The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-12-15

Calvin Jackson, taking the place of 5. G.
Bannister, who has been in the employ of
Mr.. Jackson for about eight years, he hav-
ing moved to his place in the village which
he bought last spring. - John II.
Sprague has purchased a new st. Adams
l horse power and an Ohio ensilege cutter.
- Rev, p. p. Womer of Williamstown
met about thirty OF the new converts of this
place at the residence of George X Sprague
on Monday evening, November 20, and gave
them an informal address. - Henry
Mason hired himself out to d. B. Buck for
year, and will move his family there in the
near future.
WHAT DIR. A. E. SALTER SAYs.-Buffalo,
N, Y.-Gents From my personal knowl-
edge, gained in Observing the effect of your
Shiloh's Cure in cases Of advanced Con-
sumption, | am prepared to say it is the
most remarkable remedy that has ever been
brought to my attention. 1t has certainly
saved many from consumption. Sold by W.
E. Terrll q Co.
Roxbury.
Christmas will be observed by the Good
Templars with exercises and tree. -
School on the East Hill closed last Satur-
day with Miss Preston of Bethel as teacher.
- Mrs. Louisa Ferris celebrated her
ninetieth birthday on Monday by doing
large washing. - The entertainment
given by Major Henderson, and son of
Chicago, under the auspices of the Good
w
attended and was a success in every way.
- Dancing-school will begin next
Wednesday evening. - e. X. Burnham
and Frank Mann are at work for @. j.
Burnham on his wood lot. - Fred Wet
more of Bethel has moved his household
goods here and is to store them in e. W.
Wetmores house for the present. -
Rev. M. Fl. Wright was in Derby over last
Sunday. Mrs. Frank Mann burned
her hand quite badly by steam recently
while at work in the Columbian House.
- q S. Stanton was in Bennington and
Rutland last week on busiress connected
with the railroad commission. - L. j.
Wiley was in Middlebury last Wednesday.
- Mrs. q. s. Stanton and Miss Jessie
also Miss RAMA Flint were in Franklin and
Hill, N. H, a part Of last week. - NJ.
G. Spaulding and family have moved into
the Martele house.
Fairlee.
Schools have commenced with the same
board OF teachers that were employed in the
fall.
No preaching at the Union church De-
cember 8, on account sof the illness of our
pastor, Rev. Fl. 7. Barnard
A new creamery is being built near the
depot by Mr.. Hood OF Roston. He is he p
ing to get the milk from the farmers both
sides the river.
Lake Morey Creamery is doing fair bust
ness, the new manager, r. l. Kibbey is try
| ing hard to please the patrons and pays
them good prices for butter.
Judge Kibbey and the Jurors, Thomas
Bond and Abel Heath, left for Chelsea on
| Monday afternoon as the County Court
opened on Tuesday morning.
The special meetings which have been
held for the last few weeks by our pastors
Revs. Barnard and Webb, have been well
attended and have resulted in much good,
| church members revived, many interested
| and we hope some conversions.
Stop that coughl Take warning. 1t may
lead to consumption. A 25c bottle of Shi
loh's Cure may save your life. Sold by W
E. Terrill & Co.
West Fairlee Center.
Mr.. Cummings OF North Thetford hal
been engaged to teach the Center school
The term began on Monday. This is tn,
largest school In town and requires
teacher OF much tact. - George w
Kimball OF Greenwood, Mass, spent las
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. N. n. Kim
ball, who has been quite ill with bad colo
for week or two but who is now improv
ing. - Mrs. Benjamin Hurst is quit
sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Or
rem Bryant. - Much bark is bein
moved, and the timber will start as soon a
snow falls to make shedding. - Fl. III
Southworth has commenced his years jol
at the " Star mill in Post Mills village. /
car of feed and a car of corn reached Ely TO
him last week. - George W. Cook say
fine large buck feeding in his lot few
days ago. Benjamin Hurst also saw dee
near his home last week.
West Corinth.
Bina Beede is working for Mrs. True an
going to school,
Bert Virgins and family have returned t
their home in Vershire.
Gilbert Blake is one Of the petit juro
drawn from this town to attend the cour
at Chelsea, beginning this week.
Mrs r. FL. Williams was called to Eas
Richford last week on account Of the Hines
of Mr.. Williams sister, Mrs. j. j. McKer
ney.
Mrs. Stillman Virgins is so she sits up
very little, yet she is in very low state {
health. Mrs. Newman Is now taking car
of her.
Rev. Mr.. Vance of West Topsham, wit
Mr.. Morrison, have been holding series {
meetings here the past week. good il
terest has been manifested.
Merton Hill, with his wife and baby, hav
gone 10 make their home for the winter i
the family OF Mr.. Darling at Maplewoo
farm. Their little daughter, Evelyn
stopping at present with her aunt, Mr.
Fred Blake, at South Washington.
Karls Glover Root Tea, for constipatio
say so, return the package and get you
money Sold by W. K. Terrill & Co.
Chelsea.
George T. Hebard Command No.
Union Veterans Union, has elected the 70
lowing officers for the ensuing year:-co
onel e. It. Peters, lieutenant colonel, B. Il
Adams; major, G. W. Davis; officer Of tn
day, III. B. Lyford; officer of the guar,
Thomas Beedle; quartermaster, M. o. Q,
burn; surgeon, f. e. Davis; chaplain, j.
Griffin; adjutant, L. G. Aldrich; sergean
major, A. Williams; quartermaster sergean
g. P. Abbott; principal musician, j. Ba
stow; color tearer, j. Straw; sentinel,
Reemrill. - The debating club decide
in the negative on Monday evening, u
: question, " Resolved, that 1t would be to Il
advantage of the United States to anne
Cuba" The disputants were X. III. BacC
and O. III. Monkey on the affirmative, al
+. f. Monkey and e. 1, Hubbard on the ne
alive. A new standing committee was cleo
ed, consisting of Carrie Bicknell, Il.
Bacon and N. O. Burbank.
DEAFNESS OF 10 YEARS STANDNG.-Pr
tracted catarrh produces deafness in maj
cases. Capt. Ben Conner Of Toronto, Ca
ada, was deaf for II years from Catarrh, =
treatments failed to relieve. DR.. Agnew
Catarrhal Powder gave him relief in OF
| day, and in very short while the deafnc
= left him entirely. III will do as much I