The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-11-03
Kicker Mills.

Mrs., R. N. Darling was visiting here last
Saturday. j. G. Harvey sold a cow to
e d. Kicker last week. - A. FL. Kicker
lost a good horse last Thursday night.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jenkins Of
Graniteville were visiting friends here and
at GrOton last week. - A. FL. Kicker
has torn down his old barn. 1t was built
over one hundred years ago pear the pres
ent spot and removed to the place where it
has stood ninety-six years. - II. e.
Annis OF Peacham was visiting here last
week - A. Fl. Kicker has bought the
new field of Terance O'Neal. - Deer
hunters have been more plenty than deer
the past month Peter WEIGH got one.
- A. II. Kicker is putting up lumber
shed intending to keep an assortment OF
finishing lumber
Thetford.
Several from this place went on the ex-
curson to Boston. Rev. Mr.. Fogg
from Post Mills occupied the pulpit last
Sunday - Miss Minnie Coombs enter
tanned two cousins from Fairlee recently.
- Rev. Mr.. Marsh from Boston, son of
Eleazer Marsh former teacher Of Thetford
Academy, spoke last Sunday in the church
Of his work as city missionary. - Ed
ward and Herbert Coombs have returned to
Millbury, Mass, after spending several
weeks at their home. - Mrs. Helen
Slade has gone to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Leon Turner. - Jackson
Elmer is ill. - DIR. William Worcester
Is in town.
North Thetford.
Rev. Mr.. Fogg of Post Mills preached last
Sunday in exchange with Mr. McDuffee.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis from
Alton Bay, N. H., were in town last week
visiting her father, MIR. Stevens. - Our
church is having a new coat OF paint. No
change in color; it would not look natural to
the old citizens if painted other than white.
- Mrs. Kinsmans daughter Sarah from
the west is at home on visit. - Bur-
ton Cummings is at home after an absence
- Miss Mary Burbank Of Warren,
Mass. is visiting friends at the Hosford
mansion. - The excursionists, who ar
rived home from Boston last Saturday, re-
port fine time attending the Food Fair
and doing the Subway, viewing war ships,
etc. - Mrs. Barrett and daughter Wis.,
tied friends in Lowell last week. - Mrs.
Hubbard and Mrs. Fuller from Massachu-
sets are visiting their sister, Mrs. Adde
Fitch,
Hardwick.
l.. FL. Warren has had coat of paint ap-
piled to the exterior of his cottage on Main
street, which greatly improves its appear
ance - Lucius M. Rockwell has taken
the job to cut one hundred cords OF wood
for George Bridgman. - Rev. y. II.
Clark and wife attended the Free Baptist
quarterly meeting at Sheffield. - Mrs.
Melvin Tucker is i'll with nervous prostra-
ton. - A paper is being circulated for
the purpose of obtaining subscriptions with
which to purchase a bell for the Free
Baptist church. 1t is a worthy object and
should be we'll patronized.
Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures where
others fail. 1t is the leading cough cure,
and no home should be without It, Pleas
ant to take and goes right to the spot Sold
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Post Mills.
Charles Howe of Lyme. Mass, is visiting
his parents on South Lake street. -
David Turner has returned from his trip to
Montague City, Mass. - INLAND Davis
has gone to Concord, N. H., to visit his
brother who is about to sail for he island
Of Jamaica. - John Young is taking a
trip to Rutland and vicinity. - Mrs. II.
Il. Howe and daughter of Hanover, n. ii =,
are visiting at William Moody's. - K.
w. Raymond is in Keene, n. III. - A
young son of Fred Brown was injured quito
badly last week by running silver into his
eye. The wound was dressed by DR.. Milf
ken and is doing az we'll as can be expected.
- Rev. S. V. McDuffee of Thetford
preached at the church Sunday in exchange
with Rev. Charles g. Fogg
There is no need of little children being
tortured by scald head, eczema and skin
eruptions. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
gives instant relief and cures permanently.
w. e. Terrill & Co.