The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27


Mrs M. S. Haines sprained one knee last
week by jumping from wagon and step
| ping on a rolling stone, &C. Carl OJgood
was at home a few days last week from
Claremont, N. II. = Bert Lowell started
for Indian Territory last week to visit his
liams is at home for a few days recruiting
| at Mrs. j. Nj. Southwick's. 60 Rev. Mr..
| Byington of Hard wick exchanged with Rev.
II. i. Hartwell last Sunday. - Nat
| Jones and Miss Lima Lowell were married
at Hardwick last Saturday evening -
neuralgia round the heart. - Commits
sioner j. Nj. Southwick has been off duty
for the past ten days with sore hand.
- Epworth League meets at the Meth
odist parsonage next Friday evening at half
past seven. - At the Methodist church
last Sunday, seven probatoners were bap-
tized and three others came into full mem
bership.
East Cabot.
Lester Abbott and family OF Plainfield
visited relatives in town last week. -
Miss Martha Bickford Is visiting at II.
Goss'. - N X. Abbott and wife were in
Peacham several days last week. - Mrs.
Olin Clark has been suffering with quincy
sore throat j. l.. Frye of Danville
and Miss Melissa Dunn were married at
West Barnet last Wednesday by Rev. John
Bole. The best wishes OF host OF friends
go with them to their new home. g. Miss
Maria Abbott of Barnet has been at M. r.
Halls for several days. - i II. Clark
and wife spent several days last week in
st. Johnsbury.
Small pill, safe pill, best pill. DeWitt's
Little Early Rsers cure billiousness, con-
stipation, sick headache. w. K. Terrill q
Co.
East Calais.
The ordination of Miss Elizabeth Gold.
Al. nI,Y.rr 4 NJ
p. NJ. - Miss Remission of Barre is trim
mer in Mrs. g. II. Dwinell's millinery store.
- Mrs. Almira Pierce had an attack of
paralysis last week at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. d. b. Dwinell. One side
was slightly affected, but she seems to be
in fair way to recover from 1t in short
time. - Some much-needed repairs were
made ON Union church last week which to-
gether with the new pulpit put in recently
greatly improve the looks of the interior,
although much more needs to be done.
- DIR. M. X. Dwinell is visiting his par
ents. He has been in North Dakota since
last spring. - Mrs. Prudence Lance had
severe attack of lumbago last Friday
night.
Sodom.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin celebrated
their wedding anniversary on Monday
evening. - Dennis Ladoo shot fine
crane last week near the pond that meas
Mary Ormsbee has left Mr.. Newton's and
gone to live at Robert Ducker's. - Mr..
Ladoo has moved his shop few feet north
and placed it upon a granite foundation.
- At the teachers association last Sat
urday there were present six Calais teach
ers, one from East Montpelier and one from
Woodbury.. - Mrs. Newton is spending
the week with friends in Montpelier. -
George Weeks, who lived in East Mont
pelier until week ago, now lives in Calais,
having moved across the line.
j. G. Berry, one of the best known citi.
zens of Spencer, Mo-, testifies that he cured
himself OF the worst kind Of piles by using
a few boxes of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
He had been troubled with piles for over
thirty years and had used many different
kinds of so-called cures; but DeWitt's was
the one that did the work and he will verify
this statement if any one wishes to write
him. w. e. Terrill & Co.
CorInth.
Arthur Comstock and wife are parents of
little boy. - Master Sam Sargent
tapped tree from which the sap dropped
nearly a quart of sap in all =G. q.
Hastings is visiting in Concord, N. H., also
his son, in Hollsville, n. ii. - Mrs. g.
V. Sargent is in Massachusetts.
West Corinth.
A part Of the personal property belonging
to Mrs Susan Bohonon was sold at auction
on Monday of last week; also farm in
Washington, but the home place was not
sold. Mrs. Milton Nation and Mrs.
Braman from Chelsea visited Mrs. G. f.
Blake on Saturday - Cora Morrison is
no longer at A. G. Kenyon's, but is board
ing at Josiah Virgins. - @. #. Blake
has a good mich COW to sell. - Fay
Blake finished his seven months work for
j. G. Cotey' in Bradford on October IL. He
or q 1QVg N q
H. Curtis, where he is boarding and attend
ing school. - Sceva Spear, from Ply
mouth N. H., was here on Thursday to at
tend the funeral of his grandmother, also
several other relatives and friends from out
OF town were here. - Mrs Rose Bean
and son Douglass of Manchester, N. H., are
visiting at the home of her uncle, Eugene
Stills. Charlie Virgins has finished
his work at Lancaster, N. H., and has re-
turned home. - Mrs. Susan Newman
has again been called to Topsham to help
care for her father who has been sick for a
long time. - Isaac Virgins, Sr., went
on the excursion train to Lowell, Mass, on
Saturday. Mrs. Mary Ann Blake died
at the home Of her son Bert, in East Barre
on Wednesday morning, October 20, aged
eighty years. Her funeral was held here
in the church on Thursday, Rev. f. I.
Sargent officiating. Her burial took place
in the upper cemetery beside her husband
who died several years ago. - Mrs. Har-
riet Sanborn, who has been caring for Mrs.
Virgins, went home, sick, over week ago,
and Mrs. Bert Virgins has taken her place.
Mrs. Lila Williams recently carried
her father, John Clogsden to STAFFORD
where he will remain while among his
friends and relatives. - Arthur Blake
and Lucy Darling were married at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. III.
Darling on Saturday evening, October 16.
Rev. w. Harding of Vershire performed the
marriage ceremony.
CopperfieId.
Mrs. Jane Gay, who has been visiting in
Newbury, has returned home, - Mr..
and Mrs, James Cooke and son have re-
turned to South Barre. Mr.. Cooke has been
sick with rheumatism since last April, but
is able to get about with a cane. -
Born on October ID, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Spear; on October 10, daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rowell, and on DC.
tober IS, son to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ha-
ley - Mrs. Joseph Bailey, aged twenty
eight years, is grandmother. Can anyone
find younger grandmother?
Post Mills.
William A. Dodge sold at auction last
week a lot OF personal property. - Re-
port says that p. Bacon of STAFFORD has pur-
chased the Rogers place. Eugene
Bartlett of Amherst, Mass, has been in
town for few days. Mr.. Bartlett is one
Of the firm Of the Montague City Rod Com.
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