The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-07-07
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Mrs. Milton Martin is visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. DR.. George e. Maloy is suffering
with quinsy.
Rev. j. o. Sherburne was in Middletown,
Conn, last week.
George Smith of Potsdam, N. T., was in
town over Sunday.
Walter Granger is confined to the bed
with sciatic rheumatism.
Frank Willard is in town, the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. Patsey Elliott.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Will j. Young last Wednesday.
Ed. Colby and family OF West Derby have
moved into Willie Briggs house.
Mrs. "Phone" Bohonon d. McAllister Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. John Byrnes.
Mrs. Mary Jeffords Heath is at home
from Washington, d. g., to spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Annie Mckee goes this week, to
work at the Fabyan House, White Noun
tains.
Steele McAllister is in very sad condi-
ton, physically and mentally, having lost
his mind, largely.
AFRO Nichols is having so much trouble
with an eye that its removal it is thought
may be advisable.
Mrs. Laura Townsend Atherton has just
returned to Waterbury after stay OF some
| two weeks in town.
| 1t is reported on what ought to be good
authority that our creamery is to be one OF
| the best in the state.
Miss Grace, daughter Of our old towns
| man, George Harrington, now OF Princeton,
| ILL.,, is visiting relatives here.
Engineer o. #. Stebbins has been taking
vacation from work on the railroad, pass
ing the time with his family in Mortified.
John II. Poole, only son Of Manning 8.
| Poole, was married in Chicago, ILL.,, June
80 to Miss Evelyn M. Hsyley Of that city.
Christopher Elliott has been compelled
by i'll health to give up stonecutting again,
for time. He is at his old home in North
field.
Word comes from Kirksville, Mo-, that
| Will Mcconnell is improving, under the
esteopathic treatment. OF his longtime NAL
aides.
Rev. j. O. Sherburne has been chosen q
delegate to the International Epworth
League Convention to be held in Toronto,
next week.
Mrs. DR.. M. e. Hatch Of Newbury and
children have lately been the guests Of her
brother, Landlord j. W. Brown OF the
Monument House.
George Poole, clerk in the Office OF the
Monument House, under its former man.
agement, remains in the same position, I'M
DER inc new regime
Two candidates for admission to the Con
gregational church were accepted at the
preparatory lecture in the church vestry
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. 0rra Nichols Mcclure widow OF the
late Frank Mcclure, and formerly OF North
field. was guest Of Mrs. M. ]. White, her
sister-in-law, one day last week.
The click Of numerous hammers in our
granite sheds, and OF carpenters hammers
/ nm No n q W
to go up in our village this seasons most
welcome music.
Grearson & Beckett have done nothing
this year in the way OF further development
of what was hoped might prove good
quarry on Murdo A. McAulay's farm in the
granite district.
Mrs. DR.. Fred P. Gale Of Fort Payne
Ala, is with her sister-in. law, Mrs. Rev. j
o. Sherburne. DR.. Gale is expected north,
later on we hear, may perhaps remain
through cold weather.
At this writing Mrs. circuit Abbott and
daughter have not returned to their home
here after their usual winters absence
with family friends. 1t is reported that i'll
health has caused this delay.
Pliny Wheaton OF Barre is furnishing the
granite underpining for George L. Edison e
new house, about to be built. Herbert P.
Martin has the contract for making the cell
lar and grading about the house.
Charles r. Ainsworth is again this year,
in Duluth, Mimi, in the interests OF a
wealthy lumber syndicate, of which he is a
member. Large lumber interests demand
his presence and business ability there.
B. Frank Sbley, accompanied by his
wife, went to Burlington last Saturday for
a second removal Of the sore in his ear.
The operation was performed successfully
Saturday afternoon by DR.. L. M. Bingham,
and he is expecting to return home early in
this week.
Let no one forget the concert to be given
at the town hall this week Friday evening
under the direction of Mrs. j. X. Lynde in
the interest OF music connected with the
fifteen cents. Cake and ice cream will be
served by the ladies Of this church after the
concert.
We would respectfully suggest to any
tribe or people on the face OF the whole
earth that may be laundering for liberty to
il possible. If there is to be declaration
of independence let it come in the dead Of
winter with the mercury forty degrees be-
low zero.
In a recent chat with one OF our boys"
who is OF somewhat convivial turn, but
whose name We hope may yet fairly "blsze"
in the list OF teetotallers, he spoke of some
thing that he did not indulge in on Fourth
OF July. Is 1t matter OF scruples with
you?" we asked. "Nol Dramsl" was the
quick reply.
One OF our townsfolk received a letter
from South Dakota last Friday written by
Vermont lady reared not far from here.
She says winter began there last Octo-
Der after which they could not go to town,
only mile distant, for three OF four weeks
at time, sometimes After the snow be.
gan to melt in the spring they could go to
town from the first OF April till the middle
OF May, only with a boat"
IT heals everything except broken
heart, may be said Of De Wits Witch Ha-
Eel Salye. Piles and rectal diseases, cuts,
burns, bruises, letter, eczema and all skin
troubles may be cured by it quickly and
permanently W, e. Terrill & Go.
Groton,
Childrens Day was observed at the Bap-
fist church, last Sunday.
The employees in the bobbin factory are
enjoying their annual summer vacation of
two weeks.
Hiram Dennis is soon to move his house
hold goods to Darling's mill where he is
employed,
N. and Mrs. William Jeffersc.. OF New
York are spending their vacation at the
Richardson reaidance on Mount Madad