The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-04

electric light and telephone companies to
place letter boxes on their poles. resolu-
ton was adopted locating the tracks OF the
new electric railroad on the easterly side OF
the highway between Sixth streets and the
Berlin town line.
South Barre.
Fred Cutler is boarding at Elmer Ford's.
Lou Worcester of Roxbury is in town Wis.,
ting her two brothers Fred and John
Worcester.
Mrs. G. Lombard and Mrs. Woodland and
two children from Plainfield visited John
Worcester last Saturday.
Arthur G. Miles will give the next social
OF the Ladies' Circle this evening. Ice
cream and cake will be served from seven
till nine o'clock
The baseball game last Saturday after
noon was between the home team and
picked nine from Barre. The result was
score 10 to 81 in favor Of South Barrels.
George Smith had very narrow escape
as he was coming out OF Nye and Worces-
er's meat market one evening last week.
He became dizzy, lost his balance and fell
over the bank fifteen feet He was found
in few minutes by the proprietor. His
left shoulder was badly dislocated, one leg
bruised and he received several long cuts on
| the head.
JOHN GRIFFIN OF GAINESVILLE, o., says: "I
never lived a day for thirty years without
suffering agony, until a box Of De Wits
| Witch Hazel Salve cured my piles" For
| piles and rectal troubles, cuts, bruises,
| sprains, eczema and all skin troubles De
| Wits Witch Hazel Salve is unequalled.
W. e. Terrill & Co.
Bradford.
j. A. Sargent returned from Boston last
Saturday.
Miss Lena Wheat OF woodsville, N. H.,
Is working at Jerry Murphy's.
Lewis p Richardson of Charlestown, n.
H., spent last Saturday with friends here.
cYN-
stopping for few days with Mrs Jane Cate.
Mrs. A. 9. Wiswall of Newton Lower
Falls, Mass, is in town stopping at Hotel
Low.
Miss Mary G. Ssville OF Lebanon, N H.,
is visiting her brother o. W. Saville, for a
few days.
NJ j. Butler was at Lyndonville last
Thursday on railroad business connected
with the station here.
Doctors G. B. Wilson, Fletcher and Jones
attended a meeting Of the medical assoca-
ton at Hanover last Thursday,
Walter A. Low who has been spending
several weeks at the Low mansion, left
for his home in New York last Sunday
morning.
Mrs Boroughs who has been visiting her
sister Mrs. b, s. Hooker for several weeks,
returned last Wednesday to her home at
Melrose, Mass.
j. E. Hunt has purchased OF w. A. Corliss
his fine residence on Back street. Mr.. Cor
Hiss has rented the place owned by E, j.
: Libby near the south end of the village.
: Miss Mary Emerson who has been spend
ing several days at H A. Winships, return
, ed to her home at Lyndonville last Satur-
. day, accompanied by her grandmother,
Mrs. r. f. Ormsby.
i The work OF putting in the electric works
is progressing finely under the supervision
of Mr.. Allen. They have the poles all set,
. I ,o,,kA ~ ha Wi homo n hQUa
y the lights ready about the last Of August.
q w. G. Johnson came very near meeting
with serious accident last Wednesday
. morning. While getting in hay he got a
\ fork tine stuck into his leg about three
y inches. Medical aid was at once summoned
= and he is at present able to be about the
= streets. Will thinks himself luckey to get
out of it as easily.
!, lE. E. Perry, adjutant Of Barre, was in
= town last Thursday and visited Dudley K.
= Andross Camp Sons OF Veterans. He
n spoke some very encouraging words to the
= officers and members present and enjoined
: each one to make it in their way to attend
every meeting and to add new recruits as
q far as possible. He spoke of the outlook
9 for the ensuing year with brighter pros
s pect than years past. 1t is hoped that each
: and every member Of Dudley K. Andross
: camp will profit by the words spoken by
. Brother Perry
k A party of about fifty Of the ladies of the
:. Woman's Relief Corps and gentlemen OF
o the Grand Army spent a very pleasant out
8 ing at Cliff Null, the pleasant summer re-
Q sort OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.. B. Pickett, ,Jr.
:. Each person carried his lunch and a
cable was spread in the spacious dining
J., rooms. In the afternoon the whole party,
n by invitation from Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett,
d took ride around the lake on the barge Of
Il Capt. Lucus. The party returned home
I. before dark all feeling delighted with their
i picnic and annual outing.
Il Miss Mary Ann Clark OF Massachusetts,
is visiting at Col John G. Stesrns for few
It weeks. She is Bradford girl, the dsugh-
o ter Of Olin Clark, "a granddaughter of Moody
Q Clark, and q great-granddaughte Of Deacon
a Joseph Clark who came to Bradford in
8 lit and settled on the lower plain. Laban
= who was one OF the first five members OF
d the Methodist church in Bradford which
was organized in 1898, and afterwards be-
a came the founder Of Wesleyan College at
!. Middletown, Conn, was great uncle OF
= Miss Clark. Her great-grandmother was
}. q daughter OF DR.. Bildad Andross and q
. sister Of Levi Andross, the grandfather Of
- Col. d. X. Andross.
!. Brookfeld.
It Rev. B. B. Gilman. formerly Of Randolph,
now pastor Of q church in Gardner, Mass,
Il preached at the Second church on Sunday
a morning. - Willie, little son Of Curtis
= Kibbee, about six years Of age, died on
Q Thursday from the effects OF wound in his
a lOOt, caused Dy stepping upon rusty nail
a the week previous His funeral was on
= Saturday, Rev. c.. H. Morse officiating.
' - Mrs. Louise Clark is spending few
i weeks with her sister, Mrs. Philbrick. in
i Hartford. Conn. - Among the recent
q arrivals Of summer boarders at William G.
Clsrk's, are Mrs. Ellen Wheatley and
daughter Bessie OF Meriden Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilcox Of Milford
T. Mass, arrived in town on Friday. Their
!; son, Clark Wilcox. came on his wheel from
! Worcester, Mass, early in the week. -
= Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ladd are visiting friends
in Sharon. - Miss Mary Goodrich is at
q q tending the summer school at Randolph.
. - Misses Jennie and Bessie Peck re-
turn to their home in Burlington this week.
- Dr. Ellis has been taking an outing
Of a few days, leaving his practice with DR..
Goodrich. - Mrs. Sophia Follansbee
{ sprained her ankle quite badly on Saturday
- Mr. and Mrs. Luce OF st. Johnsbury
: were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Morse
last week.
: East Brookfleld.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Chapman OF Everett,
Mass, who are spending a few weeks in
this place visited George l. Ford and wife