The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-05-26
Northheld.

Mortified.
Cadet Patterson is ill with peritonitis.
Cadet johnson of the United States navy
is visiting his friends in town.
II. e. Reed is making extensive repairs
on his house on Central street.
DR.. W. b. Mayo has moved his Office from
his residence to rooms in the Paine block.
Phio Hoefer of the Boston Institute OF
Technology, is visiting his sister, Mrs. g. G,
Brill.
Lizzie Knapp has her piazza completed
and is making other improvements to her
house.
Chauncy Denny and family have returned
from their winter sojourn in Winter Park,
Florida.
Lieutenant II. w. Hovey, U s. A., is alb
sent on two weeks trip in the interests Of
Norwich University.
g. s. Richmond is treating his house to
coat of paint. The brush is held by E. In
gals and his assistants.
Hon. Frank Plumley will be the Memo
rial Day orator at Montpelier and Rev. L.
p. Tucker at Royalton.
George Taplin, the photographer, moved
last week from Union street to the DR..
Walling house on Main street.
The Glass of 49, Mortified High School,
has presented the school large framed
picture Of the coliseum at Rome.
Lewis l.. Montana has been canvassing
the village and Gouldsville for the sale OF
history Of the Order of Odd Fellowship.
f. W. Dutton is building an addition to
his house. Mr.. Dutton is now renewing his
youth by indulging in an attack of chicken
pox. .-t. 2slss as - 80 p - ~
G. H. Richmond has increased the force
in the rooms of the National Memorial
Company by the addition of another COM
| positor -c-3 ,-...-... Il Sa1Ss
| Cora E. Deuel. and her mother are staying
| with Milan II. Deuel. temporarily during
the attack of diphtheria in the Howe house,
in which they are living: -
Mrs, NJ G. Graham, Mrs. George San
| born, Mrs A. A Joslin, Mrs. John Holland
and Mrs. w. A. Blake took carriage drive
to Montpelier last Thursday.
The old fort which has been so long an OBJ
ject Of belligerent attacks by the cadets Of
| the University grounds was demolished
Monday by order of the President. tsSss
A large number attended the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows at Montpelier last
week. Charles Wright and j. p. Brooks
were the delegates to the Grand Encamp-
ment.
There will be game Of baseball next
Saturday at half-past two o'clock ON River
| side Park between nine from Gouldsville
and another from the village Grammar
School.
Eva Harvey has been compelled on &C.
count of poor health to resign her position
| in Dutton & Rchmonds store. Her place
is taken by Miss Murphy of Middlebury
| who has had experience as a saleswoman.
There was another outbreak OF diphthera
Friday and the school in the rooms below
| No. 8 is closed for the rest of the term
Three Dumas children on King street have
the disease and Carrie Carrigan and Viola
| Howe.
The Rev. DR.. Farnsworth, for many years
a missionary in Turkey, will speak at the
Congregational church this evening. The
convention exercises at the church begin
this morning at eleven o'clock, and will
continue through the day tomorrow.
There will be an auction sale of thirty
| five acres OF pasture land situated near
William Holton's and belonging to the es-
tate of the late Lyman w. Wright Satur-
day, June 5. The sale will take place on
the Common. E. III. Thayer is the admin
istrator.
Cadet Upper received intelligence last
week OF the illness Of his father, Rev. j. S.
Upper OF Wallingford, who has suffered a
stroke OF apoplexy Rev. Mr. Upper was
| formerly member of the Vermont Meth
odist Conference, and held appointments in
this vicinity.
At the monthly business meeting on
Tuesday the following committees were
elected for the Epworth League for the
ensuing year; Spiritual Work, G. H.
Ellis, L. p. Tucker, G, s. Richmond, Mrs
III. r. Roberts, ]. A. Houghton; Mercy and
Help, Lizzie M. Knapp, Anna Farr, Mrs
+. w. button, Ryle Farr, Frank A. Blake
Literary Work, @, G. Brill Mrs. j. e.
Bingham, Mrs. L.. P. Tucker, Mrs. NJ. 8.
Gilchrist, II. R. Roberts; Social Work, Mrs
G. s. Richmond, Emma Wright, Bessie
Messer, Mrs. c.. G. Brill, Crete Gorham
Correspondence, Edola j. Sheldon, Alice
d. Richmond; Finance, Harold 8. Rich
mond, Jones Wark. Professor II. r. Rob-
erts, and wife and Miss Crete Gorham were
at the same meeting elected delegates to the
| Conference Convention to be held in Brat
| tleboro in June.
East Corinth.
j. L. Burgess is reshingling the mill
house.
Miss Jennie DeGoosh is sick with scarlet
fever but is improving.
Judge Gleason was in town on Thursday,
| as probate court was held here.
| W. G. Simpson went last week to Brat
| tleboro where he intends to work.
The Memorial Day sermon was delivered
| to Ransom Post last Sunday by Rev. r. w.
Hatch.
School was closed last week on account
OF scarlet fever but Is reported to commence
| again SOON
Rev. e. W. Hatch attended the Christian
| Endeavor meetings at Piermont on We'd
| nesday OF last week.
FROM ADJ.-GEN. T. 8. PRICK OF VERMONT
Having been troubled with weak knee
for years, injured same badly few days
J ago, which at once caused me great suffer-
ing. Madetwo applications of Neurotic Oil,
and was entirely relieved from pain, two
more and the swelling entirely gone. Hope
others may try the remedy and receive like