The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-02-24

the valley, hyac1nthB and Terms. MISS Ella
Kincaid OF Rockland, Maine, was brides
maid, and f. L. wilkins best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Scott will reside at 469 Columbus
Avenue, Boston, Mass, where they will be
pleased to receive friends.
Pulaski Lodge, #. and A. M, attended
the ninth Masonic district meeting at Brad
ford on Wednesday. and report fine time.
- #. Deming has exchanged his hot
air furnace for o bot-water heater in his
house. - Mrs. M. Adams is to give up
her position in the telephone Office. -
Mr.. Perry has been engaged to take care OF
Clough have gone to Danville to make their
home for the present. - Miss Linda
George has been spending several days at
North Haverhill, N. II.
wiiliamstown.
Charles Bruce OF Stowe was in town last
week.
Willie Lund is improving, under DR.. e.
B. Watsons care.
Mrs William Quits is very low. She can
hardly survive great while.
A dramatic club from North Randolph
performs at the town hall this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Lynde are to attend
President McKinleys Inauguration next
| week.
| tainment at the town hall on Friday even
ing OF this week.
The number of deaths in town last year
was twenty-seven, instead OF fourteen as
previously reported.
The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Muir
ray was taken to Barre on Saturday for
baptism into the Catholic church.
Herbert P. Martin has bought building
| lot OF Thomas Spooner, now OF Barre, situ-
ated near the Robert Seaver place in the
village.
Messrs. Henry Poole B. f. Sibley, James
s. Hopkins and Leslie Gale were In Brad
ford last week attending Masonic district
meeting.
| George Clark OF East Somerville, Mass,
and son-in-law Of James M. Bass, Is taking
q course Of osteopathy in Montpelier for To-
| comotor ataxia.
Norman g. Davis received word Of the
death Of his mothers sister, Mrs. Eveline
Stone Dewey, in Canton, Illinois, at the age
Of ninety years.
Mrs. Chester Martin has lately buried her
oldest brother, Scion Wood. in G alesburg,
Illinois. He was a native OF Vermont, and
eighty years Of age.
Nothing could be more commonplace
than our warning for the March meeting
next week. There are apparently no burn
ing questions for consideration.
Luther Waldo raised some three or four
tons of grapes last year in his Georgia home.
The grapes were put into unfermeDted
wine, for which as yet he finds no sale.
Our town treasurer's report shows bal
ance in favor of the town OF over 81 200.
Sales Of liquors last year by town agent
amounted to some $3.50; cost OF supporting
the poor was nearly 81 200
Ralph N, wcomb returned on Monday.
He has been successful lumber dealer in
Corning, Iowa, f. years. One OF his sons
married the daughter of a banker there, and
is in the lumber business also.
Rev. Charles A. Breck Of Somerville,
Mass, preached at the Congregational
church on Sunday, and is staying here
through this week to preach again on next
Sunday. He was we'll liked.
On his line, adjacent to the General e.
Bass meadow, John A. Perry is building a
shooting lodge for his fellow riflemen and
himself. Their targets are to be placed on
the aforesaid meadow, where there Is an
opportunity to shoot sufficient distances.
Warren Grearson, a very worthy boy u
from st, George, New Brunswick, who
came here some years ago as q granite
worker, on last Saturday married Miss
Josie, second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Staples. They are to reside In East
Barre, where he, with brother, Is engaged
in the granite business.
Mrs. Phylenda Ellis Is in very pool
health. - d. M Perkins has been just
alive the last day or two. - Mrs. Fred
Jackson is again ill with nervous trouble.
THEY are 80 small that the most sensitive
persons take them, they are 30 effective thai
the most obstinate cases OF constipation
headache and torpid liver yield to them
That is why DeWtts Little Early Riserl
are known as the famous little pills. W. e
Terrill & Co.
South Woodbury..
Miss Grace Benjamin was confined to hel
bed few days last week.
Dudley Burnham and wife OF South Wal
den visited relatives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. WILDER and daughter
Valmer visited friends in Mackville last Sat
urday.
Miss Emroy Benton of Marshfield was il
town last week visiting her sister, Mrs. w
j. Town.
R. M. Pray and wife spent last Sunday
In Calais with his sister whose husband Is
very low.
Charley Daniels was married February
IA to Miss Bell Vanorman Of Maple Corner
Elder Davis of Calais performed the cere
mony.
Quite party from this place attended the
entertainment given by Beedle's Orchestrs
at Cabot last Monday night. All feel wei
paid for going.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold an an
tiquarian supper, preceded by mock trial
in the vestry March 5. 1t is hoped there
will be good attendance.
Miss Lucy Sabin, a respected young lady
Of this place, is very low Fears have been
entertained OF her recovery, but at last re-
ports her case seemed little more hopeful
The Band Of Hope held last Sunday even
ing was a success. The programme was
we'll carried out. 1t is hoped all will turn
out and encourage the young in this work
it is noble cause.
|
THE bold action of Greece in attempting
to solve the Cretan question with the sword
has excited popular admiration everywhere
in Italy. A great Philo-Crete agitation il
being carried on throughout the country
The sympathies Of the people are entirely