The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-29
Woodbury.,

Johnny Celley disposed of his mare to
AID. Peck.
N. A. Ross has sold his pacing mare to
Ed. Kimbal.
Henry H. Tyson and wife Of New York,
who formerly spent their summers with 8.
W. Benjamin, were the guests of G. w.
Foster last week.
Mike Smith was arrested on Friday night
and taken to Springfield, Mass, to satisfy a
bondsman who was $500 out by Mixes in
difference. He left a wife here seriously
i'll.
DR.. G. G. Hall met with an accident
while driving colt belonging to Ed. Foster
last week. The colt became frightened and
overturned the cart, cutting the doctors
face severely.
The many friends of Frank Brown will be
sorry to learn that he sewers his connection
with the Hardwick and Woodbury. railroad
tomorrow Thursday He will be employ
ed by the Boston and Maine railroad in q
position of trust. He carries with him the
best wishes of all who have met him in this
vicinity.
The presiding elder of this district, Rev.
Joseph Hamilton, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Dixon of Cabot, held the quarterly meeting
at the Methodist church on Sunday. On
last Saturday afternoon the church stew
ards met and it was voted to mortgage the
church property to pay off the indebtedness.
the score of the ball game, II to in ia
vor of the married men, on Saturday, was a
surprise to all concerned. The boys found
that the old men we're better than wooden
men. Doty and Hazleton, the battery for
the benedicts, played fine game; Hervey
Benjamin on first base was like wire pro-
lection net, the ball couldn't get through
wise Joe Tebbetts; Ed Foster made home
run. Wasn't it peach? In fact all the
% old men" did finely. The "boys" de-
serve mention from the fact that they
played a fair, lively game. Carl Drenan
pitched, Hardy was catcher. Severance,
Mac Drenan and Burt Benjamin were base
men, Tashro, short stop, and Canard, Wood
and Strong fielders. Many thanks are due
to Billy Dale and West Peck for their UNI
piring. The main feature of the game was
when Hervey Benjamin ran to first base,
the ground for miles around shook, and it is
der storm of Sunday.
South Woodbury..
There was a baseball game at Woodbury.
Center between the married and unmarried
men on Saturday. The score was II to in
favor OF the married men.
The subject of the sermon at the Congre-
gational church on Sunday will be, What
| think ye of Christ. Morning service at
10.45, evening service at 1880. Subject, Up
Tree
Miss Blanche II. Adams Of the Bliss
School of Elocution, Boston, Mass, will
read at the entertainment given at the Con-
gregational church at South Woodbury. or
October Z, at 7:45 o'clock. Admission ter
cents. Miss Adams is an elocutionist o.
marked ability and charming delivery.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. DAME
WILDER Wednesday, October 6 afternoon
and evening" All are cordially invited
- Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tyson of New
York city made a few brief calls in thu
place last Friday, while on their way to tn,
White Mountains. They stopped two night
at G. w. Fosters. - Harry Burnham il
suffering greatly with sore hand. =-
Mrs. Cora Blodah is stopping for a shor
time with her niece, Miss Grace Benjamin
- @. w. Wheeler of Hardwick was a
A M. Beniamin's over last Sunday. -
John Morse has completed his tenemen
and will move in soon.
Ladies', take the best. II you are troubles
with constipation sallow skin and tire
feeling, take Karl's Glover Tea, it is pleas
, ant to take. Sold by w. e. Terrill & Co.