The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-11-24
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Mo has been in very poor health of late
Miss Belle Hubbard ia to teach again the
coming winter in the Gilbert o. Smith dis
| trict.
Leon Dirty of Brook6eld, former work
man here, has returned to work for the
winter.
Bert Davenport has gone to Roxbury to
work with Melvin e. Church on a wood
| job there.
Mrs. Laura Anterior of Waterbury was
! the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert Il. Mar
tin, this week.
1. d. Robinson, our tinsmith, has been
| in very poor health OF late, but Is i'm.
proving somewhat.
Union Thanksgiving day services will be
held In the Congre gational church at half
past ten on Thursday.
The revival in progress in East Brook
field again called Rev. p p Womer there
several days last week.
James M. Beckett went to Boston last
week to visit friends and later will go to
Washington, d. c., for the winter.
Charles G. Moore ia having prosperous
granite business In Atlanta, Ca, where he
Is staying on account OF the health Of his
| wife.
We learn from Leslie ID. Gale that the
past season at the Fabyan House, White
Mountains, was the best In the last eight
years.
The mother and a sister of "grsnite
boys" Joe and Waverley Murray, have
come from New Brunswick to spend the
winter.
A further examination OF the case OF Will
lie Lund In the hospital at Burlington,
leads TO fear OF a tumor that may prove very
serious.
Mrs. Anna Benedict Frankum's school in
our village closed last Friday afternoon with
public exercises that were much enjoyed by
visitors.
Will j. Young was called by telegram
on Monday, to his home in St. George, New
Brunswick, because Of the serious illness OF
his father.
William L. Quits, son-in-law Of the late
Mrs. / q. Little, was in town with two OF
his daughters last week. He Is now living
in Groton.
A funeral in Brookfied on Tuesday pre-.
vented Rev. p. p. Womer from going to
Albany, N. Y, for his wife. She will come
on without him.
Willie Lund, now at the hospital in Bur
liDgton, last week had performed on hi 1,
the surgical operation for which he went
there. He bore it we'll.
Charles Brockway came home from Bos-
ton last week for few days visit. He is
employed in barber's shop in connection
} with the Marlboro House.
Road Commissioner o. A. Blanchard re-
Gently started in building a piece of new
road some twenty rods in length, just below
the s. Talcott Perrin place.
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od diS r rue tnrn aG IN tb Oh huae was mn, in
by Eugene Prindle Of Barre
Selectman Henry Erskne, it is said, must
submit to a third operation for drawing
cancers from his lower lip. He has suffered
greatly in the previous ones
,,;a, =. .ho to-, Me- Arroro
Howe Ruruhsm Last Wednesdav- cows went
for some eleven to thirty-three dollars. The
house and land were not sold.
A special service will be prepared for
Thanksgiving day by Rev. +. r. Womer.
IL VIII oe UNION SERVES anu .ne Puoiic 10
coroiaiiy ih'iCeu W participate III i''
Albert G, Norris ia supplied with an ex-
cellent outfit for saving, both with drag
and circular saws He did a very satisfac.
tory Job with circular for this temizer last
week.
Friends of b. r. Sibley will be glad to
know that he is finding much relief from
his latest surgical operation in ST. Paul.
DIR. E. b. Watson attends him 30 far AZ
needed at present
seoaa Moore ba. returned IN vermont
from his father's home in Minnesota.
WHITTIER he went for his health a few months
ago. At present he and his wife are at the
Phoenix House in Barre
D. d ID wouor continued h;s ra,,ro,
M1s l., M PnoGnId 'oa. LILO 80 va
Sre so Success seems TO have attended, tbsm
Ra,waan ,h;rtv anS for,v nsrsons hona
taken decided steps in the Christian life.
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Inc onlversallst Laules IeslVai last
rrluay evening was sucGe ss S III iopI ior one
inner IM nap IN the ,eooure 9y hev; .. Eu"alu
wrigne OF nonepelier' anu .ne cuachen,pie PIE,
t ~, o1o o' dnI1aro oo'p'' "o'0 "'o''
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day evening, at his wish his practitioners at
tended the Methodist church where they
were privileged to listen to a most admirable
talk by Pastor j. O. Sherburne. His SER
mons are full of meat.
Altar savaral moptbs, rast from oran;te
or,t;nn .nd ynnob ;mnroyad baaith r. nnn0
sennapce Enssna G.lI hos taLan m the
w1ri, a,o;n ~ saa how IL mov anras p v III
hin His nronosed w;nter in Eoiprado NAV
n;ua rlans 70 IPorL bara " "'
e'o p'"oo W WIN NV
Az recent accounts george Oruuen,
weil-known granite cutter,|more partcu-
larly IN barre,-apParehtly hau put very
short time TO i've; he mas been at his oid
home, near feterhead, scotland, Tor months
past, where ne mas hau a long ana very dis
tressing Illness
Rev. P. P. Womer finds in Rev. j. O..
| halo, lahn tn. H.,