The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-12-29
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Luke Miller was called to Jay last week
to attend the funeral Of his sister. Mrs.
Kelley. - Deacon and Mrs. M. G. Hitch
cock went to Newport last Friday to attend
the funeral of his sister in-law, Mrs. II. e.
Bedel, a former resident of this town.
- Mrs. H-psy Bell has gone to Enos-
burg to visit her daughter. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Latham OF Lowell have rent
ed part of Mrs. Alvira Miller's house for
the winter while Mrs. Latham is taking q
course Of treatment with DIR. w. A Young.
- Bert Chandler and wife OF Troy are
boarding with Mrs. A. III. Hoyt while Mrs.
with Dr. Young. The Methodist Sum
dsy-school has accepted the invitation OF
the Congregational Sunday school to meet
with them Christmas eve and join in appro-
pirate literary and musical exercises. The
customary Christmas tree is to be supplant-
ed by fish pond to afford little variation
from the usual methods. - Although it
is yet rather early in the geason, M. Wins-
low Farman has been invited by unani-
nous vote of Post Bailey of North Troy G.
A. R., to deliver the memorial address next
year. Post Bailey gets the most noted speak
ersin Vermont TO deliver their memorial ad-
dresses, and 1t speaks we'll for our towns
man that he is ranked with older and
more widely known orators. - FL. o.
Miller recently refused five dollars per head
for ten Of his sheep out Of flock of 100.
Two million Americans suffer the tortur-
ing pangs of dyspepsia. No need to. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters cures. At any drug
store.
Vershire.
The same teachers are in the schools this
winter as the last term with two exceptions.
- Elder j. d. Cross is very feeble.
- Mr.. and Mrs P. Il. Martin attended
the funeral of Mrs. Martins mother, Mrs.
Levi Hood, at Groton on Friday. Much
sympathy is felt for Mrs Martin in the loss
of her only surviving parent. - George
Maltby was buried on Saturday, the funeral
being held at his late residence. Rev. g. B.
was one of the oldest citizens Of Vershire
and had resided here many years.
Wells River.
Work has commenced in the basket fac
tory.
The creamery paid its patrons twenty.
three cents for November butter.
The law suit between Andrew Aitkin and
the village has been sent up TO the supreme
court on points Of law.
Rev. W. c. Haskell went to Bradford on
Monday to attend the meeting Of the Pas
sumpsic Congregational Club.
All are urgently invited to be present at
the Thursday evening prayer-meeting and
tell how to make the meetings attractive
and interesting.
Mrs Bracy, Mrs. Haley, Mrs Deming,
Mrs. Lee and NJ rs. Goodw win were at Lisbon,
N. III last week 10 attend the installation
OF officers OF the Eastern Star.
Truman Lyons fell from the wagon while
moving his goods and hurt his arm so it
was badly swollen for a week or more and
now 1t seems on examination the small
bone wac broken just below the elbow.
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