The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-01-13

mains to the place OF burial beside his
mother in the village cemetery.
Green Mountain Chapter, o. e. g., in
stalled these officers on Friday evening OF
last week: Mrs. Orcenia Warren, w M.
Herman Rogers, w. p; Mrs. Eta Marsh
A. NJ, Mrs. Emily Doro, Treasurer; Mrs
Bertha Marsh, Secretary; Mrs Jennie
Rogers, Conductor; Mrs. Clara Shortt, As
sociate Conductor; Mrs. Emroy Putnam,
Warden; Edwin Burnham, Sentinel; Mrs.
Gertrude Mears, Adah; Mrs. Ina Rogers,
Ruth; Mrs Kate Lyford, Esther; Miss An
ME Gould, Martha; Miss Maud Hall, Eecta;
Mrs. Lettie Bouldry, Chaplain; Mrs. Adella
Swerdfeger Marshal; Miss Lillian Wells,
Organist.
A CARD We the Undersigned do here
by agree to refund the IN )ney on fitty-cent
bottle of Greene's Syrup of Tar IL it fails to
cure your cough or cold. We also warrant
a twenty-five cent bottle to prove satisfac-
tory or no pay.
Wells. Boyles & Rogers, Cabot
II. L. & W. e. Morse, Cabot.
VIM. Southwick, SO. Cabot.
East Cabot.
Luther and Gladys Beckley of Barre were
at e. III. Clark's last Thursday. -
About seventy we're present at II. Hutton's
last Saturday evening to cele brate his
sixtieth birthday. An oyster supper was
served and an easy chair and teaspoons
were leII MIN as TOKENS OF remembrance.
- Several relatives and friends attend
ed the funeral of A e. Glidden at Barre
last Sunday. - K. II. Clark attended
the Dairyman's meeting at M )ntpelier last
week.
You'll use one-third less OF Harmless Soap.
Chelsea.
Elisha May OF st. Johnsbury, national
bank examiner, paid our bank his annual
Waak ha m taH
our public library with a set of Senator
John Sherman's Personal Recollections, in
two volumes, a valuable and costly work.
This was an unusually kind act, as coming
from one who has no connection with Chel-
sea, either by birth or residence.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF H. e. X. Hall
Camp. No. 28, Sons of Veterans, has chosen
the following officers President, Mrs. Nellie
s. Lucas; vice-president, Mrs. Mary M.
Hayward; trustees, Mrs. Frances w Bixby,
Mrs. Sarah A. Hall, Mrs. Louisa Clough |;
treasurer, Mrs. s. A. Mattoon; chaplain,
Mrs. S. A. Hall; guide, Mrs. Melissa f.
Wright; assistant guide, Mrs. Emma T.
Griffin; guard, Mrs. Grace M. Bixby; outer
guard, l.. Belle Chandler; national dele
gate, Emma l.. Darling; alternate, Mrs. E.
L. Griffin.
The annual meeting of the Orange County
Creamery Company was held on Tuesday
of last week. The old board of directors
was reelected, namely A. w. Whitney j.
A. Stanley, Frank Gilman, N. ii. Austin,
Benson Sanborn The present indebted
ness of the company was reported as
Sl,250 10 In the past three years the CON-
pany has handled 6,720, 1876 pounds of milk,
making therefrom 350,951 pounds of butter.
The amount received for butter has been
S7O,93307, and the expense has been $40,
5l9-67. The average price paid per pound
in 1896 was 49, cents and the expense per
pound 80 GEMS.
III. X. Darling and wife have both been
i'll during the past week. - Mrs. George
ii. Colby is seriously ill. - Maude S.
Merrill is now acting as organist at the Con-
gregational church. - Special meetings
are continued at the Methodist church tn s
week, on all evenings except Saturday.
- e. e. Tanner Of Marshfield is work
ing for N. G. Moore.
Gail Hood left on Monday for Wells Col
lege, Aurora, n. Y, via Lowell, Mass
- II. B. Colby's household goods will
be sold at auction next Saturday.
OF hay, stock, and farming tools on Tues
day next. - Arthur e. Stearns is at
home with the measles. - Several
young children are reported as seriously ill,
including those of Mrs. Bernice S. Stevens,
f. III. Stanton and G. L. Hayward.
LOST A dear little child who made home
happy by its smiles. And to think, it might
in the house One Minute Cough Cure, the
infallible remedy for Group. w. E. Terrill
u Co., Montpelier, VT
East Corinth.
Mrs. X r. George, who has been on the
sick list for the past few months, is slowly
improving.
Charles Page is putting in machinery and
expects to make sugar boxes the coming
winter and spring.
Frank Hutchinson's baby is very sick
with indigestion, but at present writing is
somewhat improved.
The Cecilan Club, assisted by Miss Edith
Jones of Bradford is to give an entertain
ment in the church this "wednesday even
ing,
The entertainment given by Mr.. Hutchin.
son of East Orange in the church on Friday
evening was not very we'll attended, on ac-
tice.
South Duxbury.
Roy Atkins is confined to the house by a
cut on his foot. - Mrs. George Nelson
died on Monday after a long sickness.
- Mr., and Mrs. Charles Louzell are
spending few weeks with Mrs. l. Louizell.
- Misses Edith and Mary Butler and
Lottie Mossman have returned to the Green
Mountain Seminary. - Timothy Wheel
or OF Moscow has made his annual visit
with relatives and friends and returned to
his home. - The week OF prayer was
observed by the people on Turner hill with
a good interest. The meetings are to con-
tinue the following week. - Mr.. Rian
of Plainfield bought four yoke of oxen here,
the best in the valley, the past week.
You'll use one-third less of Harmless Soap.
East Gilmore.
Quite number of logs have been cut,
ready for the mill.
Brother u b. Wheeler preached a very
interesting sermon on Sunday.
The steam mill and covered bridge were
burned last Saturday night. Cause I'M
known.
Measles have held sway here for three
weeks. Almost everyone has had them
Some are very sick
East Montpelier.
Fred Parmenter is ill with cankerrash
- Mrs. Bert Nelson is recovering from
| the measles. - Miss Eta Wilson is
dress-making in Barre. - Mrs. Clark