The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-12-29
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Stage Driver Hooker lost two cows last
week.
M. r. Spencer and wife were in town for
the holidays.
The next whist party at hotel hall occurs
this evening.
W. Fl. Brown of Montpelier visited In
town last week.
Mr.. Stacey OF Groton visited last week ct
William Chapin's.
Mrs; H; p, Spencer is at Barre caring for
Berton Gale Of Montpelier was at his
fathers for Christmas
Allan Moore and wife visited relatives in
town the last OF the week.
w. j. Bachelor has received his appoint
ment as health officer for the town.
Miss Maggie Mansfield OF Woodsville, N.
H.. spent Christmas with her psrenrs.
w. 8. Martin is taking an enforced vsca-
ton ~ the result Of kick from cow.
Ed. Fitzgerald 10 in woodsyille this week
| erecting an ico-house preparing to put In .
supply OF ice.
Mrs II. o. Kiser visited friends at Barre
| over Sunday and Mr.. and Mrs. q. Lombard
visited at South Barre.
Miss Alice P. Lazelle, who Is attending
the Normal School at Randolph, 10 spending
short vacation at homo.
| II. X. Bush, receiver Of the e. A. Bernis-
conf Granite Company. commenced work ut
the stone sheds on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra r. Russell Of Essex
junction have boon stopping at the homo Of
8. r. Gilman for the holidays.
The remains OF William Gray arrived in
town from Boston last Friday. The funeral
and burial were ct North Montpelier.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Methodist
church will dedicate their new parlors next
Friday evening with chicken pie supper.
Mrs. Beckley, mother Of Mrs. Helen
Bachelor, was taken suddenly sick with
heArt failure last Tuesday, but Ia much bet
ter.
Edwin j. Merrill OF Cabot and Mrs.
Claudine NJ. Robinson of Msrshfleld were
married December 20 by Rev. L. f. Fortney
at the residence Of Mr.. Fortney.
The many friends OF Martin Mansfield,
who has been suffering from injuries re-
ceived early in the summer, remembered
him Christmas day by presenting him with
Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald is quite low and
her daughters, Mrs. Jennie Mccarthy Of
Bellows Falls. Mrs. George Wheeler and
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald Of Montpelier,
and Miss Rose Fitzgerald are with her.
Miss Carleton, who has been sick with
diphtheria at the residence OF A. M. Batch.
elder, Is slowly improving. Fred Batchel-
der, who Is at home, Is down with the dis.
ease but 1t 10 thought that he may not be
dangerously sick.
Il. g. Cutting, Z; W. Page, Nate shorey.
j. "A. Foss, Harry Townsend, James Warrst,
Charles Reed, T. II. Bartlett, j. Bero, e.
mer Sprague and W. j. Shoiey, members
Of the local order Of Odd Fellows, attended
the district meeting held at Waterbury last
Thursday.
Both churches observed Christmas eve
with appropriate exercises at their respec-
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the children at the Congregational church
was very good and their efforts were credit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Grisbrook, who had charge
Of their training. The Methodist church.
with its usual success, gave an interesting
entertainment. The church was thorough
ly warmed by the new furnace and the
large audience present certainly, II appear
ances are any indication, enjoyed pleasant
evening.
Mrs. NJ. B. Ford, Ruddell's. ILL.,, suffered
for eight years from dyspepsia and chronic
constipation AN. and was finally cured by using
little pills for all stomach and liver troubles.
W. e. Terrill & Co.
Fayston.
Miss Della A Thompson, who is teach
ing in Montpelier Union School, is spending
her vacation at home. e John Living
ton is spending few weeks with friends in
Canada. - Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
| arc ulONluk lutO tuo uOub6
occupied by James Baird, where they in
tend to remain during the winter, lumber
ing. - Miss Janette Tucker Of Lowell,
Mass, is in town caring for her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Tucker, both
Of whom are old and feeble. The
school at the Center has been clos ID a few
days on account OF the illness Of the teacher,
Miss Eaton OF Waitsheld.
North Fayston.
Grandpa Neill remains very low.
Miss May Howe spent Christmas with her
parents. - Miss Kennedy spent Christ
mas with her parents in Waterbury. -
Miss Mary Marble is at home from her
school at johnson for the Christmas vaca.
tion. - Georgia Pease has been very
sick at the home Of his uncle, Mr. Hills at
Duxbury but was brought here last Sunday.
- Died at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. M. K. Davis, December 26, Mrs. Hor-
ace Morse. She was a resident OF Duxbury
until the past year when they came TO live
with her daughter.
lKarls Glover Root Tea, for constipation
it's the best and II after using it you don't
say 30, return the package aud get your
money Sold by w. e. Terrill & Co.
Fairlee.
Rev. A. H. Webb gave us a fne Christ
mas sermon Sunday afternoon.
A Christmas entertainment at the church
on Friday evening was much enjoyed by
the committee Of arrangements, especially
Mr.. and Mrs. Winship, for the success Of
the entire programme.
Mrs. Alkaline (Kneelsnd) Colby died on
December p at the residence OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. b. w. Wllmot Her son. L. G.
Colby OF Waterbury, Conn, and niece,
Mrs. Smalley. OF Rumney N. H., were with
her during her last illness. The funeral
services were held at the house ON Thurs
day morning, attended by Rev. Mr. Webb
Of Bradford, after which her children and
other friends accompanied her to Hartland
where they laid her beside her husband, the
late John Colby, Esq, Mrs. Colby had re-
sided in Fsirlee more than twenty years.
She had quick, active mind and a cheerful
spirit and was respected by all who knew
her.
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