The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-07-28
Williamstown.

| daughter here, Mrs. Maynard Spencer.
| Walter Granger is able to get about lit
tie now, after severe attack of sciatica.
Druggist George Adams came over from
Fairhaven last Saturday for a family visit.
1t is pleasant reunion that the family Of
the late John Adams is having here at this
time
Martin Erskine's younger daughter con-
tinues poorly yet and he himself is suffer
ing from bols.
The wet, murky, hot weather in the last
week, was trying indeed, and discouraging
for hay-makers.
roof is going. on our band.stand in its
new, and probably permanent location, and
1t will be otherwise improved
Thomas Poland has been doing carpen-
ter's work for Mr.. Bannister Of Brookfeld
the job to be finished after haying.
News is received of the death of Dana
Phillips, son of the late Samuel Phillips, an
old-time resident OF the quarry district.
Indications point to a business room in
the basement of the house which Rev. Will
liam Schofeld is building in our village.
Charles r. Ainsworth has thus far this
year, shipped and sold some eighteen mil
lion feet of pine lumber at Duluth, MINI.
Donald D. McAuley of the quarry district
took out license for a second marriage last
week. His wife comes from Boston here.
Miss Kate Erskne is in poor health,
which may have been aggravated by having
been thrown from a carriage some weeks
ago.
1t is very gratifying that the granite
business keeps up so we'll here as at pres
ent, and that the outlook for its continuance
is so good.
Our baseball team played a game with
the South Barre team last Saturday after
noon and were the victors by score of
three to one.
"Chris." Elliot was over from Northfield
day or two last week. He is yet unable
to return to granite work here, his cough
continuing bad.
Moline, Illinois, are staying at his summer
cottage in Michillinda, resort on the east.
ern shore of Lake Michigan.
The wet weather is said to have spoiled
quite q little grass that had been cut, for
anything but bedding. Fears have been
felt, too, for the potato crop of late.
Mrs Orcutt Abbott and Miss Lucy Alb
family of Mrs. Abbott's son.n-law, DR..
James Bailey of Ticonderoga, N Y.
John Dow's horse got loose in the stable
| one night last week and INDUCED ad Hbitun,
| in cracked corn, with the common result
Medical treatment averted fatal issue.
Our old townsman, Loren W. Glysson,
was in town last Saturday, looking well.
| For thirty-three years past he has been en-
ployed in one machine shop in Concord, N
William Folsom and wife, the former q
| brother of Mrs. Ophir s. Martin, and the
latter sister Of Chsuncey Lougee, are to
| arrive here from Wisconsin this week for a
visit.
The sociable planned by the Congrega-
| tional Christian Endeavor Society TO be
| held at the home of George Goodrich, but
prevented by rain, will be held there some
| time in August.
Mrs. Doctor George e. Maloy and child
| rem have returned from East Montpelier.
Doctor Maloy will come on from st. Cloud,
Mimi, for the family in August, to remain
| a week or two.
The teachers in our village school the
| coming fall term will be the same as last
term: Mrs. Wood in the primary depart
ment Miss Slack in the intermediate de.
partment, and Mrs. Franklin in the third
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Farnsworth, now
OF Haverhill, Mass, are visiting the family
of their brother-in-law, John Farnham, on
their way home from the recent Epworth
League convention at Toronto, Canada.
Rev. j. X. Thompson, the Scotch preacher
and Evangelist, who preached here several
SundaysIlast spring, is visiting his old home
Prince Edwards Island, where he finds
good fishing in salt and fresh waters, cool
breezes, etc.
Miss Alice, daughter Of John and the late
Mrs. Ann Martin Green, is to become fol
time identified with the family OF George
w. Lynde, Mrs. Lynde being her aunt
They will assist her to an education a.
Goddard Seminary, 1t is said.
Rev. Carlos Adams, now OF Adrian
Mich, is q preacher who is honored indeed
in his own native town. A large audienc,
greeted him last Sunday morning at thu
Methodist church here, and listened to al
excellent sermon on "the worth of tn,
SOUL
The road machine in use here in lat,
years, is said to be nearly worn out and GU
road commissioner is about to try anothe
one, made in Aurora, Ill, Just brought owe
here from Orange. 1t is said these ma
| chimes are in use in some towns about ant
much liked.
The Christian Endeavorers lawn sociabl
at the Congregational parsonage, las
Wednesday evening, was very pleasan
and well-attended affair. The members o
the society wish hereby to express thei
hearty thanks for the services OF the ban(
on this occasion.
Wasn't it sound reasoning, this, of
small Williamstown lad? AS he was abou
| to be left at home for little time by hi
father and mother, who were going away
the former urged him to "be good boy ant
not cry" His reply was, lit won't do an.
good to cry for there won't be anybody Il
hear mel"
Under the auspices Of our band, there will
be an exhibition at the town hall next weel
Thursday evening, Edison's NEW projecto
scope, showing actual moving life scenes
Edison's best concert photograph which
} sings to large audiences loud and clear, will
furnish music while pictures are bein
z changed. 1t will doubtless prove YER
. enjoyable entertainment.
Rev. p. p, Womer preached a very stron
: auti-liquor, anti-saloon sermon last Sunda
. morning, thus early in his career in on
state, planting himself side by side wit
: the great majority OF the clergy and til
Christian church Of the state in this matter
y The array Of facts marshalled by the preacl
or, as against the use and sale OF intoxica
i ing liquors, could not fail to be startling
i unless because OF their frequent presents
ton. -,
o 1T CRAVE but One Minute" said the pu|
9 lie speaker in husky voice; and then /
d took dose Of One Minute Cough Cure, an
70 proceeded with his oratory. One MIMI,
d Cough Cure is unequalled for throat an
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