The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-12-29

and dance at Unity Temple last Friday
night was we'll attended. = The Christ
mas tree and exercises were at Harrington's
hall. There was large audience and the
exercises were interesting. - Walter
Comstock Is sick with bilious foyer. -
A son was born last Saturday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. K Hutchinson.
Berlin.
Christmas was observed by exercises and
trees at the church last Friday evening The
chur h was very prettily trimmed with ever,
greens and the speaking by the little folks and
singing by the quartette was very good. -,
sst ss h Mrs. H Ross St Bs Carroll SON Of
Arthur Bosworth of Chicago. is visiting at j.
f. Winslow's - Mrs. N. p. Nye was
called to Brookfeld last Sunday by the death
Of her father, - The young people gave
Miss Jessie Crnndall surprise party last
i II. W. Bailey i. reported little more
comfortable.
Bradford.
George r. Andross visited in Boston
several days last week.
Mrs. T. H. George, who has been quite i'll
for several days, is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Butler spent few
hours at Woodsville on Thursday.
Miss Maud Harris is assisting at Doe
Brothers store during the holidays.
Henry X. Prescott and George Merrill
spent several day. Of last week In Concord,
N III.
Charles Norris has been confined to the
house for several days with severe throat
trouble.
Il. W. Blake spent Christmas with his
father, returning to his school at Warren,
N. H, on Monday morning.
Joe Wan OF Bellows Falls spent several
hours with friends in town on Saturday, re-
IN nj IN ha aarlv SUNDAY
Samuel G, Barrett is assisting in the care
OF B. T. Pillsbury, who is sufferirg severely
from injuries received from carriage acct.
dent short time ago..
Anna Cinnamon Of Bradford were married
on Wednesday morning by Rev. II. T.
Barnard, leaving on the mail train for Man
chester for short visit.
East Brookfield.
I'D. " Campbell Of Washington was in
town the irst OF the week. - Mrs. A. B.
Smith Of Northfeld 10 visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. II. Sprague. - w: a. Peak Q
q few days visit. - Rev. J. Q. Sher.
burne exchanged with R v. 9: "a. Morse of
Brook field last Sunday. - Mr.. and Mrs.
jesse G. whestley are visiting their daugh-
tor, Mrs. Frank Z. Allen OF East Roxbury.
- z. l.. Marshall was at home from
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Medcalf.
Prosperity comes quickest to the man
whose liver Is In good condition. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are famous little pills for
constipation, biliousness, indigestion and
all stomach and liver troubles. W. Z. Ter
rill b Co.
Cabot.
Tyler Dow is moving into the Britt house.
Rev. II. L. Hartwell went to Newton,
Mass, last Saturday for weeks vacation.
B. ]. Lance and sons put an extra de-
livery team on the road last week, 1t being
goat driven by Master Ned Bates OF Mont
pelier.
Let all remember the lecture next Thurs
day evening given by Professor j. l.. Hills
Of Burlington on Foods for the Human
The Daughters of Rebekah will hold q
private installation next Saturday evening.
| A full attendance Is desired. Cake and
coffee will be served.
Christmas WAS observed at the Methodist
church with exercises appropriate for the
birthday Of our Savior. Two trees, laden
with great variety Of fruit, delighted the
hearts OF the children and large chorus
lent good cheer to the occasion. The
several committees are congratulated on q
| successful entertainment.
Christmas at the Congregational church
passed off very pleasantly. Exercises by
the children were satisfactorily applauded
| as they performed their several parts we'll
! The singing by the children was very en-
| joyable. The trees were filled with pres
| ents useful and ornamental and were taste
fully trimmed. The audience we're we'll
| filled from the tables in the vestry which
| were we'll loaded.
Edwin Russell Webster died at his late
home near the village, December 10, aged
sixty-six years. Mr.. Webster was one Of q
| fav tlxy ~ atvht oh Of nd no
linda Webster, living in this town until OF
age, when he went to Boston where he had
| lived since that time, engaging in the stable
business forty. three ,ars. He was man
| OF strict integrity, honesty and upIightness.
| A devoted and worthy member OF the Ma
sonic Lodge where he had reached the de-
gree next the highest and had represented
| his ward three times In the legislature and
| twice in the common council OF the city OF
Boston. He leaves a wife and adopted
daughter. His remains were laid to rest in
the village cemetery near those OF his father
| and mother.
| Twenty cents was paid at the creamery
for November butter. e Mrs. @. M. Sea.
bury passed her eighty-ninth birthday or
| Sunday. She resides with her daughter
Mrs. George Hoyt, and has the honor of be-
| ing the oldest person in town. The
remains Of Miss Myrtle Britt, who died In
the hospital at Boston several weeks ago
were brought to this town and inferred by
the side OF her mother on Wednesday Of
last week. - John T. Stone, q former
resident OF this town and brother OF Mrs
George Gould, died at Pocersville, Cal or
December 10, OF consumption, aged fifty
three years. Mr.. Stone was the owner OF
the grist mill property in this town at the
time OF the great freshet in 1869 and suffer
ed quite heavily financially. A few ears
later he went TO California and entered the
mining business and has been engaged with
the same company the past twenty years
- The installation OF the OF officers Of
Green Mountain Lodge, #. A. M, and Of
the Eastern Star will be held in their hal
on Friday evening next at eight o'clock
Masons and their families and all mem Der;
OF the Eastern Star are invited. Oysters
and cake and coffee will be served. Twenty
five cents per plate.
| A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on fifty-cen,
bottle OF Greenes Warranted Syrup OF Tar
IL it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle tC
prove satisfactory or money refunded
Wells, Boyles & Rogers, Cabot.
Morse Brothers, Cabot.
3. @. Voodry, Cabot.
| Frank Carr, Calais.
| South Cabot.
The coolest morning OF the season on Sat
urday, II being eighteen below zero. -
The school had Christmas tree at the
| BchoolhOuse on Thursday night The