The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-03

NJ f' TURNER Oh compton, MO-, writes us
that after suffering from piles for seventeen
years, he completely cured them by using
three boxes of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
IL Gu es eczema and severe skin diseases.
W. E. Terril & Co.
MlddIesex.
Rev. j. Edward Wright preached an in
teresting sermon to the Unitarians on Sum
day.
Hugh Carpenter and sister Anna of
Waitsfeld spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Lucian White.
ciabe with Mrs. @. f. Newhall on Thursday
afternoon and evening.
Mrs Demorris of Montpelier staid with
the family of E, ID. Williams over Sunday,
caring for Miss Pearlman.
Leon Gabaree and family have moved
from the Holden block to the Henry Town
farm on the East Montpelier road.
The hotel is open to the public again.
| Its proprietor, Mr.. Farrar, is well known in
| this vicinity, and has the good wishes of
everybody.
The l. idies' Aid Society will hold So
ciable and whist party at Holden's Hall
this evening. A cordial invitation is ex-
| tended to all.
W. g. Scott, operator at Montpelier juno
| ton, who has been confined to his home in
town by illness the past week, returned to
his work on Monday.
Mrs. Albert Davis has moved her house,
! hold goods from her recent home to that of
| Sidney Hastings, her father, where she will
make her home in the future.
George Howard and sister of Plattsburg
N. Y, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Seaver Howard. They are nephew and
niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard. Miss How
ard is now i'll with the measles.
| Our town report shows an incrnase in ex-
| penditures in at least two departments
Our total Indebtedness is greater this year
| than last, although special tax was raised
| to reduce it. This special tax was applied
rightly, while current expenses went far be-
yond our officials means
Miss Martha Pearlman, whose serious ILL
ness had been noted in the WATCHMAN from
time to time, died on Monday evening.
She had been great sufferer for the past
few years of her life from complication of
diseases, and had borne her sufferings with
great fortitude. She was born in this town
sixty-six years ago, and has since lived
here The funeral occurs to-day at eleven
o'clock, and the burial will be at the village
cemetery. She left an uncle, r. Dana Will
liams, with whom she had always resided,
besides relatives outside the state, to mourn
her death.
e. A. Earle went to Barre on Sunday to
attend the funeral of nephew. -
Stephen Skales, who is engaged in building
John w. Eagan's new house, went to War
Julius Converse is ill with the measles.
Northfield.
The Graded School closed last Friday for
two weeks vacation.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. j.
Houston has the measles.
Myron Goodspeed OF Warren was in
town last Saturday on business.
Thirty-ive couples attended the social at |
I'LL L. -
Charles Plumley and Fl. B. Cady left for |
Washington last Saturday evening.
A. K. Denny has been confined to his |
home the past week by severe cold.
f. l.. Howe & Co have recently received |
orders for sixteen foreign granite monu-
ments
The ladies of St. Mary's church will hold |
a carnival at Armory Hall the first week
after Easter
About fifty attended the benefit at the
Blanchard Opera House for Miss Dooley |
last Friday evening.
The guild OF st. Mary's church held their |
annual winter picnic at the parish house |
last Monday evening.
G. M. McKeith was arrested for drunken
ness last Saturday and was fined So and |
cost. He obtained the liquor at the agency. |
Miss Pheba Sherman died OF pneumonia |
last Saturday. Funeral services were held |
at her late home on Monday afternoon. In
terment was In Elmwood cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Kent entertained six |
teen tables at whist last Saturday. The |
first prize was won by G. N. Tilden and |
Miss Blanche Kimball, and the BOBBY prize |
BY Leon Booth and Mrs. Nellie Kimball.
Edward r. Sonar for MANY vears a res-
;dent ~ this nIace and late NJ Randoinb
S;ed ~ bio bpme OF that n,eca aarlv lest |
Snndav morning He had heen tronbied
with diabetes, and had been about town
un.i, uay vi Tr;don n;oht ' on% d;ad 10
VAS was ta sa;,nr moi'o "' "'kN' Oh" "'0N VI
hear' iaiiure'
The annual report OF the ofhcers OF the
town show that the grand list Is I'll ,236 %;
excess OF Liabilities over assets In all de,
partments W, 81 amount OF liquor sold
by agent S2,733N; with net pront 10 town
Oh % 80 IA expense Vi loae 90 1oe oe E
SI,oT ~ expense u. PoSa o., t't ~ sonoot
e en1 d nave ora"n oruo'' W 'ho
OF So'ool'oo.
ToRTURINa, itching, scaly skin eruptions,
burns and scalds are soothed at once and
promptly healed by DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, the best known cure for piles. w.
q. Terrill q Co.
West Newburv.