The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-06-30

Would IL not be well for Governor Circuit TO
call the supreme court together and have
this decision Tapped into some defininite
shape2 Meantime let all fishermen except
minks and sinks meekly wait.
IT heals everything except broken
heart, may be said of De Wits Witch Ha-
eel Salve. Piles and rectal diseases, cuts,
burns, bruises letter, eczema and all skin
troubles may be cured by it quickly and
permanently. W. e. Terrill & Co.
Moretown.
Miss Emily Freeman is visiting friends in
town.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. @. s.
Hulburt on Monday.
The village schools close this week with
patriotic exercises at the town hall Friday
evening. Proceeds to be used for the bene-
fit of the schools. All are cordially invited ;
The birthday party given by the Ladies'
Aid at the town hall on Monday evening
was a success socially and financially.
About 1913 was added to the treasury, which
will more than cancel the Indebtedness in
Cured by the society at the time the church
was repaired. The singing by Miss Free
man was much enjoyed by all.
Newbury.
Mrs Burrage OF Gardner, Mass, is visit
ing at Henry W. Bailey's.
Mrs. Hill OF Waterloo, Canada, is visiting
nor BlbJ6T, hTb. hODoTb
Mrs. G. II. Atkinson visited her niece,
Mrs. W. II. Hubbard in South Ryegate last
week.
Twenty-Five thousand lake trout were re-
ceived last Saturday and placed in Halls
pond.
Mrs. Shrieve and two daughtes and Mas
ter Alva Pierce of Boston are guests OF Mrs.
L. f. Pillsbury.
Arthur Bryant was called home last
week by the serious illness OF his mother,
Mrs. G. N. Bryant.
9. f. Darling and wife have returned
from Boston where they were called by the
death of Mr.. Darling's mother.
Mrs. Ellen English, an old resident, ar
rived in Newbury last Saturday and is
stopping with Mrs. Perry Blodgett.
Frank Bailey and A. w. Silsby went into
New Hampshire last week and brought
home about twenty pounds of brook trout.
Miss May Ford has returned from the
conservatory of music in Boston and taken
her place as organist at the Congregational
church.
j. g. Marcy, wife and daughter were
away over Sunday and took in the excur-
sion to Plattsburg from White River juno
ton on Monday.
Rev. Mr.. White of the Methodist church
exchanged pulpits with Pastor Merrill on
Sunday and gave an impressive sermon on
the duty of self-sacriice in Christian living.
F. B. Lang and wife, Miss Nellie Lang
and George Swasey and wife, attended the
fifteth wedding anniversary OF Amos B.
Carpenter and wife at Waterford, on
the oath inst
The Epworth League held very pleas.
ant lawn party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
K. A Shaw last Friday evening. The
grounds were illuminated by Japanese lam
terms. Ice cream and cake were served
The warm wave last week was a corn
puller, and corn fields have decidedly i'm
proved appearance. A cold wave succeed
ed and there was a slight frost in some To-
calities on the morning of the 9th. The
corn crop has bad look.
A sharp contest of base ball was played
on the common last Saturday afternoon be-
tween the North Haverhill and Bradford
teams. The scores were kept about even
until the eighth inning when the North
Haverhill made five runs. The score re-
suited, North Haverhill 10; Bradford 5.
West Newbury.
Scarlet fever has vanished from our
midst.
Mr.. Stewart of Barnet is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. John Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tyler visited in Went
worth, N. H., last Saturday.
The parsonage has been painted the past
week and is much improved thereby.
All rejoiced to see the Stevens family at
church and Sunday-school last Sunday.
Mrs. Dudley Carleton is much improved
and is able to sit up part Of the time. Mrs.
Brock Mr.. Carleton'5 sister who has been
taking care Of her, has returned to Brad
ford.
School closed at this place last Friday
and the children entertained their parents
and friends on the last day by recitations,
songs and dialogues. Miss Lillian Martin
of Bradford was teacher.
The box sOciable held at the parsonage
last Thursday evening was we'll attended
and proved success every way. All en-
joyed good social time. In the nail ham,
mering contest, there were nine young
ladies who entered, and after an exciting
contest Miss Matte Rawlins showed con.
clusively that she knew how to WELD the
hammer with skill and power. The judges
were M. FL. Randall Frank Temple and
Byron Rogers. In the Notwithstanding
contest between the gentlemen Moses Hood
demonstrated his superiority over all other
contestants. The judges were Miss Lillian
Martin, Miss Jessie Guthrie and Miss Net.
tie Tucker
ID. Flanders is quite i'll with bilious
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall of williamstown Wis
tied in town last week.
Mrs. William LeBarron had Sigh
shock recently, but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lord of Barre re
Gently spent several days at A. r. Nelson's
Luther Lord is spending his vacation a
home. He has been attending the Moody
school at Mortified, Mass.
Several Of the schools closed last week
Clarence Perry, teacher in district No. 10
closed his school with a picnic in r. P
Lords grove. All who attended report
very nice time. Mr.. Perry is very sue
cessful teacher, and II is understood hi
services have been engaged for the remain
der of the year.
East Orange.
A successful term of school taught b,
Miss Hattie Mehuron of Fayston closed las
Friday with picnic on the lawn OF Gilman
Hutchinson in the afternoon. A pleasan
time was enjoyed by the scholars and teach
or with games, music, etc. Peanuts, can
dies, lemonade, etc, were enjoyed by al
| present.
Walter A. Clarke of Pentwater, Mich
was guest at Mrs e. g. Colby's last Sun
day. - E. e. Towner and son with hi
mother, Mrs. Joel Worthen of Montpelie
were guests at G. W. Simpsons over Sur
day. - Mr., and Mrs. John Gilman c
Fairlee visited friends in town last weel
- Jennie Colby spent last week wit
friends in Barre and attended commence
ment at Goddard Seminary. - Re,
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