The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-15
Newbury.

Newbury.
Wanted: A man with plenty OF suavity
lots OF nerve and vitality, to pass around q
subscription paper to prevent our public
water trough from falling into watery
grave.
We are glad to welcome DR.. f. G. Russell
back to Newbury. DR.. Russell announces
his intention Of making his stay permanent.
With Mrs. Russell he has rooms with Mrs.
Garland.
e. A. Shaw has accepted a position as in
structor OF descriptive geometry and
draughting In Norwich University at North
field, and will begin his service there Sep
TENDER 20.
Il. q. Perry, former student OF the Sem
mary, was in town last Friday. Mr.. Perry
has taken the entrance examination to the
medical college at Burlington, and will en-
ter upon four years course OF study there
January /, next.
The ladies of the Congregational church
| will hold fair at the vestry September Is,
at which large assortment OF fancy and
useful articles will be on sale. Supper
served after five o'clock. Music and other
entertainment in the evening.
1t is with deep regret that the comma
nifty learns that Miss Annie Guthrie will
not be able to resume her work In the pri-
mary room at the Central school this term
She has filed the place most acceptably for
the past three years. 1t is hoped that her
health will permit OF her return after rest
OF one term. Her place is supplied by q
sister, q well tried and successful teacher in
| Newbury.
The impromptu entertainment at the
Congregational church Friday evening last
under the direction of Prof Billiard, was
one Of the finest Of the kind our citizens
have enjoyed for q long time. Prof. Bull
lard's organ recitals were masterful. The
chorus music was finely rendered, consid-
ering the short time for rehearsal, by twenty
five voices. The classic posing arranged by
Miss Laura Chamberlin was very fine. II
our people would encourage this kind of
entertainments more and cheap travelling
shows less 1t would be more credit to their
taste and refinement.
The Methodist church was filed almost
to its fullest capacity last Sunday evening.
on the occasion Of the second Of the sacred
four anthems, interspersed with single and
double part selections and hymns, closing
with Mizpah. The pastor varied the mu
steal programme by reciting 1.-THE Archi-
tect," ''The Burial of Moses" and "The
Messiah" The musical training was under
the direction of George L. Andrews, to
whom much credit is due for the success Of
the programme. Miss Mae B. Ford presd.
ed at the organ with superior skill. Many
people came from out Of town to attend.
DRKADFULLY NERvoUs.-Gents:-I was
dreadfully nervous, and for relief took your
Kari's Glover Root Tea. It quoted my
nerves and strengthened my whole nerv Jus
system. was troubled with constipation,
kidney and bowel trouble. Your Tea soon
cleansed my system 80 thoroughly that L
| rapidly regained health and strength. Mrs
S. A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold by w.
f. Terrill & Co.
West Newbury.
e. F. Corlss and wife of Howard, R. l.,
are spending their vacation at his fathers,
| N, G, COrliss.
Miss Marion Stuart and Miss Matherson
of Brooklyn, N. Y, who have been visiting
Mrs. John Smith, have gone to Barnet.
Rev. George McDougal of Boltonville
preached at the Union Westinghouse on
Sunday in exchange with Rev. w. II.
White.
Ed Minard is working on the road ma
chine. - Miss Bessie Tyler went, last
Saturday, to teach school at Hudson, N. H.
- Mr.. Torrey Of Sharon, Mass, is visit
ing friends about town.
The Sunday. school had a jug-breaking at
Mrs. John Smiths on Friday evening. A
good number from the Sunday. school was
Many thanks are due our superintendent,
Mrs. Smith, and also Mr.. Smith, Miss Mar.
ion Stuart and Miss Matherson.
! A sad accident happened to our genial
storekeeper, John Tyler, last week. He
put his hand into nail keg to get some
on the side of the keg ran into his hand. II
is now swelled up and he is threatened
with blood poisining. DR. Stearns OF Haver
hill, N. H., is attending him.
Last week Tuesday occurred the Tucker
family reunion at Halls pond. Different
q members Of the family came from South
r Ryegate, Boltonville, Newbury Center and
|, from this place. All report very pleasant
: time. Music and social conversation occu
0 pied most of the day. The boat ride wal
e especially interesting with music in thu
! boats
: Dyspepsia cured. Shiloh's Vitalizer i'm
: mediately relieves sour stomach, coming VI
!. OF food distress, and is the great kidney an(
Q liver remedy. Sold by W. E. Terrill & Co
q Kicker Mills.
IS Mr.. aud Mrs e. L. Rowe had son borr
9 on September 6, weighing nine and one
e half pounds. - III. M. Kicker has hi
d cellar dug and stoned, ready to put on tn
r frame of his cottage. - Potatoes ar
commencing to rot In this vicinity. -
Q Alexander Dunnett has returned to hi
u home at st. Johnsbury, closing his cottag
a here. - Rev. William Wylie of Phila
o delphia, Pa, was visiting friends here las
week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kicker o
here last week. - Austin Alston wen
IS to Bloomington last week on his wheel
y - Farmers have had nice time Il
o gather up their second crop OF hay, and re
: port a larger crop of hay than for man
IT years. 30. III. Hendry and wife wer
: visiting at j. G. Harvey's this week. -
N A. II. Kicker bought three cows last week
- Mrs. Moses Plummer is in rathe
poor health.
Ryegate.
~ Mrs. j. r. Miller very pleasantly enter
~ tanned her Sunday-school class at her HON
= last Saturday. - Mr.. and Mrs, K.
=. Symes and son spent last Sunday at he
u fathers, Mr.. e. q. Holmes. - job
- Davidson and family have moved back o.
70 started for Boston on Monday with a cal
8 load of live stock - Will Morrison c
I, Barnet spent last Sunday in town. -
~ Rev II. A. Collins and family are visitn
~ at their former home in Pittsburg, Pa
W. - Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood OF Boston ar
,g visiting her aunt, Miss Jeannette ,symei