The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-10
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Frank (Cannon) Hopkins left last week
for parts unknown.
Ira Omsbee and Mrs. A. A. Hopkins have
returned from their visit in Warren.
Miss Mary A. Lewis of Enosburgh Falls
is visiting Rev. s. g. Lewis her brother.
The creamery made 500 pounds of but
ter last week, They commence this week
to to , .:.ne milk every day.
D.R. Loveland Is in very poor health.
Mrs. Loveland is improving - The in
FAINT daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Bemis Came
ron died last Friday.
Don't miss hearing Professor j. ID. Chavis
at the Methodist church next Monday even
ing. Professor Chavis is one OF the polisheu
orators of the South, and splendid repre-
sentative of his race. He is president OF
one of our best colleges in the South, wmch
indicates his recognized ability as scholar
Admission free,
If you have ever seen child in the agony
of Group, you can appreciate the gratitude
of the mothers who know that One Minute
Cough Cure relieves their little ones as
quickly as it is administered. Many homes
in this city are never without it. W. e.
Terrill & Co.
Middlesex.
Mrs. w. II. H. Buck has been Ill the pas
| week
Mrs. Andrew j. Darling visited friends in
this vicinity last week.
Henry Newton and family have moved to
their farm in Moretown.
The whist party at Holden's Hall last
| Thursday evening was fairly well attended,
and highly enjoyed.
Henry Badger has bought the Albert Ds-
| Wis place, and is reported to have sold MS
farm to Justin Jewett.
Mrs. Ina b. Chase, former resident in
town, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Farrar, last week.
Fred Holt, engineer at ]. w. Eagan's
mill has finished work and gone to Barre,
where he has similar job.
S. III. Preston of Hyde Park, formerly
proprietor of the Washington House, was In
tow on Monday afternoon.
The Home Circle will hold sociable with
Mrs e. K. Campbell on Thursday afternoon
and evening, to which cordial invitation is
extended.
Frank Griffith took Dan Jones of Water.
bury to the Mary Fletcher Hospital at Bur
lidgton, on Thursday, TO nave an operation
performed.
Roger Buckley, the efficient clerk for II
b. Nichols, who has been i'll at his home il
Moretown the past few weeks, returned t
his work on Monday.
The Peoples Telephone Company is dis
tributing the poles to be set the coming
summer. About three hundred will be LEI
in the Middlesex vicinity.
The funeral OF Miss Martha Pearlman oc
Cured from her late home on Wednesday o
, last week, Rev. Orlo Barnard officiating
Benjamin Barrett OF Waterbury took charge
Many from out OF town were in attendance
, 1t is reported that Mrs. John Hoffman o
t SHADY Rill " has taken her departure il
+ company with one George Burnham, VIII
3 has been in the employ of Mr.. Hoffman tn
past few months. The parties are though
: to be in Lowell, Mass, and the course of hi
= wife is without excuse.
8 Moretown, at its last annual meeting
: voted to erect school house just across tn
river from our village, to accommodate
this town. This would lessen the numbe
Of pupils in the village school 80 that tn
two depai tments could be combined.
Landlord Farrar of the Washingto
House will hold his opening ball on Marc
II. Music will be furnished by Chase's OF
bell and r. j. O'Neil; committee Of intro
duction, e. E. Palmer and W. G. Scott
is hoped there will be large attendance
to show the interest of our people in tn
hotel.
The sensation OF the week was the elope
ment of Mrs. j. j. Hoffman with the hire
man, George Burnham.
Several have finished their log jobs, oil
|
school next Saturday evening, then on
more school will close the term. The tim
will be decided Saturday evening. The las
school will probably be afternoon and ever
ing.
Mrs. I. r. Merrill of Montpelier visited i
town last Friday.
Mrs. f. M. Corliss is very i'll, under th
care OF DR.. 1. II. Fiske.
p. Whitney and wife of Barre are vii
iting at G. M. Whitney's.
Mrs. Dele Putnam is visiting friends i
Montpelier for few days.
1 Miss Matte Heath is at home from Could
vile, where she is employed in the factor.
Moretown.
M. M. Davis and Jason Hill have 81
changed dwelling houses, and are about Sc
tied. - Mrs. George Fletcher is i
Waterbury caring. for Or. Wheelocks fan
lily, who are sick with the grip. -
Among the sick ones in the village are Il
o. Ward, wife and son, A. e. Lovejoy, Wi
Neil, Albert Ferris and Mrs. Mary Hof
man.
, Miss Emma Rogers OF West Topsham !
O visiting her cousin Miss Flora Peaks
n Plainfield spent last Saturday at A. S. MAJ
v tyn's. A. III. Goodrich is very sick
4 "A young son Of William Retell !
I quite i'll with the measles. George Cook
|, also sick. - The inside OF the churc
has been very much improved by recent n
pairs. r. P. and j. s. Lord had charge c
the work. - Rev. G. Fl. Merrill, secrt
tary of the Vermont Missionary Society, wi
pi each next Sunday. Let there be a fu
!. attendance. The school directors me
at the Town Hall on Monday to plan for tn
next years school.
Plainfield.
o. j. st. Cyr has again gone to work fo
S. ID. Gate.
The creamery association has its ice-hous
up and filed.
Mrs. s. ID. Cate attended the musics
. convention at Danville last week.
= Jerry Discorner OF Gilmore and Miss Id
Lee of Montpelier visited at Glenn. st. John
! last week.
Professor W. p. Colby is to hold his mt
! steal convention at the Universalist churc
the last OF next week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congregt
tional church holds socable this afternOo
"wednesday with Mrs. Laura Beede.
The whist party at Odd Fellows hall O
H.. H. H.. a.