The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-12-22
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engaged az speaker for Memorial Day.
A. W. Savage, who has been living in
Richmond the past two years has returned.
The Monday Tub will hold it's third meet
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. William Palmer next
Monday evening.
AiDsworth Post, No SO, g. A. II. will
celebrate it's twenty sixth anniversary with
q visit at comrade A X Mohucon's.
The cantata that is being rebearsed for
Christmas by the young people Of the
Methodist church Is progressing finely.
Wait field Lodge Of Good Templars cele
brated its twenty-niDih anniversary with
an oyster supper at the Congregational
church vrstry last Friday evenii z, which
WAS largely attended.
Mrs. A. Dickson, whose arm was ampu-
tatrd some 'hrre month"; ago, IL not impIov
ing. II il nearly healed but now her ltfs
Srn il nearly M bad as the right one was at
the time H. WAS ampul ated.
The reception to MIR. and Mrs Joseph
Trudo last Wednesday evening WAS very
pleasant occasion. About forty were p es-
eDt and many useful and valuable presents
we're left with the happy couple, all wish
ing them hal pness and prosperity in their
new life
DR.. A. w Gorham and 1. Spear tested
and condo mued a COW for s. j Dana lat
Wednesday. The COW Was killed and
found TO be In very bad condition. Tie
shown, to convince the * p ical that there
really IN tub rculUsis. Those who saw this
sight will lave no doubts Of 1t in the tu urt.
Rev. Thomas lyric of st Johnshury Will
give Us the first lect ire the lecture cour- -
his season on Tuesday ev, ming, January d.
NJ Eyre has hern ere and delivered lee
| lures III the two courses b. fore This season 5
| aud gave excellent IA isfactOr, and we be-
speak for hun the same success in his new
lee ures It's hoped the community will
! give The committee substantial ht p az they
will do all in their power TO make II a sue
! Cess
The Agricultural meelirg held here last
| week was we'll attended considering the
! weather. The gen lenen constituting the
| Board of Agriculture presented the diH T.
ent subj CTS III a manner very aCCt utable 10
| those pirsent. We had expected 10 hear
the subject of / bercu Osis criticised but IL
was pr. Srnttd III such lair ana candid
manner by the srcIe AIRY If the board, Hon.
| V l. Spear, that the critics were all ton-
/ WINGED t1at he knew more about the sub
! CT than th-l, and there was no chance for
criticism. A god degree of interest was
shown in the III tuDgs and all FELT that they
had been hello to those Present. The
| Waitsti I'D corn, baud was present and fu =
nisheu some fue music during each even.
ing.
Prosperity comes quickest to the man
" hose liver il in good condition. D"Wilt's
lJlJlt II tTlA " ~ T. are IdlbuN nun u IFS lOi
constipation, biiousness, ind gtstun and
| all srom ich and liver troubles. w. K. Ter
rill & Co
The Lincoln fountain pen and the A. A
Waterman sent postage paid on rec ipt OF
price to any address. p ns carefully se-
| lecttd. Vermont Waterman Company,
Mon p-lier, vi. S q adverlis' ment page
six. ~
Washington.
Christmas day is to b- made memorable
| in Washington by wedding.
Huntingt IN & Eastman are building a
mammolb stOrehouse for ice and sawdust in
| Huutington's mil-yard.
Professor Dumb III of Goddard Seminary
liked up from Barre on Saturday and was
the guest OF a CaIef over Sunday.
NJ sses Ihez McAllsttr and Alma Tillot-
son entertain their Sunday school classes
at g. G. Nc Allister's ON Thursday evening.
| The Christ as tree exercises at h.
Baptist church on Friday evening Will Oe
enlivened by music, Rotations, dialogues,
etc.
Kmball Darling, George Maynard and r
| II Williams are each carrying around d
sore thumb. Mr.. Williams was bitten by a
horse, The others cut theirs will an axe.
Fay Blake and Abe Chamht Rim have
been IT. ppiDg, few days during their va
cation from school in Bradford, al the home
M 81 A hbie johnson closed her school
here las Saturday and in the evening an
entertainment was given by the school with
very appropriate exercises Tor the occasion.
Miss Johns n presented to each OF her schol-
ars pretty souvenir on which her name
| and each OF her scholars names were
printed. The scholars in return presented
! her with a nice album, thus showing the ts-
TEEN ia " bich she was held. Many of The
parents aud friends of the school in this
place and some from VeIshire and Wash.
ington attended the evening exercises.
II is easy to ca CHI cold and just AZ easy
| TO get rid OF it il YOU commence early TO Use
One Minute Cough Cure. H. cures coughs,
lids, bronchitis, pneumonia and all throat
and lung troubles. 1t is Pleasant 10 take,
safe to use, and sure to cure. w. K. L, T
rill & Co.
Woodbury..
A few from this place at ended the drama
at South Woodbury. last Friday and report
| a very pleasant time - Gilman Bill has
been visited b, his brother from New Hamp-
shire The past week. - The much-ts ked-
of hOrse-irot was iroittd in the stores and
hotel instead OF on the ice last Saturday.
| - Miss Sahin was seriously i'll on her
return home f iday nigut but had recovered
sufficiently TO teach on Monday much to the
! pleasure OF all concerned. - Tru ma n
| Moore received a cold bath lasI week but
with no serious result. - Mrs. Patrick
Llley, who has been Ill IT some 7 me In fal =
ing slowly. - Deputy Shetiff Foster will
| sell at public auction a fiue s urtevant,
Larrabee nuggy. December 2S at 49, 30 o'clock
at b. III Daniels'.
| Dyspepsia cured. Shilohs Vitalizer i'm
mediately relieves -FOUR stomach, coming up
OF food distress, and is the great kidney and
liver remedy. Sold by w. e Terril & Co
South Woodbury.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets with Mrs.
j. ID Bailey next Wednesday afternoon
| and vening. - Christmas exercises fol-
lowed by tree will be held in the church
next saturday evening. - The district
school at Blueberry Corners held in the
| vestry last Friday evening WAS decided
sue ,ess. Although the roads were yer. bad
| the house wss filled. The proceeds at the
| door were 1922 80. - NJ =. Elisha Whe-l-
| or. who has u eu victlm of consumption
| f,r the p 80 twenty years, pa- ed away last
| Tuesday aud WAS buried ON Thursday. Her
| son, Leon hretr liz very low with the
| same disease. - Mrs. Lucinda Farms.
worth has gone 10 Barre To spend Christ
IN Az with her daughter, MIS-. Is. II. Wells.
| - Mrs. Enma Corey, who has b--n
| pending u few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
| l. II Goodell, returned to her home In Som
ervhlr, Mass, last Saturday. - Harry
| Buruham visited in Barre a few day = last
| week.