The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-17


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 1t 10 administered Many homes
in this city are never without it, W. e.
Terrill & Co.
Topsham.
Miss Minnie Randall is home from New.
bury Seminary.
G. A. Currer and wife expect to work in |
sugaring for Mr.. Metcalf Of Corinth.
Owing to the severe storm last Sunday no |
services were held in the Reformed Presby- |
terrain church In the evening.
James Morrison of Boston, Mrs. Foster of
Melrose, Mass, and Mrs. Andrews Of Ames- |
bury, Mass, were home attending the fu-
neral of their father, William Morrison.
William Morrison, a respected citizen of
this place, died at his home last Friday. The
funeral was held the following Monday
Rev. MIR. Crawford officiating, Rev. s. A.
Jackson and Rev. e. w. Hatch assisting.
East Warren.
George Bragg has gone to Moretown to
cave for the sick at Hiram Wards. -
j. l.. Gleason moves his family to Waits
field this week. We are sorry to lose them.
- Miss Grace Lamb and Merrill Camp
bell were married at the home OF the bride
on Thursday, by Rev. A. B. Enright of
Watsnelu. OOnRraJulaJlOnS are exJenueu
to the worthy couple. - David Mori-
arty is sick with the measles. - A few
Of the farmers tapped their sugar orchards
last week.
IT is surprising what a "wee bit OF
thing" can accomplish. Sick headache,
constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomach. dir
ziness, are quickly banished by DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. Small pill. Safe pill.
Best pill. W. K. Terrill & Co.
Wa.bsugton
At the recent town meeting our esteemed
townsman, Hon FL. A. White, received his
fifteth successive election to the Office of
town clerk. For half a century Mr.. White
has faithfully performed the duties of the
Office without an assistant We doubt IL
this record for continuous service has been
surpassed; for faithfulness and for popular
appreciation, as we'll as for esteem as a citi-
zen during this long PERIOD Mr.. White has
no rival.
Waterbury Center.
Archie Lovett Of Warren has engaged to
work for j. A. Gilmore, in his store, for the
coming year.
Miss Mary E. Smith, teacher in the
Proctor Academy, at Andover, N. H., is
home for a short vacation.
8. N. Pease, who has been under the
weather for some time, ia considerably bet
ter, and hopes to be out in few days.
The donation for the benefit of Rev. M.
s. Eddy, on Thursday evening, resulted in
thirty five dollars and q most enjoyable
evening
Jesse Gilmore, who has been stopping
with his brother here, for several months
and attending school, returned to his home
in Glover on Monday.
Mrs. Jessie W. Hayes went to West
Topsham on Tuesday of last week. She
was called there by the illness Of her
brother, DR.. FL. L. Watson.
The entertainment given by the faculty
and students at Seminary Hall on Friday
evening, was we'll attended and enjoyed.
There were many from out Of town.
Married at Water bury Center. March 10,
at the residence of the BRIDES father, 81. f.
Smith, by Rev. R. w. Collins, Angus Gale
OF Stowe to Miss Cora Smith OF Waterbury.
ONE minute is all the time necessary to
decide from personal experience that One
Minute Cough Cure does what its name i'm
plies. w. E, Terrill & Co.
williamstown.
A robin was heard here several days ago
AFRO d. Nichols has for weeks been suf-
fering from an infamed eye.
Christopher Elliott has returned from
Northfield to work for his brother.
Miss Lizzie Work has returned to her
work in Charles M. Seaver's store.
Mrs. Lougee seems to be recovering lit
tie from her severe paralytic shock Of two
weeks ago.
Oliver Martin has begun housekeeping in
the upper tenement of Walter Changers
new house.
Mrs. Marion Bruce Kathan, now of Wind
sor, has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Thomas Poland.
Frank Godfrey and Arthur Davenport
have work at the trade as carpenters in or
near Graniteville.
Russell M. Jeffords improved the inaugu-
ration occasion to visit q brother and sister
in Washington, d. Q.
Orrin Smith, son of Marcus A. Smith and
principal Of the Academy in Ashfeld,
Mass, is at home on vacation.
The sixtieth birthday Of Charles R. Ben.
dict was observed last Friday evening by
friends who gathered at his home.
Mrs. Francis Carleton is with her sister,
Mrs. Ichabod Tucker of Tunbridge, and
may remain with her for the present.
Luther j., son Of Joshua f. Bailey, has
hired for eight months OF farm work in East
Montpelier at twenty-five dollars per month.
Charles Briggs has the agency for the
American Phosphate made in Boston
and Is selling 1t for twenty-five dollars ton
Landlord Sherman Winchester will occu-
py Arthur Simons' pretty new house, when
he vacates the Monument House on April /.
Miss Mary, daughter of Henry A. Aims.
worth, is at present in Rome, Italy. She
hopes to continue her European travels till
next fall.
Walter Grearson, of the granite firm of
Grearson Brothers, of East Barre, was in
town few days last week among old and
good friends here.
The lecture by Professor Chavis on Sat.
urday evening was we'll attended and much
enjoyed, and elected contribution that we
hope was generous one.
Miss Lula, daughter of Mrs Aurora
Howe Burnham, who has been fitting her
self for music teaching, is to have class in
| instrumental music here now.
Five or six carloads of grain and -four
have been shipped here this season. from
the Cooperative Association in Boston in
which there is quite large membership
| here.
An out-of-town party with horns (and
hoofs for aught deponent knoweth) was up
here for general good time and an oyster
supper at the Monument House one day
| last week
The water in the middle of the village bad
| become 80 troublesome, by reason OF the