The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-05-12

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far returned with the best catches, some
over sixty nice trout.
II the president of the new Creamery AS
ISOLATION is able to enforce the rules formu-
lated by him as the manager for the govern
ment Of the business of the creamery, 1t
will be conducted in such manner as will
prove highly pleasing to that worthy Or
ganization, the Woman's Christian Tenn
persnce Union, and solve the whole prob
lem OF the use OF tobacco in its varied forms
and Intoxicating or spirituous liquors 80 far
as the employees and patrons Of the cream
cry are concerned.
Notices are posted forbidding bicycle rid
ing on the sidewalks.
Fish commissioner, Horace W. Bailey,
was at the hatchery last week.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets with Mrs
Fl. A. e. Richardson this afternoon from two
to FIVE o'clock,
Thomas A. Granfeld and Alma A. Simp-
son, both of Northfield, were married by
Justice j. Q. Flint on May 3.
In connection with the Universalist
ladies' social on Thursday evening, there
will be humorous art gallery.
g. o. ss.s s;,., in company with three other
railroad officials, is attending a national
convention Oh TdllTOhO COmIUlSblOUbIS dU DU.
Louis, Mo. On their return trip they ex.
pect to visit the Nashville Exposition.
The officers for the present quarter of
Roxbury Lodge. |. o. G. T., are as follows:
G. T., W. H. Cady; V. T., Mrs. Ricketts,;
Sec, Bessie Wiley; F. Sec., Charlotte Shep-
herd; Treas, Leon Roys; Chap, Clair Cady;
Mar, Pearl Flint; D. NJ, Lura Worcester;
G., Ella Cram; SEN, H. l.. Butterfeld; A.
Sec, Stanley Nichols P. G. T., f. E. Cram.
The captains for the competitive system Of
literature, are Lura Worcester and Charlotte
Shepherd.
A. H. Howe drove to Worcester Mass,
last week, where he has work at painting.
- John Albin has returned from Rut-
land. - Miss Ella Ayers Of West Berlin
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Susan Smith.
- Harry Williams OF Lebanon, n. H.,
visited his parents last week. - Bert
Dickinson is moving into the tenement re.
Gently vacated by Mr.. Campbell. - DR..
Fletcher was in Burlington two days last
week - Miss Mae Wetmore went to
Burlington for few days on Monday.
- Miss Rose Morgan OF Windsor has
come to keep house for her brother, David
Morgan. - John Donolly has sold his
blacksmith-shop and gone away -
Charley Bagley caught trout measuring
thirteen and one-half inches last week.
- Mrs. Mason is visiting in Worcester,
Mass. - Mrs. A. E, Richardson was
called to Braintree on Monday by the death
of her father, Jonathan Sumner.
Thirty years is long time to fight so
painful trouble as piles, but Jacob Mitch
ell, of Unionville, Pa, struggled that long
before he tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, which quickly and permanently
cured him; II is equally effective in eeze;
& Co., Montpelier, vt,
Kicker Mills.
Gen. A. Harleigh Hill, who was once
well known through this state as the Ma
tive American leader, good writer, and
one who wrote the history OF Groton, man
of much ability, died at Old Orchard, Me-,
and was brought back here for interment
in his native town. He moved from here
some over forty years ago, but never forgot
his native town. He was seventy-nine on
the fifteenth Of last August He was the
son Of the first living child born in Groton.
The funeral was well attended, Rev.
Thomas Teller officiating - A. III.
Kicker has finished getting down his logs
from the head of "long pond" and has
started his MILL - Some of A. III. Rick.
ers men went fishing last week and caught
twelve fish that weighed thirty pounds.
- Alexander Dunnett, Esq, was here
recently looking over his summer residence.
He is making improvements on his barn
and shed.
Washington.
Henry Richardson still remains in a crit
ical condition.
o. e. Curtis is driving the morning stage
between here and Barre.
Mrs. Anna McAllister from Goddard
Seminary was home last Sunday.
Lynn Farnsworth is suffering with the
measles, as the result of trip to Stowe.
Leon Smith, who is clerking for Gleason
| & Co. at Montpelier, was home over Sun
day.
Encouraging reports are heard from Mrs.
Norman Powers, who is under surgical
treatment at Boston hospital.
Alonzo Bohonan is suffering from a
broken arm and other injuries, received
while on recent trip to Lowell, Mass.
1t is understood that Professor Corliss
| has arranged an attractive programme for
his concert here next Saturday evening.
Business is lively at the marble quarries
these days. @. L. Slack has got his derrick
in position and is taking on more men.
Willard Clough has uncovered a new quarry
| which promises well. DR.. Warner will add
to his force of quarrymen the coming week,
and the hammer and mallet welded by
Louis Potwin at the red shop are kept busy
in reducing the raw material to practical
shape.
West Topsham.
The caucus held last Saturday for select.
ing candidate for postmaster, resulted in
the nomination OF g. X. Church by sixty
five majority.
Mrs. III. L. Watson and two children Wis.,
tied in Montpelier on Sunday. - Ralph
Newton is at home from his medical studies
in New York.
There was large gathering last Wednes-
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
8. Hayward, in honor of their thirteenth
marriage anniversary. A sum Of money
was given them, besides many other useful
presents. The first of the evening was de-
voted to music and singing. Cake and cot.
fee were served and altogether 1t was a
pleasant evening.
South Strafford.
Mrs. Edwin Blake returned on Monday
from visit at Amesbury. Mass. =
Curtis Barrett Of Cleveland, Ohio, has
bought the Horace Warrington property al
the north end of the village, on which to
erect the Barrett Memorial Hall. The
buildings on the Warrington place are to be
moved on to land purchased OF #. 3. Hewes
Mr.. Warrington has bought the iKittridge
farm and will take possession at once.