The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-11-10

| Major Henderson, and son OF Chicago will
| give an entertainment under the auspices
of the Good Templars Wednesday, Decem-
| Der 1. He comes highly recommended.
| - The school on the Flats closed last
Friday with exercises by the scholars, Miss
| Name LoOmis of Northield as teacher.
- Mrs. Smith has finished caring for
Mrs. Darling and has gone to Berlin Esther
| Ellis will take her place. g. Calvin Ellis
and family have moved into II. G. Ellis
house. go Miss Lena Chase returned to
| Philadelphia last Friday after spending a
few weeks at home. 60 Mr.. Pease Of
Boston was in town last week on business.
- D. b. Howe, Jr., is ILL., Merton
| Richardson is taking his place at G. A. til
denis store. - Mrs. Sarah Gushee and
Mrs. Joe Bell expect to go to Worcester this
week. - Joseph ST. John has moved
from John Smiths place to Webb's at
East Granville. g. Ed. Wilson and fam
lily have moved to Granville. - Hon. n
5. Stanton and family were in Burlington
last Saturday. - Eva Van Deusen of
Rochester visited Jonas Ferris last week
- Alexa Martelle OF Concord, Mass.
was in town last week. - School on the
Warren road closed last Friday with Miss
Clark of Randolph as teacher. - Mr..
Culver and son OF Weybridge visited Mrs
Bean last week - Mrs. Darling is ill
with pneumonia
East Roxbury.
Fred Blanchard raised the frame TO the barn
he is building last Friday afternoon
Mrs Steven Holden came home from Bur-
lington last Saturday. - Florence Hall
came home from Mortified last Thursday
where she is attending school, quite sick.
- Emmonds Howe moved the house,
hold goods of John Brown to Northtieid last
week where he is to live - Winifred
Foss visited friends in Williamstown last
Friday and Saturday making the trip on her
bicycle which she has just Purchased. -
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death of her sister, Mrs. Lovina Wallace
last week in Ryegate. The burial was in
Rochester, n. H., beside that of her hus-
band, Hiram Wallace.
DREADFULLY NERvoUs-Gents:- was
dreadfully nervous, and for relief took your
Karls Glover Root Tea. 1t Quoted my
nerves and strengthened my whole nervous
system, l was troubled with constipation,
kidney and bowel trouble Your Tea soon
cleansed my system so thoroughly that l
rapidly regained health and stsength Mrs.
s. A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold by w.
E. Terrill & Co.
West Fairlee Center.
A. Fred Ruggles and neighbor from
Norwich canvassed this section last week
for cows but did not succeed in buying
any, as nearly all the cows which could be
spared had been taken away before.
A daughter was lded to the family of
A P. Slack, Jr., and wife few days ago
making in all four girls and four boys.
- Miss Effie Hubbard is fast recover
ing from an attack of measles which has
kept her from her school at Bradford viii
lage for two weeks. - Rev Charles
Fogg was accompanied at his church SER
vice by his father, who is visiting him for a
few days from his home in Charlestown,
Mass. - Although several took advan-
tage of the cheap railroad fares to visit Bos-
ton many are inquiring anxiously for rep
etition OF the excursion rates and would
patronze the railroad did cheap rates occur
again - Our energetic road commits
sioner, H. H. Southworth, is doing much
to improve the roads, using dynamite and
much labor in some of the bad places. 1t
seems az though our roads are in much
past. - j. N. Kimball has just finished
earring about 1000 bushels cider apples
from Pompanoosuc station. He will car
from Bradford station this weeF about
$500 bushels. For these he pays twenty
five cents for one hundred pounds. -
per dozen; potatoes sell at eighty-fve cents
per bushel; butter sells at twenty cents
per pound; wool sells at sixteen to twenty
two cents per pound.
North Fayston.
Mrs. L. B. Eaton and Will Bennett are
i'll. - Mrs. Emma Marble has moved to
Waitsfield. - Mr.. Foreuce has rented
the e. w. Neill farm. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrie Wrisley of Stowe have been spending
some days at J. H. Somervile's. - Mrs.
S. e. Story has returned with G. @. Dag.
gett's p sople to North Troy where she is to-
remain some time. - Married on No
vember 3, at the home of the bride by the
Rev. A. b. Enright, Miss Katie f. Griffin to
George G. Grandfield. Dinner was served
to twenty-five OF the friends and supper to
100 in the evening. Their Moretown friends
presented them with six very nice dining
chairs and L. Wilcock with handsome
papsr rack, and other friends with many
other useful articles.
Cure that cough with Shilohs Cure. The
best cough cure. Relieves Group promptly.
One million bottles sold last year. 40 doses
for % cts. Sold by w. K. Terrill & Co.
Putnamsville.
Miss Rose Leonard of Middlesex is work.
ing at William Culver's. Jacob Put
nam visited in Barre last week. -
Harry Allen and wife Of Waitsfield have
been visiting friends here. - Fred
Thayer has finished work at Jacob Put
MANS. - William r. George has been
off duty nursing an injured arm. -
Miss Minnie Marcott OF Montpelier has been
dressmsking at G. q. Putnam, Jr's.
The steam millwas shut down last Wednes-
tage OF the high water to roll the logs into
the river from the dump at Worcester Corner.
George e. Hall died last Wednesday OF
lockjaw, caused from an amputated finger,
which was injured by being caught in an
ensilage cutter. Mr.. Hall was born in
Woodbury. and was sixty-ive years of age.
He was brother of the late Noah Hall Of
Gilmore and Mrs. William Culver of this
place. Mr. Hall was an honest, hard
working citizen; q man of many misfor-
tunes. His wife survives him. The funer-
al was held from his late home last Friday
forenoon, Rev. Benjamin Wheeler Of Calais
officiating.
You can't cure consumption but you can
avoid it and cure every other form Of throat
or lung trouble by the use Of One Minute
Cough Cure. W. e. Terrill & Co.
Washington.
The infant child OF Herman Campbell
died on Friday last.
The Washington Dramatic Club are pre-
pairing to present new play.
Miss Nellie Kinzie is engaged as table
girl at the Washington House.
A fatal case Of diphtheria is reported in
the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison e. Smith
at the Lower village, the youngest child
dying OF the disease on Saturday; while
three other children In the same family, and
the little daughter of ID. r. Bradbury, near
neighbor, are now lying i'll with the same
dread disease. DR.. Warner, as the repre-
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