The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-02
Bradford.

Dn INC carly bThlH lhbt Duuudy mOIuluR.
Henry K. Frary died last Thursday even
ing from the effects OF paralytic shock
sustained the previous week. Funeral SER
vices were held at his late residence Sum
day afternoon, Rev. A II. Webb officiating.
The building occupied by W. A. Perkins
as q harness shop was partially burned
Sunday afternoon. The fire is supposed to
have been caused by defective chimney.
The stock Of goods was considerably dam
aged by the water; partially insured.
The special union services which have
been held here during the past few weeks
closed Sunday evening with very appro-
pirate sermon by Rev. A. III. Webb from
Jeremiah 822. Although the success Of
the meetings has not been quite what the
pastors desired yet they have not been
without good results as was seen at the
close. 1t is hoped the interest may continue.
The fifth entertainment in the Star lee
ture course was given at village hall last
week Tuesday evening to large and APP
preciative audience, with the following
talent: Miss Jennie M. Spencer contraltoi
Miss Dora Damon, cornetist; Miss Bell
| Temple, reader. 1t was one Of the finest
entertainments of its kind ever given in
| Bradford Owing to the extreme GOODNESS
of the hall many had to go home while
others staid, but at considerable risk OF
their health This was entirely unneces-
sary II proper means had been taken for the
heating of the building.
Miss Almena Farr who has been an in
| tense but patient sufferer from cancer for
several months, died last Saturday after
noon. - Mrs Lena Snow is in town,
called here by the death OF her father,
Henry Il. Frary. - Erdix 7. Smith, Jr.,
made his parents short visit last week.
Mr.. Smith is student in the Homeopathic
Medical College at Cleveland, o. -
Mrs. w. #. Cummings OF Barre attended
the funeral of f. W. Kenyon last week and
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relatives while here. - George A.
Dickey has moved into the rooms in the
old bank building which have been lately
fitted up for an office. This is one Of the
most desirable locations in the village.
Cabot.
The body OF Charles Cady was brought
here last week from Newport and buried
beside his daughter Mary in the village
cemetery. He was a resident of this town
| several years. = Mrs. Frank Blanchard
is quite ill. - Alonzo Wheeler and
Miss Nettie Noyce of this town were mar
ried at Rev. III. l.. Hartwells last Thursday
morning. They are enjoying a short we'd
ding trip. - Fred Wales and wife Wis
tied in Montpelier last Thursday and Fri
for few. weeks stay. - DR.. W. L..
Goodale OF Montpelier, former physician
OF this place. was here one day last week.
- Rev. l.. P. Tucker OF Mortified will
| give u ltCbuTb w euntbudy 6NouluBs EtDIu-
DRY 9 in the Methodist church. Subject,
" A Day and Night with a Mummy" 1t is
expected to be very interesting - The
Epworth League Reading Circle will meet
at David Nelson's Friday ezening Of this
week.
A CARD-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on tifty-cent
bottle of Greenes Warranted Syrup OF Tar,
if it fails to cure your cough or cold We
also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle to
prove satisfactory or money refunded.
Wells, Boyles & Rogers, Cabot
Morse Brothers, Cabot.
s. 9. Voodry, Cabot.
Frank Carr. Calais.
Calais.
Mrs. L. A. Kent was in Marshfield at her
fathers the first of the week. - James
Dowd, the wide awake travelling salesman
for George w. Smith, was in town recently.
- Isaac Tabor has been driving stage
for Nj. l.. Bancroft OF late. - The Calais
Creamery Association is receiving about
twenty-five hundred pounds of milk each
run. - The next whist party and dance
at Memorial hall is on Saturday evening,
February 8. The installation of the
Nofficers of Stow Post will take place at the
regular meeting, next Saturday afternoon.
Members are requested to be present. -
There will be Christian Science meeting
at the Maple Corner school-house next Sun
day evening at seven o'clock. Subject,
How to Destroy Sin"
Karl's Glover Root Tea is pleasant laxa-
tive. Regulates the bowels, purifes the
blood. Clears the complexion. Easy to
make and pleasant to take. % cts Sold
by w. E. Terrll & Co.
Chelsea.
The pupils of Miss Spalding and Miss
Wells will give an exhibition in the town
hall on Friday evening, the exercises being
Largely OF a patriotic nature. Admission, ten
cents; children half price.
The Sarah P. Bacon Benevolent Society
OF the Congregational church elected last
Thursday the following officers for the en-
suing year: President, Mrs. Sylvia f. Dear
born; vice. president, Mrs. Ellen l.. Corwin /;
urer, Mrs. Ellen l.. Corwin; directresses,
Mrs. Carrie o. Barnes, Mrs. Louisa M.
Densmore, Mrs. Maria K. Whitney.
Parker W. Burbank, who is now en-
ployed by grocery firm in Riverside, r. l..
had an exciting adventure lately While
returning with his delivery wagon from
Darlington, he was waylaid in lonely
evidently intended robbery. By whipping
up his horse he succeeded in escaping, the
horse as he started knocking down one of
the men who attempted to seize him.
There were 81 births in town in 1897, and
25 deaths. OF the 81 parents Of the 81 chill
dren born, 10 are natives OF Chelsea, 21 of
other towns in the county, five of towns in
other parts OF the state five in other states,
one in New Brunswick and three in Ireland.
OF the 25 persons who died during the year,
the Oldest was "a years old, and eight 9th
ers were over TO- Five were infants. Five
died Of heart disease, four of old age. and
three of pne Imonia. Seven were natives of
Chelsea, eleven born elsewhere in the
county, and the other seven elsewhere in
the state.
The f. p. Bixby place in the village is for
sale. This is an excellent chance for one
who wishes to buy house Of good size, in
excellent repair, with barn attached, and
an acre OF excellent land. Apply to j.
M, Comstock, administrator. - b, H.
Adams, Jr., has moved into the tenement
in #, l, Whitney's house, formerly occupied
by the late Mrs. Hyde. - Thomas Hos
king Of Claremont, N H., is visiting his sis
ter. Mrs f. II. Titus. - G. S. Worces.
ter delivered ten Underwriters Fire Extin-
guishers on Saturday in town. The fire
district takes four, the town puts one in the
town hall, and individuals have the rest.
6 There was a rather poor projecti-
scope exhibition at the town hall on Satur.
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