The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-12
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10 NibiJinE ToihblVob III JOWns
The Fisher aqueduct has been repaired so
that water is plenty again now.
Alderman o. II. Richardson OF Mont
pelier was In town on Sunday last.
The young people are enjoying some good
cossting In the village and vicinity.
The Home Circle meets this afternoon
and evening with Mrs. II B. Nichols
Miss Maude Crosset OF Montpelier ia fin
ishing out Miss Rooney's term OF school.
Any one needing expert medical (9) at
tendance will please call on or address FL.
d. Walker.
b. r. Buzzell of Moretown was in town
on Monday perfecting the purchase of q
house in Moretown.
Miss Minnie ssnborn OF Chelsea visited
at u. ii. Hammond last week on route to
her home from Fort Edward, N. Y.
Mrs. Maria Davis has returned from
Moretown and is at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. Hastings.
s. @. Kellogg moved on Monday to the
Barrett farm and Nathaniel Ennis to the A.
A. Green place recently purchased by him.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold So
oiable with Mrs. Hattie b. Herrick next
Wednesday afternoon and evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Frank A. Ward is the happy owner of
bran new goat, and Is making extensive re-
pairs on his premises preparatory to enter
ing the condensed milk business.
Those i'll are Hon. U. II. Hammond at
tended by DR.. ID. g. Kemp; Mrs. r. A.
Ward attended by DR.. e. q. Hooker and
Mrs. q. l.. McElroy attended by DR.. d. d.
Circuit.
The spelling contest between districts No.
and No. Z, was we are glad to say, won
by the former. Miss Carrie Warren win.
ming the prize which shows that she has
improved the few years she has attended
school.
The correspondent has been asked to cor
rect the statement made by the generally
truthful Waterbury Record, that the Cham
pions were beaten in the Pede " contest.
The Champions strongly assert that figures
that they are ready to " meet again"
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. u. Fl.
Hammond last Wednesday afternoon and
evening. In the afternoon the annual cleo
ton OF officers was held and resulted as
follows: President, Miss Addie Hammond;
vce-president, Mrs. j. G. Converse; treas
urer, Mrs. g. I, Miles; secretary, Mrs. U H.
Hammond; collector, Mrs. Pauline Lewis;
solicitors. Mrs. Julius Converse. Mrs. Geo.
Atkins, Mrs. Rufus Leland, Mrs. Lucian
White. In the evening there was q large
attendance OF young people and the even
ing was passed with numerous and many
games. Total attendance sixty.
Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures where
others fail 1t Is the leading cough cure,
and no home should be without It. Pleas.
ant to take and goes right to the spot Sold
by W. e. Terrill & Co.
Marshfield.
Joseph Cspron got a bad cut on his
right hand last week Thursday evening
while running thirty-inch splitting saw In
the shop
The Combination Roller Butter Print
Nor t,rip UArIra n
pound box machine running and are now
filling orders with a fine crate OF boxes.
The president OF the creamery associa-
ton wishes to express his thanks to the pa
irons and friends who turned out last week
and helped fill his ice house. &c. @.
Bent was in st. Albans last week.
e. e. Yaw is on the sick list. - Mrs. o.
quite sick at Ira II. Edson's. Liant
Shepard is quite sick with typhoid fewer at
Mr.. Swerdfeger, in Cabot where he has
been attending school. - The annual
church meeting will be held in the Congre.
gational church Thursday at one O'Clock.
All the members are earnestly requested to
be present. - Our barber, Mr.. Buzzell
goes to Moscow each Friday to serve the
people in that vicinity - Prof Charles
#. Dudley Of East Montpelier will hold
singing school in village school-house hall
on Thursday evening when it is hoped all
winter will be present. Mr.. Dudley is mas
ter Of his work and will have a good school.
- Benjamin Nownes and Fl Hadlock
have been cutting ice on Wooster's pond
the past week. - j. Burton Pike ste pped
on a piece of broken glass one day last
week and cut one foot quite badly.
Our Ladies Quartette go to Hardwick to-
night to sing at the installation of the Of.
ficers Of the Knights Of Pythias lodge.
Mrs: O. L. Martin was taken sick
with, grip last Friday and has been con.
fined to her room. On this account there
has been no primary school the first part
OF this week. She is improving at this
writing.
CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on q fifty
cent bottle Of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF
Tar II 1t fails to cure your cough or cold.
We also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle
to prove satisfactory or no pay.
4. w. Gilman, Marshfield.
e +. Leavitt, Plsinfeld.
j. NJ Willard, East Montpelier.
A. A. Bliss. Sodom.
Peacham.
Shaw & Allen, candy manufacturers
have returned from Littleton, n. II.
John Atwell is reported as quite sick the
past few days, enough 80 to require watchers
nights.
Mrs. Plummer Barrett is not as we'll
She has been sick long time 1t Is hoped
she will find speedy recovery.
There were union meetings at the church
the past week. The Crusaders commenced
their meeting Friday evening and are to
continue this week.
Mr.. Miles has engaged U. L. Wilson t.
draw fifty cords OF wood to the South vii
lage creamery. The wood being five miles
distant makes 1t long job.
G. Q. Williams continues to handle
Whites patent mop wringers, and would be
glad to hear from parties In want OF them
in Caledonia or Washington counties.
G. #. Williams has purchased OF George
Smart his residence known as the Jones'
place and will move there soon, MIR. Smart
having purchased place In Barnet where
he intends to move and conduct a barber
business.
Asa Fellows has engaged to work fol
Frank Chandler this winter. Mr.. Chandler
| has large farm, saws wood with his en-
| CINE, rolls the roads and does a genera
| team business where there Is a dollar II
sight. He is called the north Peschsn
| Hustler"
Mrs. Stark, Pleasant RIDGE o., says
" After two doctors gave up my boy to die
I saved him from Group by using One Min
ute Cough Cure" 1t is the quickest anC
most certain remedy for coughs, colds ant
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