The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-16
North Montpelier.

North Montpelier.
Our creamery paid its patrons twenty.three
cents for February butter.
Arthur +. Stevens was in Essex Junction on
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Miss Ella Bronson and Miss Vera Patrick of
Hinesburgh are guests OF MIR. and Mrs Geo.
Kelton.
Elmer f. Davis of this village has put in a
full line of feed and will be in position here
after to furnish the farmers about here at live
and let live prices.
The funeral of Mrs. George Witbam was
held at the home of her son-in-law, Samuel
Reynolds, last Sunday. The interment was at
the East Calais cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. G. o. Adams who have made
their home with Archie Persons for several
months past have moved to East Calais where
Mr.. Adams has purchased home.
As usual during the month of April there
will be no services at the North and East
churches, our pastor, Rev. Joseph Cobb, hay
ing his vacation during that month.
The ladies' connected with the social circle
| will have a maple sugar festival at Union
vestry hall some evening of next week. Pro-
grammes will be out announcing date OF enter
tainment. They will present farce, music,
| etc.
The concert given in connection with the
singing class under Prof. @. F.. Dudley last
| Thursday evening was a thoroughly enjoyable
|
dered by thu classes from this village, Calais
| and East Montpelier were well trained. The
solos by Miss Mower, Miss Gray and Master
Jarvis, and the duet by Misses Dudley and
Hobbs elected well merited applause. But it
remained for the selections given by Gray o
orchestra to carry the audience by storm as
| was evidenced by the continued applause and
| hearty encores given each selection, in particu-
lar the violin solo of Miss Alice Gray. A
large and appreciative audience was present
A CARD.-we, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on ffty-cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar
if it fails TO cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a twenty-five cent bottle to
W. l.. Pierce, East Calais.
G. h. Dwinell, East Calais.
w. G. Nye, North Montpelier.
G. l.. Pray, North Montpelier.
West Corinth.
John Fits and Mrs. David Ward are i'll.
Simeon Blanchard visited at A. Litch's
last week.
Merton Hill at last report from Hanover
was doing well.
George Mcguire has again closed his home
and boards at Eugene Stiles.
Arthur Blake and wife are going to work
on stock farm in Williamstown.
DR.. Brown OF East Corinth was here last
week to see Mrs. Albert Thompson.
Mrs. Merton Hill is stopping for while
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Ken
yon.
Mrs. George Blake will work for Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Huntington this year on the
Newbury town farm.
Fri Morrison and daughter went to Plain.
field on a visit last week and Mr.. Morrison
went to Montpelier to attend the Evangeli.
cal Association.
Annie B. Camp, with friend from West
Randolph, and a Mr.. Avery, an uncle OF
Mrs. W. Kenniston's, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Remission last week and were present at
the wedding anniversary.
Carrie L. Williams, not quite thirteen
years of age, has completed her twenty.
fourth term of school, and it is said the
registers have never yet borne a mark
against her name either absent or tardy.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Remission were taken
by surprise on Tuesday evening" March 8
when the people from far and near began tC
congregate in their home to celebrate the
tenth anniversary of their marriage. They
came so thick and fast that Mrs. Kennstor
was heard several times to say: "Wha
shall l do with them?" Every room IL
their large house was filed upstairs ant
down. The first Of the evening was passed
in social way with little music now ant
then on the organ, violin and harmonica to
gether. Mrs. Oscar Hall played and sans
the song, write Me Letter from Home,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Remission wer,
invited to behold the presents their friends
had brought them. Among them was
dinner set, several large glass dishes, sill
yer napkin ring, tea and coffee pot, and nu
merous others. An extension table SHOULD
have been among the presents, but did no
, arrive in season but will come later. Tit
,, presents were estimated at about thirty-fiv'
: dollars. Very appropriate remarks for thi
occasion were made by @. l.. Spear to which
| Mr. KanDistOn raanOnda1 in q few bria
words right to the point. A poem writer
for the occasion was then read by s. M
Richardson. Cake, ice.cream and COFFEE
. were then served. After this a few coupler
engaged in dancing for an hour or tw'
while others renewed their acquaintance
and friendship About two o'clock TIT
party dispersed wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
niston many returns OF this event. We wisl
J to say further that Mr.. Kenniston's father
/ Captain Z. L. Remission, who lives il
Maine, his brothers and sisters who live il
Maine and Massachusetts could not be pres
emit but responded to the call by contributing
generously to the interest of this anniver
sary for which the people here send thanks
whooping cough is the most. distressing
malady, but its duration can be cut short b.
is also the best known remedy for Group Jan,
all lung and bronchial troubles. W. Z
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Woodbury.,
John Celley laid away his little girl on Sun
day, after brief illness.
r. +. Drenan is fixing up his hotel, gettn
ready for the summer business.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton held business meet
ing at the Centre church last Saturday.
Susan Parks was buried ON Monday last
The funeral exercises we're held at the Centre
George Mower has sold his interest in til,
billiard saloon to Phlo Warren of Morris
vile.
The old saw-mill has been torn down ant
the the timbers sawed for blocking. 1t look
lonely at the old mill-dam.
The locomotive whistle was heard on Mon
, day for the first time this season. The roa'
was opened to the Fletcher quarry and tn
: new she'd The old faces were on hand am
the road is under the same management III
, road-bed is divided into two sections the di
| vision being ON Fosters summit George War
, rem has charge of the Hardwick part and Ere,
Buchanan has the care of the Woodbury. end
| Children and adults tortured by burns
scalds, injuries, eczema or skin disease
may secure instant relief by using Dewitt
Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is the great Pill
remedy. W. e. Terrill & Co., Montpelier
Orange.