The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-09-28
ROxbury.

Will Spaulding OF Auburndale, Mass, was
In town last week.
Harrison Cram OF Lincoln was at Jack
Loveland's last week.
Miss Ethel Richardson went to Barre last
Friday to spend few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Bradley of Maiden, Mass, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. b. A. Tilden.
Miss Lou Whitney and Will Carpenter OF
Granville visited at W. ID. Rice's last week.
Moses Bell shot bald-eagle Monday
measuring five and one-half feet from tip to
tip.
DR.. f. @. Fletcher is visiting In New
York. DIR. Judkins Of Mortified is taking
his place.
Mrs. g. H. Hammett aud daughter Bessie
OF East Montpelier were the guests OF IL. p.
Worcester and family last week.
J.H. Worcester OF South Barre and Miss
Mary Briggs Of Granville were the guests
OF II. P. Worcester and family last week.
Sylvanus Rich, former resident of this
TO gn. died of heart failure at the home Of
his daughter in st. Adams last Saturday,
aged seventy-three years. The remains
were brought here for burial Monday. The
funeral was held at the Universalist church
an Monday at two P. M, Rev. K. Q. Downey
officiating. The interment was in the viii
lage cemetery.
One Minute Cough Cure surprises people
by its quick cures and children may take 1t
in large quantities without the least danger.
II has won for itself the best reputation OF
any preparation used to-day for colds, Group,
| tickling in the throat or obstinate coughs.
W. E. Terrill & Co.
East Roxbury.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Avery g. Laid visited A.
j. Ladd last week.
Bert Allen has resumed his studies at
Norwich University
| NJ opd Mro Or1a Rovna ara in Wildar
N. H. attending meeting.
Nearly every one from this place attended
the Northfi Did fair last week.
A son was born recently to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles j. Allen in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Powers from Boston
were guests at M. G. Wedster's last week.
Mrs Powers is niece of Mrs. Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Howard and son
were at f. o. Aliens last week Tuesday
night on their way to the Mortified fair.
North Montpelier.
There was generous turnout from this
vicinity to the fairs at North6eld and South
Ryegate last week - Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin T. Foster and daughter, Mary, and
Mrs. Stephen Foster of Derby Line were
here all of last week on visit to relatives
in this vicinity. - Miss Sadie ingalls,
is in New York this week for her fall stock
OF millinery and is TO be in this village as
usual during the season. - Victor
Templeton and Ephriam Pray returned last
week from several days trip to the fair at
Ottawa, Canada. - Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
HOLSTER and Orlando Knapp were in
Mortified last week on visit to relatives
in that place. - G. P. Hollister started
Friday of last week to Waterville, Maine,
where he is to stay about two weeks under
the treatment of his brOther-in-law, DR.. M
K Dwinell. - The Ladies Social lcircle
will meet with Mrs. j. W. Butterield to-
| nnr6t lly rxvif.
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. HOLSTER
who have been in Mortified several days
past visiting relatives and friends, returned
home Monday Of this week.
More than twenty million free samples Of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve have been dis
tributed by the manufacturers. What bet
ter proof of their confidence in it's merits dc
you want? 1t cures piles, burns, scalds
sores in the shortest space of time. W. e
Terrill & Co.
Thetford.
jackson Elmer, who has held the Office o
postmaster for several years, has sold hi
grocery store and resigned his Office. MIR
, Cotton OF Vershire has purchased the stor
and will take possession in few weeks
,, A paper is in circulation to procure Mr.
Cotton the Office OF postmaster. Mr. Elme
will move to the Brickett house. - Rev
Edmund Slater Of Boston is visiting rela
l tiyes in town. The Academy opene,
with good number of pupils about fifty i
number - Day Barrett is teaching \
district No. 3, Miss Davis at Thetford Hill
and Miss SouthwoIth at East Thetford
: - Mrs. Arson Moulton, who has bee
ill for three months with heart trouble, die
last Saturday on her sixty-fifth birthday
1 - Mrs. Ellen Rogers has been visitin
t at Lebanon, N. FL. - son was recon
i ly added to the family circle Of James Mel
!, rill and wife, also daughter to the HON
b OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bond. - Fal
y mers are busy putting in silo corn. "
t Mrs. Eliza Cummings has returned frol
l. Jefferson, N. ii. - Eva Warrington hs
l. returned to Hartford. - Mrs. job
n Judd is in very poor health - Rev. M
Lambert is installed at the parsonage.
n North Thetford.
! Willis Earle has a position in the Brood
q Ign high school for the coming year.
. George Sawrer has gone to Taunton
i Mass, to attend the high school tn ere.
d Miss Pratt will leave the hotel this wee
d for her winter home in Roxbury, Mass.
8 Charles Jaquith returned to Yale on Mo-
u day where is studying for the ministry.
Harry Barber who has been visitir
= friends in England the past six weeks wi
- sail for home very soon.
= Miss Hattie Porter has given up her mi
- , linery establishment in Warren, Mass,
. take care OF her invalid parents.
The students and summer boarders ha,
|. nearly all returned to their winter hom
r. leaving our little village very quiet aft
Is the summer gaiety.
n Eugene Howe has gone to Hudson, Mas
y to make arrangements to move there tn
70 fall, closing or renting his house here. q
70 has been our station agent for twenty year
Miss Mary Adams, after an extend'
pleasure trip through the moutains to Blu
= lington, Plattsburg, Lake George and Sar
II toga, has returned here to stay with MI
III Julia Hoeford for few weeks.
Orange.
a Washington fair was we'll attended fro
" this town.
Fred Flanders was at homo over Sundi
Ia from Goddard.
ir Mrs. George Barnes is very low with lit
10 hope OF recovery.
II Mrs. e. p. Lord is being treated by d
ID Beeman of Montpelier
Mrs. Justin Lord and children visited h
Y father in Newbury part OF last week.
81 81 Rev. George Ladd of Waterbury preach,
u here last Sunday in exchange with Rev. Y
~ p. Jackson.
" Ripe raspberries have been picked with
10 a few days on the heights, it being the sc
" ond crop this year.