The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-27
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scales.
d. T. Larkin's pension has been increased
from Sc to So month.
Richard II Bacon is out Of Corwin's store
for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Gail Q. (Hood) Helmer OF New York
city is visiting her parents.
Miss Louisa Washburn OF Manchester,
N. H., Is visiting at j. X. Darlings.
Ruby and Una, young daughters OF r. w.
Allen, are visiting an aunt in Randolph.
Mrs. l.. G. Aldrich is In town, canvassing
for book and boarding with b. III. Adams.
The woman's Relief Corps has raised
about 1856 for their soldiers and sailors re-
lief fund.
Lewis Sullivan from Canada has moved
with his family into the Chase house, and
will work for N. G. Moore.
#. H. Stanton accidentally ran over
young child OF G. +. Doyle on Monday
Of last week. No bones were broken,
and the injuries were not 80 serious as at
first feared.
G. s. Emery has bought N. II. Caswells
house for $1,000, and will take possession
the first of October. Mr.. and Mrs. Caswell
will go to Bridgeport, Conn.,, to live with
their daughter.
Two stone cutters from Barre are at work
on the stone to be used for the foundation
of the new block. Perhaps others besides
inc WIlJ6E may reBroJ tudJ tuo soleCJiueu
have allowed the erection OF q stone shed
on the common, which was intended for
other uses.
Our people had a rare treat last week in
two lectures by Rev. j. j. Lewis OF Boston
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
The subjects were "The Passion Play OF
Oberammergau and "In Old New Eng
an abundance Of fine views. The audiences
were large and appreciative.
Corinth.
Mrs John Locke died on July 49, Flu
neral at her late home on Monday and
burial in the Center cemetery. She leaves
a husband, one daughter and four sons.
80 Maplewood boys and the West Fair
lee baseball team played ball on Saturday
afternoon in Mr.. Towards field. The
score stood 10 to 9 in favor OF the West Fair
lee boys. - Children's day will be OBJ
served at the Meadow church on Sunday,
July 81.
The showers on Thursday played havoc
with the roads, washing out one bridge and
making several roads impossible while
within three miles Of there, there was not
rain enough to wash loose sand on a side
course large enough for q woodchuck to run
through carried off all the water for seventy
five years, but some twenty years ago a
cloud-burst caused heavy washout and
SINCE Uneu TWO DrluReS buAL dn OK COulu
walk under have been successfully washed
out. - The hay crop though not up to
last year is better than an average and
many are already through with their hay
ing. - Miss Billings has been laboring
in the north part of the town the past two
weeks and has held two meetings each
week in No. 8 school house. She has also
been to the Center to conduct two meetings
each week in the same time and took Mr..
Hatchs place in the Sunday service on the
18th. This week she is in the Cookeville
neghborhood again. She is an earnest,
faithful worker and very much liked by
those who have made her acquaintance.
- Mrs. j. B. Locke has had several
paralytic shocks and is in a very critical
condition. She is cared for by Miss E.
Mabel Worthley.
The editor of the Evans City Pa, Globe,
writes, zone Minute Cough Cure is rightly
named 1t cured my children after all 9TH
or remedies failed" 1t cures coughs, colds
and all throat and lung troubles w e.
Terrill & Co,
West Corinth.
| Rev. E. Cudworth of Waits's River
preached here on Sunday using for text
Psalm xx:5 - John Clogsden, who has
been Visiting in STAFFORD and Lebanon, N.
| H., since last May, returned home last
horse at Maplewood recently and was I'M
| able to work for a week - The dry hot
| weather for the past few weeks has been
favorable for the haymakers and they have
made good use of it. Several farmers have
finished haying. A few thunder showers
| came last week in due season to save other
| crops which were in great need OF rain.
| - Measures are about to be taken to
| help Mrs. Albert Thompson to go to the
| insane asylum at Waterbury. She has been
| in poor health for long time and her
nerves and mind are in sad state She
| lA. tnd hxrn hNtt
with little benefit. She realizes her condi'
ton and is anxious to go.
Copperfield.
Fred Powers is working for William Mat.
toon in Vershire. - Mrs Rule and Miss
where they have been visiting for several
months. - Miss Marguerite Rowell has
| gone to Newbury. - Mrs. W. f. Row
ell and Miss Jennie took carriage drive to
Northfleld last week. - A. e. Williams
bought horse OF Mr. Greer OF Newbury
- Thomas WEIGH has gone to the hos
pital at Hanover to have an operation or
his eye. - Matte Clough is home from
Boston on vacation. - Miss Nellie
Hosking of Claremont, N. e., former reg
ident, spent few days with friends here
last week %l ~ Mrs. Mrs., Reagan and children
ties visited the copper mine here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers, who have beer
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Nathan Cor
lis, have returned home. - Miss earle
ton OF Barre is visiting at Ethan Dimonds'
- School at Copperfield and Miller
Pond closed on Friday, July s. Those pu
pills having no marks at the Pond were Jen
ME and Julia Hutchins and Ernest Mes
sier. James Doyle and O'Honory F. Mes
sier ranked first in Rotations and Ernes
Messier first in department,
South Duxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Andrews OF Montpelier
are visiting friends in this place. - Mr.
and Mrs Charles Kellogg are visiting il
Waitsfeld. - Mrs. Omri Bruce has
beautiful fuchsia which has at this time 46
buds and blossoms. Call and see 1t. 60
Miss Slemie Freeman finished her work a
Herbert Wards. Lottie .Mossman take
her place. - Charles Noble spent las
Saturday and Sunday with his parents il
Waitsfeld. - Mrs. Walter Sterling o
Wells River is with her sister, Mrs. Lyman
Turner. - Miss Ethel Bingham is a
home for a few weeks. = Miss AIMS
Hart Is at home for a week. She is to worl
in the hotel at Moretown. - Miss Edit
Butler led the Sunday evening prayer
meeting; twenty-eight present.
North Fayston.
George Miller OF Boston was in town
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