The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-09
Middlesex

School on Moretown side closed last Fri
day.
j. F. Hastings was in Duxbury on bust
ness last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs George p Miles were in
Waterbury last Thursday
Mrs. George W. Hobart spent last Sunday
with her husband at j. l.. Hobart's.
W. G. Scott returned to his work at
Montpelier Junction last Thursday.
Mrs. Carrie Ward bought the David Ward
place of G.. L. Miles, administrator of the
estate.
Miss Grace Anthony of Montpelier semi
nary spent Sunday with Miss Addie Ham
mond.
The suit OF Silas o. Meade VS.. the Town
of Moretown will be concluded at the
Washington house next Friday.
The Home Circle will hold sociable
with Mrs. w. N. Miles this evening, to
which cordial invitation is extended.
William. Hudson has bought the old par
sonage occupied by Curtis Stewart and
will move there as soon as Mr.. Stewart can
vacate
Nate Ennis is reported tc hc not recover
ing from his attack o; .he1 matism, Dr.
G.. N. Hunt of Montpelier wJs summoned
last Thursday.
The sociable held by the Ladies' Aid at
Mrs. Lucian Whites last Wednesday after
noon aud evening was largely attended and
highly enjoyed.
Maria Davis was called home from Dux-
| bury last Saturday by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. s. b. Hastings, who suffered
a severe shock Thursday night.
Whooping cough is the In )st distressing
malady, but its duration can be cut short by
the use of One Minute Cough Cure, which
is also the best known remedy for Group and
all lung and bronchial troubles. w. e.
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, Vt.
Hardwick.
M. R. McCrillis has moved his grocery
business from the Drew block into the old
Kmball block, the latter place being much
more convenient for his business. -
February 7, by Vandelia Varnum. Sub
iect, "Who Pays the Freight" The course
| has been self-sustaining and the citizens OF
Hardwiek have had the privilege of listen
ing to five Of the best lectures before the
public. - Judging from newspaper re-
ports from other towns and states concern
ing the recent cold weather and severe
storm we are of the opinion that Hardwicl
is the most desirable place in New England
for one to winter To be sure we had lit
tie touch of the cold and some snow, bu
not enough to seriously interfere with bust
ness, - Mrs. Ira A. Shattuck is serious
ly ill and has been taken to DR.. Sparhawk'
Sanitarium, Burlington, for treatment Mr.
and Mrs. Shattuok have the sympathy o
their many friends and neighbors here, witt
hope for her speedy recovery. - Rev
w. H. Smithers was at Lyndonville las
Wednesday and Thursday in attendants
at the dedication exercises of the Methods
church at that place. - Rev. W. IL
Smithers exchanged with the Methods
minister at Greensboro Bend last Sunday
- School closes next week Friday
- More residences are being wired II
| electric lights. - Lots of wood ali titte
for use is being drawn into town, -
. Granite business is booming - Thi
week Thursday and Friday nights the Raj
3 tist young people come to the front wit
quite an elaborate cantata entitled -
l Dream of Fairy-and." - Our trader
: are still making great reductions in tn
4 prices of all classes of goods for the purpos
OF reducing their stock.
a East Corinth.
l. Revival meetings will be held by the Un
: versalist people on Thursday and Frida,
afternoon and evening; hours, 2 and T.;
8 Pm. All are cordially invited to atten'
r Rev. A. M. Smith and Rev. Henry III, Ho!
@ will be in attendance.