The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-08-24
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Ed. Martin is visiting in town.

Ed. Martin is visiting in town.
L. II. Bigelow is working for o. NJ Jen-
nison at Green Bay.
Mrs. James Craig is soon to move into
Mrs. j. s. Kinerson's house at the Corner.
John Atwell has newly shingled his tene-
ment over the driveway, George Smart con-
tracing to do the work.
Several of the young people attended
party at Mr.. McLam's in Ryegate one even
ing last week and report good time.
We hear something about reception on
Thursday evening, August 20, at Mr. and
Mrs. James III. Craig's. Wonder what is to
happen.
At the Republican town caucus G. A.
Bunker was again chosen to represent the
town at Montpelier at the coming session
in October Plummer Barrett will have to
wait at least two years more.
Mrs. William II. Robinson died last FRI
day. Mrs. Robinson has been sufferer for
long time. She leaves a husband, two
sons and three daughters who have the
sympathy of the community in their loss.
8. B. Clark has entered the jockey circle
and succeeded in trading horses twice on
his first trip out in one day Simon has
keen eye and we hope him success where
many of US have settled of on from ten to
eighteen cents on dollar in the same BUSH
ness.
There was a social dance at the house OF
S. b. Livingstone at South Peacham on Fri
day evening which was largely attended
and enjoyed by all. This Is one Of the most
popular places in town where the young
people can gather occasionally and enjoy q
right good time.
George Stone OF Lunenburg has been Wis
iting several days with John Armstrong at
the north part. We were glad to see MI
Stone as through him we occasionally hear
from our old townsman Van Ness ID. Moul-
ton. The town has been practically dead
since he left and we hope he will come back
again in the near future.
You invite disappointment when you ex-
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pleasant, easy, thorough little pills. They
cure constipation and sick headache just as
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Co.
Roxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tanner are rejoicing
over the birth OF a son born last Thursday
- There will be dance at the town
Eddy of st. Adams are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. A. L. Weeeler. - The boys who
spent part of last week in camp at Wood
bury returned home Friday and report a
catch of about 800 fish. - Miss RAMA
Flint of Montpelier is spending few days
Mrs, Freedom M, Is quite i'll. - Mrs.
FTdUk Oudbo anu WV bOus VI OJ' AlDdnb
visited at George Fisk's last week. -
George Morgan saw two deer while going
to his work one morning last week. -
Claude and Leon Roys, Bert Spaulding and
II. L. Butterfeld spent a few days Of last
week in camp at Woodbury. pond -
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A. e. Richardson and son
Harry spent few days Of last week in
Gaysville. - A. l.. Wheeler and Miss
Myrtle Wheeler went to Meriden, N. H.,
last Friday to spend a few days
Topsham.
Mrs. I. w, Dickey and daughter, Matte,
have been on visit to Lyme, N II. -
Bert Ransom a former resident Of this town,
has been visiting friends here. - The
nominees for town representative are; Re-
publican, j. Il. Caldwell; Democratic,
Everett Forsyth. - Rev. S. A. Jackson
of South Ryegate dispensed communion in
the Reformed Presbyterian church last Sun.
day. g. William Watkins and family
are in town visiting friends. - George
Eastman went to Manchester, N. H., not
long ago. - Charles Currier and family
of Brattleboro are staying at Garland Cur
rier's for a short time.