The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-08-03
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Prof. Charles Dole Of Mortified was in
town last week. - l.. A. Kent is again
in Montpelier as one Of the commissioners
on the bridge case. - Miss Fannie g.
Ide has returned to her home in Reading,
Mass. - Among those visiting in town
recently were q. V. Kent and Mr.. and Mrs.
@. II. Dickey Of Northfield, and Miss Flora
Wheelock Of Boston, Mass. - Mrs. Il.
T. Burnap has been stopping. with her sis
ter, Mrs. Lucy A. Kent. Mrs. Burnap is
very much improved In health. - FL. A.
and o. FL. Kent were in Burlington last
Saturday. - Several Of our people took
in the excursion to Plattsburg. - T. n.
Kent and Prof. A. W. Pierce are taking
carriage drive in the north part OF the State.
g DR.. Gillette and Mrs. Cady are at
tending the spiritualist camp meeting at
Queen City Park this week. - Il. G.
Celley and family have been in Roxbury
for few days. - Viola Lamphere is at
@. p. HOLSTERS at North Montpelier while
Mr. HOLSTERS people are away camping.
- Miss Emma Foster and Miss Nora
Mower are to teach the fall term OF School
at Maple corner. - George Kent has
boarders from the city. - Miss Rose
Gilkey OF South STAFFORD arrived in town
on Monday.
Catarrh cured A clear head and sweet
breath secured with Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy, sold on q guarantee. Nasal injector
| free. Sold by w. Il. Terrill q 20.
0ooohs
| Fred Ladoo is home from Canada.
Charles Lsdoo has engaged to work for
| William Parker.
Leon Kelley is at Fred Shows for few
| weeks, doing chores.
| Mrs. Julia Wright is stopping with her
son, George Newton.
| Mrs. Eta Brown is slowly gaining but 10
still unable to leave her bed.
Fred McDermid was up from Montpelier
to spend last Sunday with his wife and
daughter, who are at her fathers for the
| summer.
Misses Alice and Grace Hill, who have
been visiting at their grandfather's William
Kelley's and at other places near there for
| about two weeks, returned home to Barre
last Saturday.
Morris Coffrin, Jr., is the wide awake
pewsboy OF this town. He sold 800 papers
last month. With four news agents in q
town of this size we doubt If this can be
beaten. - James Frost while at work on
the new stone shed had the misfortune to
badly cut his leg. DR.. Eastman dressed
the wound and he is doing well. g. Mrs
Theodore Teller and children are visiting
at Rev. T. II. Tellier's. - j. r. Darling
has bought OF Charles Evans his new house
on Granite street. - Gertrude Cochran
is at the White Mountains this week. -
8. Renfrew has sold his residence in the
village to j. r. Darling for S1,250. -
Mildred Weld is visiting f. M. Weld and
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Weld. w. B. Ladd was at Corinth
- Rev. T. H. Tellier's family Ihave re-
turned from camping at Barnet pond
- The Groton Granite company move
into their new shed this week. They ex
pect to increase their help to about twenty
men. Il. G. Whitehill and wife Of
| ba tar M n In vic Inn
his parents. - Josie Chaplin Of Boston
is visiting in town. Mrs. Ora Thurs
ton is quite sick. - Doctor Eastman and
wife Of Woodsville, n. H., are camping al
Groton pond. - Fred Weber and A
Morrison have bought the remainder of the
granite land Of Frank Crown. Price, ST.,
800. - The new sidewalk from the
depot to the bridge makes an improve
ment. Let us have some more. - Miss
Cora Heath Of Brighton. Mass, is visiting
at A. M. Heath's. - Mrs. A. jG. Taisey
is visiting in Lyndonville this week.
Ladies', take the best. If you are troubled
with constipation, sallow skin and tired
feeling, take Karl's Glover Tea, it is pleas
ant to take. Sold by W. e. Terrill & Co.
Hardwick.
DR.. Fairman has been making some i'm
portant and extended improvements upon
his buildings, making them one of the mos,
desirable places in the village. - A Mr.
Dodge from Woodbury. has commenced tc
build set OF buildings in this village
ready for his goods: - L. II. Warren
and family returned from Seymore lake or
Friday night. 8 Mrs. d. 8. Chubb goes
to Boston to-day for short stay. An
effort is being made to hold farmers pic
mic in the near future. New potatoes
are plenty at seventy-fve cents a bushel
- The excursion to Woodbury. noun
tain on Saturday was success If numbers
count in such an affair. The Hardwicb
band was in attendance and all report 9
good time. - Robert Clowse expects to
move into his new house on Main stree,
this week. He has one Of the many pretty
residences along Main street. The interior
being nearly all finished in hard pine
- There was q show at academy hall
last Thursday evening which did not attract
much OF crowd, most OF Hardwick's peo
pie prefer eating ice cream this weather tc
witnessing what is claimed to be repre-
sentation Of SPANS fighting. - The
Congregational lawn party given on the
Judevine grounds on Friday night was
very successful affair. - Street Com
missioner Powers is greatly improving
Main street by covering It with grout. We
hope the funds will allow him to do 6
thorough job. - Granite business was
never better in this town than at the pres
emit time, men all employed and more
wanted.
MarshfieId.
Some from this place are camping al
Groton pond this week.
Some Of our city boarders visited Wood
bury quarries last week
Silss Lamberton is in very poor health
also Mrs. Oliver Carpenter.
Loren Chase and wife Of Peacham visited
at @. e. Shepard's last week.
A. r. Cole had a valuable colt hurt las,
week by sticking stub into its breast.
Eber Bashaw and wife Of West Albany
visited Mrs. Bashaw's brother, L. l.. Shep
ard, last week.
Frank G. Reynolds will give his unique
entertainment at the Methodist church or
Monday evening. August 8.
A. T. Davis went to Rochester last week
to visit his wife and daughter who are stop
ping at her mothers for while.
Rev. II. A. Spencer, presiding elder Of
st. Johnsbury district, will preach at the
Methodist church on Sunday morning.
Some of the friends of Austin Spencer
turned out and gave him a lift in cutting
his hay last week as Mr.. Spencer is in poor
health.
The ladies of the MathOdiat church will