The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-12
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Lieut. H. W. Hovey took business trip
to st. Johnsbury on Monday.
Captain Hovey OF Philadelphia is visiting
his son. Lient. H. w. Hovey.
Mrs. Herrick OF Boston is visiting her
nephew, Prof. II. r. Roberts.
p. j. Farnsworth has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to be at the store again.
W. N. Woodbury. is occupying the old
Taplin studio as barber shop.
The Ladies' Readi- Circle met on Mon.
day afternoon with Mrs NJ. j. Clough.
Prof e. A. Shaw has moved from East
Roxbury to the Elmer Derby house at the
Center village.
President Allan d. Brown returned last
Thursday from his vacation, which was
spent In Brattleboro.
George Taplin has sold his photograph
gallery to X. B. Van Norman and Ia pre par
ing to 90 South for the winter,
Hon. Frank Plumley is in Montpelier as
counsel in the hearing before the supreme
court In the Marsh. Buzzell case.
The winter term of Norwich University
opened last Thursday with an increase OF
two members In the freshman class.
Miss Dora P. Temple who has been car
ing for Edith Joslin, returned on Tuesday
to her home at Howard Relief, Burlington.
Walter G. Tsplin and George Taplin went
to Windsor last Friday to attend the fu-
neral of their cousin, Wesley ]. Taplin, who
was well known in this vicinity.
Miss Edith Joslin died last Friday at the
home of #. j. Houston. Her age was six
teen years. The body was taken to Waits.
field for interment on Sunday.
The Conversational Club met on Monday
night at the Northfeld House and was en-
tertained by J. Il. Talbot. Prof. Q. @. Brill
read an interesting paper on The Sugar
Beet"
,,joSsph Camp and his sister, Mrs. Edith
watson OF Philadelphia were guests at the
Ssn m0ass s'ys1sl dss ss wssn Sn
Henry, who enters the freshman class Of
Norwich University,
Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk, Va, was
frightfully burned on que face and neck.
Pain was In ,tantly relieved by DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve, which healed the injury
without leasfng q scar. 1t Is the. famous
pile remedy: W. q. Terrill & Co.
Topsham.
The Week OF Prayer was observed last
week. Meetings were held every evening
In the week excepting on Saturday, and
were we'll attended. - Miss Edith Tap
| lin has returned to her school in Mancb es-
ter, N. II. Mrs. @. K. Taggart and
little daughter Evelyn have just feturneu
| from three months visit In Washington
ID y. The creamery paid Its patrons
twenty -one and one. half cents for Decem
Der butter. SinginR-school will be on
Saturday evening this week instead OF or
Friday.
West Topsham.
w. M. Carnes OF East Barre was in the
place on Thursday exhibiting sample o
the new variegated granite taken from hii
quarry at Waits River. 1t is conceded b,
everyone to be the handsomest stone ye
discovered for building or monumental
purposes and Mr.. Carnes may well fe
proud to be the one to place II on tn,
market. - George Hight is sick will
typhoid fever. - A little girl was borI
on Friday to MIR. and MIS-. Will Chalmers
90. #. Smith and III. M. Dufur wen
to Manchester, N. H., on Friday, returning
the first OF the week. - Rev. Mr.. Man
ming occupied the pulpit here on Sunday Il
place OF Rev. Mr.. Vance, who was away al
ten,iing quarterly meeting at Huntington
- Miss Arvilla White closed yer
successful term Of school Ia district No . i
Orange Saturday. - Carl Smith an
, family OF Post Mills visited relatives !
town last week.
For Constipation take Karrs Glover Roc
Tea, the great Blood Purifier. Cures heat
I ache, nervousness, eruptionH on the fac,
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