The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-26

nesday evening to attend the whist party
at hotel hall.
Miss Edna Clark entertained about fifty
of her friends at Pleasant View House on
Tuesday evening and good time was en-
joyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wells gave two very
enjoyable whist parties to large number
OF friends on Tuesday and Saturday even
ings Of last week.
Ernest Eaton, a young nephew Of Mrs.
III G. Moore, was taken sick with appeDdi-
citis about week ago. DR.. ID Smith
was called and treated him till last Friday
when DR.. 9. e. Chanlle OF Montpelier was
called and performed an operation which
was thought at first might prove successful,
but the boy died on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Sue Duff died at the home of her sis
| ter Mrs. Lee Townsend in this place, on
Friday night. Miss Duff has made her
| home in town for the last few years and
| made many warm friends who sincerely re-
| greet her death Her funeral was attended
on Sunday afternoon, Rev K. o. Grisbrook,
| assisted by DR.. A. l.. Cooper, officiating
The interment was at Ly ndonvilie, where
she was taken on Monday.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
| by agree to refund the money on q fifty
cent bottle Of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of
| Tar II it fails to cure your cough or cold.
| We also guarantee q twenty-five cent bottle
| to prove satisfactory or no pay.
K. W. Gilman, Marsbfeld.
K #. Leavitt, Plainfeld
j. M. Willard, East Montpelier.
A. A. Bliss. Sodom.
Peacham.
| George G. Priest of Plymouth N. H., is
| visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Jonas W. Robbins.
- N. B. Trussell of Grovetop, N. III is
| at his fathers at the Hollow on q short
visit He works on buildings for CON
tractor in Groveton. - Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Clifford of Danvile were in town
last Saturday stopping at George Halls.
- Rev. Mr. Thurston of Walden at
tended the meeting last Saturday evening.
He was former pastor OF the Methodist
| church. - The Crusaders will remain
this week and hold meetings as usual. They
expect delegations from barnet and Wal
| den to assist Let the good work continue.
Mr.. Hanscom of South Cabot was in
| town last Saturday trying to lease the Null
| ligan boys butter-box factory at the South
| Village for a term of three or five years. We
| hope to soon have him in town as a manu-
| facturer of butter boxes and other special
| ties. We need a good working factory in
| town with some enterprise instead OF hav-
ing to drive to Barnet as is now the case
| when little job work Is needed. - Mr.
and Mrs. James Esden are both sick. MIR.
| Esden has been confined to the house the
past three weeks. - There was tem-
perance rally at the town hall last Friday
1t was largely attended bv the citiZ ms and
| ROOu UlIub Is TtpOTltu. L no btdCubTb
of the various schools with the scholars
meet at Academy hall Saturday TO rehearse
for the school exhibition which will occur
next Friday. A good time is looked for
Let all take hold and make it u success
- Lewis Dowse of St Johnsbury has
been at his fathers the past few day g.
- Plynie Woodward and o. III. Aims.
worth are saving wood Mr.. Ainsworth is
an old hand at thu business aud thinks he
he can do good job with the saw.
East Montpelier.
Mrs. W II. Gadding OF Barre has beer
visiting in this vicini y.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bert Nelson are to work fol-
Timothy Davis the conf g summer.
The truant officer has been looking w
poor children, clothing them, and sending
them to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Reynolds of Portland
Ore, are -p .nding few weeks here will
former friends and relatives.
Do not forget the annual old and young
folks ball, that is to be held at the Eas
village hall on Tuesday evening, Feb 8.
There is to be concert at the hall thi
Wednesday evening, Jan, rs, by the AriOr
quartet. Dancing and oyster suppsr aftel
the entertainment.
There were thirty-nine tables played al
the last whist party. M IS Bemis and Clyd
Fitch won the first priz q while Miss Lizzie
prizes. The next meeting will be on Tues
day evening, Feb. l. The earlier people
come the more time there will be for dane
ing.
A CARD.-We. the undersigned do hereb,
agree to refund the money on a fifty-cen
bottle OF Greene's Warranted Syrup of Ia
if it fails to cure your cough or cold. W.
also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle Il
prove satisfactory or money refunded.
W. l.. Pierce, East Calais.
G. X. Dwinell, East Calais.
w. @. Nye, North Montpelier.
G. l.. Pray. North Montpelier.
North Fayston..
Mrs. Clara Brown Miller OF Boston, ha,
presented to this, her native town, fin
water tub OF Barre granite, weighing tw
tons, The work was done by r. l.. How
& Co., Of Mortified. The tub is placed II
what Is known as the Morgan woods an(
will be filed from the cold spring near by
This gift was formally presented to tn
people Of this vicinity by the reading of
poem written by the donor 1t was rea'
/, by Miss Lillian Porter on Sunday, Januar,
%. The stone Is left in us natural state
II has in the center Of front plate bearin
the inscription, Presented by Mrs. G.
Miller, January 1893 - f. 8. Porter O
Northtield was in town ON business tire pas
week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Marble o
Waterbury are in town. IS. Howe o
North lawrence, n. Y, is visiting hi
daughter, Mrs. @. G. Corse. g Miss c
, Kennedy attended the funeral of Dr. Coz
hams little daughter in Waitsfeld. -
k. A. Davis and son are making livel
work about the mill, having fourteen me
and six teams at work. Mr.. and Mrs
. James johnson spent last week IN Duxbur
with her son, Gene Smith. - H.
Howe OF Mortified was in town the pas
week to set stones in our cemetery 10
A. @. Porter and Mrs. M. A. Richardson.
Whooping cough Is the In ,st.. distressn
malady, but its duration can be cut short b
the use of One Minute Cough Cure, whic
Is also the best known remedy for Group IAN
; all lung and bronchial troubl w.
Terrill Co., Montpelier, Vt.
East Elmore.
The Grange meets next Friday at b. 1
Morse's. All are invited. 20. A. d.
gar has moved into his new house. -
Mrs. Swift has been in Montpelier carin
for Mr., SWifL's mother who has been nnit