The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-09-28
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Clinton Cutler had four cows killed by
the mail train last Wednesday afternoon.
| Brooks Buxton and Will Wheeler went
to Montreal on Tuesday to attend the fair.
Sheriff Collins Of Montpelier was in town
several times last week on official business
| DIR Hunt and wife OF Barton visited at
| Walter Wells last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Miss Katie Page Is at home from Goddard
| Seminary, Barre, threatened with typhoid
| fever.
DR.. w. e. Lazelle and wife have decided
| their place on Main street to DIR. w. II. La
z9lle.
Mr.. aud Mrs II. G. Moore were in Cor
inth last week to attend the wedding of Miss
Bertha Eaton.
Oscar Wheeler has moved his family
from Ed. Fitzgerald's house to the tene-
ment in the N. e. Shorey house.
Henry Hill, who has been spending the
last two years in North Dakota, returned
home last Saturday to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Viola Brown OF Montpelier, Will
Nye and John Worcester and wife Of South
Barre visited at Charles Lombard's the past
week.
DIR. +. P. Gale of Barre was in town
Tuesday OF last week and 1t Is understood
that he contemplates moving here soon to
practice.
| ". II. w niue, J6HCUBT III Un6 HlRn6T
psrtment Of the village school, spent last
Saturday and Sunday at his home in
Walden.
The young man taken down with typhoid
| fever at A. V. Taylor's was moved to Rich
ard Jones' last Thursday where he is to be
cared for.
Arthur Lane is moving to the Daniel
Batchelder farm He has rented his place
in the village to William Chaplin who is
moving to the same.
THE family of o. G. Glidden wish to ex-
tend their heartfelt thanks to the Dighbors
and friends who so kindly assisted them in
the sickness and burial Of their son and
brother Fred, for the flowers, words Of COM
fort, and many other kindly acts and deeds
received by them in their late great be-
| reavement
Truth wears we'll People have learned
that DeWitt's Little Early Risers are relia-
BILE little pills for regulating the bowels,
curing constip alton and sick headache.
They don't grippe. w. e. Terril & Co.
Cabot.
j. S. Pike was in Maine a short time ago to
visit her son Pearl.
Mrs. Fred Fisher of Barre was at Mrs
L. Abbie Fishers last week.
j. S. Pike found his best COW dead last week.
Some holes back of one foreleg looked like
careless shooting.
Vernon Rogers, former Cabot boy has re-
luTleu W lOWI, anu luONeu MS family lUuO Uue
Laird house at the four corners.
Mrs. Flora Hammett and little daughters
have been spending few weeks at the home
of her mother Mrs. Eliza Fisher.
Edwin Goodwin and wife from Charlestown
spent few days in town last week. being
guests of Mr. and Mrs. l.. Myers.
Donald Smith has the contract to furnish the
wood for the creamery the next year for ~ 30.
This is forty-four cents less than it cost last
year.
Representative elect B. j. Lance and wife
extended an invitation to everybody to come
to their home last Tuesday evening. Two
hundred and sixty ladies aud gentlemen ac
, band gave concert on the lawn from eight to
: nine o'clock, playing. fine selections in good
, taste which was highly enjoyed and heartily
! cheered by the large crowd. At the close Of
the entertainment all repaired to the spacious
rooms inside pleasantly warmed and Lighted
and decorated with plants and evergreens Mr.
Lance in behalf Of himself and family thanked
: the people for their presence. He spoke il
:, high terms of the industries of the town ant
! hoped that all would enjoy the interview so a
: to feel well remunerated for coming. lie,
= cream, cake and fruits were then served
! After a social hour the crowd began slowly II
Z dispense, feeling that a very pleasant ant
: interesting evening had been passed. and leav
a ing their best wishes for their host and hostess
/ in future years.
!. When you call for DeWitt's Witch Haze
4 Salve the great pile cure, don't accept any
@ thing else Don't be talked into accepting
d a substitute, for piles, for sores, for burns
It W. E. Terrill q Co.
/ South Cabot.
D Mrs. ID. s. Hall is i'll. - Quite goo
number attended the fair at Ryegate
' - Mrs. w. o. Southwick and Mimi
Houghton are enjoying the mumps. -
G. V. Hathaway of Boston is visiting hi
| old hOma and friapAa for a waak
Palmer Capron and wife were in Ryegat
10 last week attending the fair and visitin
10 their son. - Rev Mr.. Dixson OF Barto
will exchange next Sunday with Rev. M
70 Lewis. - Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Clar
n have been in Barre the past week on bus
ness. - G. V. Hathaway of Boston wi
N deliver a fine lecture in this place nez
70 Thursday evening, September 49,
MarshfieId,
n Silas Lamberton, one OF Marshfeld ole
.. est and respected citizens, died on Monda
st the 19th after long illness, aged sevent,
nine years. "Uncle Sile" was born in tow
Or and had spent long life within its border
in son, Wallace, with whom he lived at th
n time OF his DEATH His funeral was hel
Wednesday afternoon in the Universalii
church Rev. Mr.. Lewis officiating.
pt The creamery paid their patrons hinetee
g. and third cents, not eighteen and thir
n as reported last week. - Rev. Mr.. Di,
I'd ON of Barton Landing will preach in til
of Methodist church next Sunday in exchane
s- with Rev. S. G. Lewis. - The Ladie
al Union will meet next Thursday afternoc
an from two o'clock until four o'clock wit
"a Mrs. Wilson at Frank Woosters'. Ever
nd body invited. - Lizzie Preston W,
: taken very sick at Ryegate fair but at tn
a writing is better. A daughter W,
ds born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Urban last Ss
adj urday. - DR.. Town has sold his pla
"a in the village to Mrs. Chester Wood. tt
ed doctor and Mrs Town intend to 20 to Ca
h. fornia to live with their son. - MI
Az Fred Tanner and Ernest Howard Tam
th and wife were in Lyndonville last week.
Middlesex.
Paul Lewis of Adams, Mass, is visiting
n his home in town.
~ Frank w. Bancroft of Woodstock is Wis
70; ing his uncle in town.
~. The Ladies' Aid meet with Mrs. Geor
m w. Atkins this afternoon
: Mrs. j. III. Daniels returned from her visit
in Providence, r. L., last Monday.
g. Rev. Clark Wedgeworth of Worcester W
70. exchange with Rev. George f. Wells next 81