The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-05-25
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Herbert #. Chaplin is working for R. A.
Lyon.
Julia v. Cummings has returned to Meri-
den, N. III.
w. M. Cady and family have removed to
MORA, N. Y.
Samuel g. Hall Of Cohoes, N. Y, is visit
ing Nancy Hail.
Almena and PAMELA Coburn are visiting
in Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Patrick Madgett has moved into the
Chase house in the lower village.
Mrs. M. III. Corwin and Mrs. A. Fl. Pow
ers visited in West Topsham last week.
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union has chosen the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Ellen /.
Corwin; vice-presidents, Mrs. Carrie o.
Barnes, Mrs. Vesta M. Allen; secretary,
Mrs. Edith M. Fuller; treasurer, Mrs. Caro-
line Tarbell.
r. MILFORD Allen, Jr., has come from
Canaan, N. H., to help his father in his
store through the summer. - o. ID.
Tracy did not make long stay in Con-
cord, and Is at home again. - e. e.
Densmore has sold his meat business to r.
W. Allen, and will carry fresh fish through
the season. 60 The auction of the Bell
Shoe Company's plant last Wednesday re-
suited in the sale Of the property to W. +.
Davis for 81, 700. 1t is understood that 9TH
ers are associated with him in the venture,
and we wait to see what they are to do with
their purchase. There is good deal
OF talk again about an electric railroad
from South Royalton. - Edgar Gros-
venor broke an arm on Monday OF last week
while working about home. - w. III. III.
Hall and Calvin Goodwin have been drawn
as grand jurors for the June term Of county
court, and Orcutt Bixby and G. M. Metcalf
as petit jurors. - Mary K. Laird is
working for Rev. w. e. Allen. g. +. l..
Do xuit hou IN 10 for tbra
weeks dental campaign. - Austin L..
Skinner and wife have come from Barre
and moved into Mrs. j. NJ. Rutters house
at South Washington for the summer.
- DIR. r. II. Godfrey has bought Of
Mrs. Luela 1. Woodruff the house in which
he lives. The price paid is not made known.
- H. f. Nation has bought of Milo B..
| Hood all the land in this town belonging to
the Alfred Norris farm for $3.50. -
| Principal G. Fl. Cambridge OF Peacham
route for his former home in Grafton.
Mrs f. Ii. Tracy and Miss Billiard OF
Montpelier have been visiting in town for
several days. Rev. E. W. Cummings of
Barre preached at the Congregational
church on Sunday, and will give the annual
memorial discourse at a union service next
| Sunday morning. - The Congregational
parsonage is being painted this week. -
| Nellie M. Corwin goes to Somerville, Mass,
| this week to be absent several weeks.
| - Maud A. Sargent is working at w.
! A. Hoods.
One Minute is net long, yet relief is OBJ
| tanned in half that time by the use of One
Minute Cough Cure 1t prevents consump-
ton and quickly cures colds, Group, bron-
chitis, pneumonia, la grippe and all throat
and lung troubles.-W. E. Terrill & Co.
Bradford.
Mrs. +. A. Carter of St. Johnsbury spent
| Sunday at her fathers, G. G. Doty's.
Mrs. II. P. Emerson of Lyndonville is Wis
| iting her mother, Mrs. r. f. Ormsby.
| Charles Thompson has rented for one
year, the farm owned by G.. N. Stevens.
Several from here visited the Vermont
troops while in camp at Fort Ethan Allen.
Mr.. Joseph Eastman of Providence, r. l..
| is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank Lamb
Mr.. A. L. Fabyan, who has been visiting
in town several days, returned to Boston on
Monday.
Albert E. Sleeper of Lexington, Michigan
is visiting his father, j. E. Sleeper, and
other friends in town.
Erdix T. Smith, student at the Cleve
land Medical College, Cleveland, Ohio is
spending his vacation here
Walter Wright and family have moved tc
Wells River, he having secured employment
with the Adams Paper Company Of that
place.
c. III. Carpenter, L. ]. Brown and II. E
Parker attended the fifty-second annual
session Of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
held at st. Adams last week.
Miss Nella Sanborn, the assistant at the
post-oflice, finished work there Saturday
last, much to the regret of its many patrons
Miss Abbie Avery takes her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Richards, who spent a
few days of last week with G K. Andres
left for Newport, VT, on Thursday where
they expect to spend the summer months.
Captain II. T. johnson was in town Tues
day last for few hours, taking leave Of his
many friends. He reported the boys OF
Company G all we'll and ready to move to
the scene Of action II necessary.
An interesting missionary concert was
held at Grace church ON Sunday evening
There were music and speaking by the
young people. A collection for the support
OF missions was taken eliciting hearty re-
sponse.
War was declared in Brooklyn few days
| ago and some Of the people began to think
that Spanish fleet had come up Waits
| river. The weapons used were table knives
and IL all started over a few dandelion
green's.
The Vermont troops, in which this place
is largely represented. left for Chickamauga
on Saturday, by way Of White River juno
| ton. A large delegation Of friends met
them there and the few minutes stop were
taken up with hand shaking and express
| sions OF good wishes TO these noble young
men who dare face danger and death in the
service OF the stars and stripes.
Bradford Center.
T. G. Aldrich is working in Fairlee for
Mr.. Adams.
Arthur Cross has returned from Boston,
where he has been spending the winter.
| Mrs, Eta CloRstop from Barre ia Waiting