The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-12
Bradford.

Miss Edith Peavey spent q few days OF
last week with friends at Fairlee.
J. E. Sleeper has been confined to the
house for q few days with sickness.
II. e. McDuffee has been confined to the
house for the past week with severe cold.
Mrs z. 8. Cate has been suffering from
the effects Of severe cold for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Young are the proud
parents Of q nice baby boy born on Thurs.
day evening.
Miss Louise johnson was called to South
Ryegste on Friday by the death Of her
grandfather, Isaac Eastman.
Henry X Prescott and L. ]. Brown are
suffering severely with carbuncles on their
necks, necessitatinR few weeks vacation.
A. l.. Fsbysn and wife OF Boston visited
in town over Sunday. Mr.. Fabysn Ia mana
ger Of the Quincy House one Of the largest
and most p, pular hotels in Boston.
g. W. Stevens and wife attended the
wedding Of Miss Josephine Davis at Woods
Vile on W ednesday evening, returning on
the early train on Thursday morning.
The concert and dance given at Armory
hall on Friday evening under the direction
of Company g Military Band, was quite
largely attended and very pleasant time
enjoyed by all.
Miss Josephine Davis, daughter Of W. 8.
Davis Of this place, and Carl Dole OF Woods.
vile were married on Wednesday evening
at the latter place, in the presence Of q few
relatives and friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society meet with the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society in the
vestry OF the Methodist church this after
noon at three O'Clock. There will be So
cial tea at half past five.
Miss Anna M. Austin, daughter of Ed
ward e. Austin, died on Tuesday afternoon
Of last week after q few weeks illness. The
funeral services were held at the home Of
her parents on Thursday afternoon.
Company g Military Band, assisted by
Mrs. B. 9. Hooker coDtralto, Miss Edith b.
Jones reader, with Miss Lottie Davis &C
companist, gave one OF their p pular con-
certs at Newbury on last Wednesday even
ing.
Hon. Mason 8. Stone, state superintend-
emit Of education, was in town on Thursday
and held q teachers meeting at the Woods
school building in the afternoon which was
we'll attended by teachers from this and ad-
joining towns.
The Week OF Prayer was observed last
week with special union services at our
churches owing 10 the large degree OF inter-
est manifested. The services will be con.
tinued on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings Of this week.
The Chautsuqua Circle will meet on
Thursday with Mrs. Prichard. Lesson,
The Geographical Position Of Germany in
the January Cbautauqua. THE new biog.
raphy Of Lord TeDnysOn," by his SOD; Char
scter sketch, Arthur Hallam; Table talk |;
News OF the week.
N. w. Cunningham and his son, e. w.
Cunningham, have bought out A. I. Clark.
and will carry on the drug and paint BUSH
ness at the old stand, formerly known as
the 81 G Day drug store. The building is
soon to be repaired and greatly improved.
K. W. Cunningham after graduating at
Bradford Academy was employed by Mr..
Clark, and there received bis frst expert
ence in the drug business. From there he
went to Concord, N. H., and was in the en-
plOy Of o. N. Davis, one OF the druggists in
that city, for another year. The last two
years he has been at Springfield, Mass,
with w. P. Draper, who 10 regarded as one
Of the best druggists in New England.
East Montpelier.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs e. A.
Pierce on the I'd instant. - G. G. Brooks
has purchased the Barton place OF Mrs.
Bailey. - There were thirty-two tables
played at the whist party on Thursday
evening. Those receiving the prizes were
Mrs. Charles Lombard and e. 8. Meigs,
Miss Anna Clark and Bernard Hersey. The
next whist party and dance is to DO given at
the hall on Tuesday evening the 18th. A
general invitation ia extended to every
early as Is convenient. - Sidney Ber-
nett Of Calais, but formerly OF this town,
died last week. He willed one hundred
dollars to each Of his bearers. The bearers
were Henry Town Of Calais, George Davis
T. B. Stevens and f. P. Kelton Of this
town.
West Berlin.
The beautiful silver fox skin to be seen in
w. K. Adams window, was captured by
Fred Ellis and 10 still owned by Mr.. Ellis.
- Ed Glinn is still carrying sore
hand - 1t is hoped q goodly number
from here will attend the singiDg-school at
Gouldsville. - Florence Johnston is
- Bertha Rowell went to Randolph on
Monday to stay few weeks with her sis
ter. Charles Mcintosh goes to Bur-
lingtOn this week on business trip. -
Revs. Shaw and Thompson will hold meet
ings at the Baptist church every evening
until Friday Of this week.
Cabot.
Amos Wiley, an aged man living alone,
above Upper Village, is seriously i'll with
symptoms Of pnuemoDia. - Liant Shep-
ard, living at 3. swerdfeRer's. is i'll with tty-
park Is visiting his sister, Mrs. 0. B. War
rem, who has been i'll for several p eeks.
- George Boyles, OF the firm Of Wells,
Boyles and Rogers, has 30 far recovered
from his illness as to ride out. All hope to
soon be dealing with him across the coun-
ter. - Mrs. Emma Collins, who has
been caring for Mrs. o B. Warren the past
few weeks, is sick and has been moved to
her brothers at Lower Cabot. - Dan
Farrow and wife visited his sister last
Saturday. - Three new members were
added to the Good Templars last week.
- Mrs. Gertrude Wells, district dep
nty grand master, accompanied by Lillian
Wells, grand marshal, installed the Ulcers
Of the Rebekah Lodge at Randolph last
week. They 60 to Montpelier and North
field this week Tuesday and Wednesday.
w. Wells has moved his barbe shop
to rooms in j. B. Knights block on Main
street. - Meetings will be held in the
Methodist church this week Thursday even
ing, conducted by Rev. g. Lewis OF Marsh
field, and Friday evening Rev. Mr.. Parou.
nagian Of Walden will conduct the service
- Mrs. David Nelson was called to
Glover last week because OF the ILL
ness of her daughter Ada, who was at
tending school at Barton. - Report
says Arthur Wales has gone lion Uyon)
hunting up north.
A CARD.-We. the undersigned, do here
by agree TO refund the money ON a fifty-cent
bottle Of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar,
II 1t fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle TO
prove satisfactory or money refunded.
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