The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-23
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Rev. e. g. Downey is preaching series
Of Lenten sermons.
Mrs. Wing OF Montpelier visited her aunt,
Mrs. Rhoda f. Kidder, last week.
The water was very high in Dog River on
Sunday but no damage was done.
Miss Bertha Dexter returned on Monday
to her studies at Montpelier Seminary.
Grandma Harvey celebrated her ninetieth
birthday at the home Of her son, Calvis, on
Thursday.
Several from this village attended the
sociable and entertainment given at Goulds-
Vile on Saturday night.
The Central Vermont Railroad has just
completed a new iron bridge between
Gouldsville and West Berlin.
Hon. Frank Plumley served as one of the
judges at prize-speaking contest at White
River Junction on Friday night.
The Junior League will hold sociable at
the parlors OF the Methodist church this
evening from five to seven o'clock.
Mrs. L. P. Tucker entertained the teach
ers Of the Graded School and served Welsh
rarebit at her home on Friday night,
The subject OF the sermon to young men
at the Methodist church on Sunday night
will be, 1.-THE Right Political Ticket to
Vote"
The Conversational Club met on Monday
evening at the Mortified House and was
entertained by Lieutenant III. w. Hovey.
A paper was read by G. A. Edgerton, Esq.
on How Shall we Educate Our Grls?"
Rev. W. s. Hszen, DID, and wife and
daughter, Martha, are to start on Friday
for two weeks trip to Washington and
Congregational church will be supplied by
Rev. l., III. Elliot OF Waterbury.
The Madame Fry Concert Company of
Boston will give concert at Concert Hall
on Monday night, March %. This is a very
talanted company, who give vocal selec-
tions, violin solos, and choice readings. Our
people are fortunate in getting them.
The present terms at both Norwich Uni
versity and Mortified Graded School will
close this week, the first for two weeks and
the second for single week. Two OF the
teachers in the Graded School have re-
signed their positions, Miss Florence b.
Patterson in room No. and Miss Eva j.
Holt in room No. 1. Miss Patterson's place
will be filled by Miss Frances Talbot. who
taught successfully in Gouldsville Graded
School for two years and Miss Hollis place,
by Miss Parish.
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| edge, gained in observing the effect OF your
Shiloh's Cure in cases OF advanced Con
sumption, l am prepared to say 1T Is the
most remarkable remedy that has ever been
| brought to my attention. 1t has certainly
saved many from consumption. Sold by w
Il. Terrill & Co.
Post Mills.
Mr.. Pierce has moved from West Fairle,
Center to the house of w. A. Dodge OF
Lake street. Miss May Saville after {
few days at her home has returned to LIE
banon. Mrs. Moody is spending thu
week with her daughter in Hanover. =-
A Ladies' Aid Society was formed on tn,
Sd with Mrs. @. g. Fogg as president ant
Mrs. @. A. Powell, vice president. -
Charles Robinson was married In Straffort
ON the l2th, to Miss Zelestia Emerton. The,
are occupying the house recently vacated
by Prescott Davis. - Frank Robinson
has begun his work as day Waterman at tn
rod factory. - Charles Jackman ant
family have returned from a two weeks
stay at Wells River. - sugar party
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety was held on the evening OF the 18th
Though the travelling was fearfully ba'
there was q good attendance. - Mrs
Clement Sargent has returned from Mar
Hitchcock Hospital and Is at the home @
Henry Sargent. - Truman Aldrich ma
returned to Barre.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The famous little pills.