The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-05


ing since Thanksgiving. - Lester Hunt
has been engaged to act az jsnitor at the
Methodist church. - Rev. and Mrs.
Robinson are both sick. There was no
| preaching at the Methodist chnrch on Sum
day. - Miss Kate Atwell and Mrs
William Pollard are reported sick with
| tonsilitis. - Joseph Pascal and Phillip
Burke have closed their services with o.
M. Jsnnison and MIR. Aiken commenced
| working for him last week. - William
Worthen has been in town summoning
witnesses on the "Dutchmsn's" robbery
| case which came off at St. Johnsbury Jam
usry 60 James Blanchard is stopping
at Flynn Buttons, attending the academy.
| - q. r. Williams Of Danville has been
in town inspecting several places with a
view to locating here II satisfactory bar.
| gain can be made. - Miss Abbie Good
enough of Springfield, Mass, Is stopping at
j. w. Armstrong;. - The Crusaders
| are expected In town this week to conduct
O se'ies Of revival meetings. - Ernest
Stevens has been very sick at Lewis Nc
Locbin's. They succeeded in getting him
home last week to his fathers, at the South
| village.
East Corinth.
Mrs. Charles Page is visiting friends in
Bradford. IF. e. Page was in Boston,
Mass, last week. - The snow which
fell on Friday night makes good sleighing.
| - At the annual meeting of the Stock
holders OF East Corinth Creamery the fol-
| lowing officers were elected: O. M. Page,
secretary pro tenn; @. d. M rtin, 7. 8. Ord
way, W. II. Thompson, @. W. Jewel, Will
liam Taplin, directors. - Mrs. Brown
OF Durham, N. II. is visiting her sister,
Mrs. K. W. Hatch. - Tbirty-seven
couples attended the New Years bali on
Friday evening, and all had pleasant time
| The next will be held in two weeks on FRI
day evening, January ID
Fayston.
The house warming and twentieth we'd
| ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. George
II Kew last Friday evening was well at
tended and all had q jolly good lime. Cake
and coffee were served and "merrily
whirled the wheels of dizzying dances " I'M
! til the small hours OF the morning, when
the company retired to their homes, lea, ing
as tokens of good will, many things useful
and orr amental. and goodly sum in cash.
| - Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Maxwell are
visiting with their brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs M Shaw of St. Adams. - A.
d. Bragg is i'll. - Mrs. Alexander
Dixon is slowly failing aud is almost en-
tirely helpless.
for eight years from dyspepsia and chronic
constipation and WAS finally cured by using
DeWitts Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills for all stomach and liver troubles.
W. Z. Terrill & Co.
Orange.
W. Fl. Crockett is painting the inside Of
the church.
Mrs. Adelva Golf of South Royalton
spent week with her aunt, Mrs. Francis
Curtis.
Mrs. s. P. Noyes has burned her right
arm very. badly with hot tea. The arm ia
doing well.
Charles Curtis Of Chicago, came home to
attend the funeral of his father, Francis
Curtis, and is spending few days, with
friends.
Rev. William Jackson commenced his
labois as pastor Of the Congre gator al
church OH Sunday. Communion service
| was observed.
William a. Annis died December 30,
aged about sixty five years. He was born
in Benton, N. H., but had lived here some
ten or twelve years. The funeral was held
from his late home January l. E. Fl. M.
Kicker has got his house all completed ex-
cept painting. - DR. Henry l.. Tilotson
moved January / into the house just built
at Groton where his office will be located
but is better.
South Woodbury.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Lee
Goodell on Wednesday, January IL, after
noon and evening, 1t being the annual
meeting. All members are requested to be
present. Next Sunday new teachers
for the Sunday school classes will be chosen.
1t is hoped there will be large attendance.
- About sixty young people gave Mr..
and Mrs W. J. Town a pleasant surprise
at their mountain home last Thursday night
Music was in attendance and dancing occu.
pied the evening. All had very pleasant
time. - The Band OF Hope which has
been put by the last two meetings will be
held the third Sunday of this month. 1t il
hoped every one will take hold and make
1t complete success. - The snow roll
or went over the roads last Sunday morning
for the first time this winter. - Rev
| George A. Senter has rendered his resigna-
ton az pastor of the Congregational church
Of South Woodbury. to take effect after Feb
ruary 6 next.
Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa, says
my child is worth millions to me. yet
would have lost her by Group had not in
vested twenty Ave cents in bottle Of One
Minute Cough Cure" 1t cures coughs and
colds and all throat and lung troubles
W. e. Terrill & Co.
Wolcott.
The officers OF the Methodist Sunday
school for 1893 are; Superintendent, Mrs
Il. A. Gray; assistant superintendents, Mrs
Sarah Conant, Frank B. Morse; secretary
Mrs. Il. Wheelock; treasurer, Frank B.
Morse; librarian, Fl. Wheelock; chorister,
George Merritt, orRanist, Sarah Conant
| - Inc new pastor OF tne OonRrega'
tional church, Rev. Mr.. Dickey, 10 winning
many friends. Miss e. May Pinney
has gone to Burlington to live with her
aunt, Mrs. W. l.. Pope, to attend school.
- Miss lizzie Bellrose Of Hyde Park
Is visiting her brother, Frank Bellrose
- George Herring has the job of max.
ing the electricity for the Hardwick Electric
Light Company. - George LeBarron
has sold his farm to G. @. Brown and has
moved to Cambridge TO run the boarding
house for the Cambridge Lumber Company
at the Notch.
Ladies', take the best. II you are troubled
with constipation, ssllow skin and tired
feeling, take Karl's Glover Tea, 1t is pleas.
ant to take. Sold by w. e. Terrill & Co.
Vershire.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. f. A
Mory is recovering from a severe attack OF
tonsilitis. - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Cham berlin of Theford visited in town last
week, - About a foot OF snow fell on
Friday AMI the heavy wind OF Friday and
Saturday pl, it into drifts in some places
- The many friends here of Henry
Pi kin, who used TO live in Vershire, are
panied to hear OF his death which occurred
at Barre on December 23d, - The stage
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