The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-10-12
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PIainfield.
Arch Batchelder started Saturday for
Pittsburgh Pa.
Mrs. A. K. Foss aud son visited friends
in East Montpelier last week.
Mrs. W. #. Lazelle who has been sick for
the past two weeks Ia improving.
MIR. and Mrs. d. w. Noses visited rela-
tives in Orange the first of the week.
Miss Hartig and another evangel-
list are at Mr.. John Hills making arrange
ments for work in the place.
Road Commissioners II. E. Lane is busy
fair days putting the highways in shape for
winter.
Mrs. e. @. Spencer returned home last
week from visiting relatives in Williams
town and Barre.
Henry Bolles and wife of Maple Hill took
a carriage drive Wednesday to Richmond,
returning Saturday.
The grandson of Mrs. belinda Lombard,
who has been spending the summer with
her, returned to his home in Boston Friday.
The annual meeting of the Vermont Con-
ference Of the Woman's Home Missionary
Society will be held here October 26 and q.
Quite a number have been attending
county court the past week as witnesses in
the Allen 81 Richardson v. John Ryan OK
case.
Leon Ward went to Hardwick last week
| to meet his father. Mr.. Ward is expected
| to visit DR.. A. L. Cooper before his return
| to his home in Iowa.
Morton Holbrook and wife, who have
| been stopping at G. St. Johns for the past
three weeks, returned to their home in Men
don, Mass, last Friday.
Moulton Batchelder, Corporation Detec-
tive Of Lawrence, Mess, arrived in town
| Monday afternoon and Is to remain for a
few days the guest Of his brother, Ira Batch
| elder.
Miss Lydia Sherburn and Mrs. Curtis
Baldwin have been appointed delegates to
| the New England Branch OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society now in session
at st. Adams this week.
| 9. A. Foss went Friday to st. Johnsbury
to take the post-office civil service examina-
ton. The beet wishes Of the many friends
of Carl go with him and 1t is hoped by all
that he may get position for which he has
been fitting himself.
Regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist church will be held with Mrs. Fl.
8. Parks Wednesday efternoon. Work will
be furnished and matters Of special import
ance are to h considered.
Lang Brothers will exhibit one OF Edi-
sons latest inventions, the viaoscope in the
Methodist church Monday evening, October
| IT. Tickets bought before doors open will
bring larger percentage to the Ladies'
Aid, under whose auspices the entertain
ment Is given.
One Minute Cough Cure surprises people
| by its quick cures and children may take II
in large quantities without the least danger
1t has won for itself the best reputation OF
any preparation used to-day for colds, Group
tickling in the throat or obstinate coughs
W. e. Terrill & Co.
West Corinth.
Albert Thompson visited his wife al
Waterbury asylum last week.
Mrs. d. f. Ward and Mrs. G. f. Blake
visited relatives at Waits River two days
leJt week.
week. He was driving it on q side hill
when it fell and broke its neck.
Stillman Virgins housekeeper, Mrs
Moore, wc3 obliged to return to her home
last week on account Of poor health.
W. Orr and wife from Vershire were a.
8. A. True's last Sunday. Edna Ward IL
working at Mr. Orr's while Mrs. Orr Ii
teaching school.
Jesse Virgins caught coon in a traI
some time ago which he still keeps in
cage. 1t he1 become somewhat tame bu
prefers to eat it's food when no one is look
ing at him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw and little daughter
were in this place several days last week
Mr.. Shaw gave temperance lecture las
Tuesday evening land conducted religious
services other evenings until Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Kelly returned to New Hamr
shire last week Thursday. Mrs. j. p
Virgins and little daughter accompanied
her for two weeks visit among relatives
Miss Susie Carpenter is keeping house dur
ing her absence.
A fund of one thousand dollars is nov
being raised to be placed at interest an(
the income to be used yearly for the care
~ f1,a IN, ryi1la av,r
any one having friends buried there, wht
would like to contribute toward it will
please nc oity R. II. Williams of the amount
West FairIee Center.
j. Niles Kimball of Kansas City, Mo.
after an absence of more than eight years
is visiting his mother and brothers and re
viving some OF his childhood experiences
George W. Kimball of Greenwood, Me IS.
another brother, is here, and they have al
ready captured five coons and several SPUR
rels. = Il. M. Norcross of Boston is tC
make his yearly visit here this week. -
The party who was to put in the new fur
mace for the church is sick at his home il
Woodstock 80 the work will be delayed FOL
week or two, much to the discomfort o.
the church goers. - Several parties
have sold their apples to Mr. Dearborn a.
$1.25 per barrel, but those who have SEN
their apples to market have done much bet
ter, some realizing at leest $500.
Brookfleld.
Graves & Calagan are going to market
with drove of cattle this week.
Mrs. Fred Durkee has been quite i'll TO-
the past few days with erysipelas.
Mrs. Charles Clark with her friend, Mis-
Young, are visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Ralph are visiting
in Woodstock and vicinity this week.
Emma, daughter OF Josiah Smith, he
been very i'll at NorthAeld the past week
Mrs. Currier of Greeley. Colorado, is til,
guest Of Mrs. William Q. Clark for few
days.
Mrs. Marcus Peck and her daughter, Mrs
Merton Griswold, visited in Plainfeld las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fullam and daughter
May, spent few days with friends in Cor
NTH last week.
Miss Whitney of Braintree was the CUES
of her aunt, Mrs. Caroline Moulton, las
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Minnie Clark expects to spend thu
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