The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-13
North Duxbury.


Battle Tobin, who has been sick with q
fever, is gaining slowly. - Miss Flora
Durkee Is visiting relatives in Winooski.
60 Mrs. Carl Morse is visiting relatives
in Stanbridge, P. @. - Fred Willard of
Burlington was guest Of ID. Stevens at
Camp Willard q portion OF last week. -
1. W. Thomas is building a new barn.
- Frank Callahan, Jr., is working for
W. X. Elliott. - Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Durkee OF Winooski visited relatives in
town portion Of last week. - A party
of eight from Waterbury visited Cancels
Hump one day last week. - Homer
Kennedy, who has been visiting friends in
Burlington and Colchester, returned home
last Friday. Johon May is suffering
severely with cancer in his mouth.
The Chief Burgess of Milesburg, Pa, says
DeWitts Little Early Risers are the best
forty years Of housekeeping. They cure
constipation, sick headache, and stomach
and liver troubles. Small in size but great
in result. W. e. Terrill & Co.
Waits River.
Miss Lucia Wallace OF Barre is the guest
OF her aunt Mrs. j. A. Dodge. - Mrs.
j. t. Carter and daughter Catherine ar
rived from Lowell, Mass, last Friday.
- Mrs. j. D. Winslow has returned to
services was held in the church which pre-
scented a fine appearance it having been
nicely repaired. -. P. Richardson has
moved his family into his new house. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L, Goodell of Glen Falls,
| N. Y, arrived at 7. D. Fellows last Satur-
day. - Mrs. Q. G. Philbrick is spend
ing few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
| Kinney, in Corinth. - The body of the
other son of #. A. Downing OF East Barre
was brought here for burial last Wednesday.
Win your battles against disease by act
ing promptly. One Minute Cough Cure
| ItafA la, AL
early 1t prevents consumption. And in la
ter stages 1t furnishes prompt relief. w. K.
Terrill & Co.
STAFFORD.
Senator Morrill, and family are expected
here this week.
At South STAFFORD. Mrs. j. j. Quimby,
Mrs. Soule and Noah Powers are seriously
ill.
DIR. s. G. Chandler, the astronomer and
family of Cambridge, Mass, came to town
last week to occupy their summer home
| here.
The creditors OF l.. L. Udall &, Co. have
chosen John Senter of Montpelier and d.
G. Hyde of STAFFORD assignees, and the
goods Of the firm are being sold at reduc.
ton.
The dwelling house of A. B. Preston in
Sharon was burned last Friday morning
with all its contents, including furniture
clothing, wool, to the value Of $500, and
fifty dollars in money. No insurance.
Thetford.
The Tbetford boys played game Of ball
with the Bradfords the Fourth. The score
Z to in favor Of Thetford. - Rev. Mr.
Lambert has occupied the pulpit very &C
ceptably for two Sundays. Charles Jaquitt
preached last Sunday. - Anna Lamot
and Sidney Hastings are visiting friends il
town. - Christine Vaughn has returned
home after an absence of about a year
- John Sweet and wife welcomed
daughter to their home recently. -
Mrs. Howard is working for Joseph Carey
- George Rogers has been visiting hi
uncle at Lebanon the past week.
Topsham.
The "warograph" entertainment last Fri
day evening was well attended. All pres
ent enjoyed the pictures relating to the
Spanish American conflict and the illustrat
ed songs by Mr.. Howard. - Joel T
Clark and his daughter, Mrs. Putnam
with her little child, of Manchester, N. H.
are in town for a time. - Rev. Albert
Henry attended the funeral of Erasmus
French at West Topsham last Sunday
- The Band Of Hope has resumed it,
meetings in the school-house. The frs
meeting was last Monday afternoon. -
William Dickey of Manchester, n. III has
been visiting at home.
West Topsham.
Windsor Corliss spent last Sunday will
his family at G.. X. Church's.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Shurtleff of Barr,
visited at P. A. Newton's last Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. G. e. Newton Mrs. A. N. Fellow
and son Eugene came from Brooklyn, N
Y, last Wednesday for few weeks sta,
at their home here.
r. P. French, who had been in feebl,
health for a long time, died last Friday a
the home Of Will Keyes, where he hat
been boarding. The funeral was held tn,
following Sunday afternoon in the church
Rev. Mr.. Henry of East Tor sham officiating