The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-20
Bradford.

| odmuel -. barrett OF Barre 10 visiting rel
atives and friends In town.
| A. Il. Patterson OF Putney is visiting his
sister, Mrs. V. A. Doty, and other friends in
| town.
Miss Kate p. Follensby from Hopkins
Vile, KY, is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. A.
Chase.
w. A. Low, who has been spending few
| weeks at the Low mansion returned to
New York on Monday.
Fred I. Kent, who has been spending q
few weeks at Hotel Low, returned to his
home at Lawrence, Mass, on Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farnham are spend
ing few weeks at Lake Morey, occupying
the new cottage owned by j. B. w. Prich-
| ard.
| Miss Della Shaw, who has been employed
at Manchester for several months, is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. T.
George.
A. #. Colburn of Boston is spending q few
weeks in town looking after the interests Of
the Waits River Paper Company, OF which
he is treasurer.
Union block. He comes here recommended
| very highly as barber and we bespeak for
him liberal patronage.
Kirk j. Coffrin and Henry A. Allen re-.
| turned on Monday from several days fish
| ing trip at the Connecticut Lakes. They
report an elegant time but for the results Of
| the fishing inquire Of Kirk as our space is
too limited.
The announcement Of game of baseball
to be played last Saturday afternoon on
Doe Brothers meadow between q team OF
married and single men, was sufficient to
| draw quite company OF interested specta-
tors, and some bets were made as to re-
suits. At about half past two the teams
met and the fun began which lasted for
nearly three hours when the married men
were announced the victors by score OF
twenty to twelve.
Bradford Center.
Mrs. George Silloway and daughter Ella
are visiting Mrs. Sideways sons at Haver-
hill and Middlesex.
Mrs Hiram Porter has returned from
two weeks visit in Lyme, N. II. She is
very much improved in health.
Frank Styles and wife have returned.
Frank will be glad to receive his old pat
rons again. He is No. good workman
Karl's Glover Root Tea is pleasant laxa-
tive. Regulates the bowels, purifes the
blood. Clears the complexion. Easy to
make and pleasant to take % cts. Sold
by w. e. Terrill & Co.
Cabot.
The creamery shipped $3.50 pounds of
butter last week.
The creamery paid fourteen and seven
tenths cents for June butter, churn test.
The very severe drouth bids fair to do Sc
we're damage to grass unless soon broken.
The frost last week was much more de-
structive in some localities in town than
it was at first thought to be.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Britt from Boston,
Mass, are in town for a few days. -
Miss Ethel Buggy from Danville is visiting
friends in town. - Miss Bessie Davis
from Derby is stopping at Rev. L. p Chase.
- Miss Blanche Hickie went to Burke
last week to see her brother Allie and
family. - A severe frost visited some
sections of our town last Monday night
making havoc with corn fields, potato
patches and gardens, some being nearly
ruined. This was the third frost since June
l. - The tax bill is in the hands of town
treasurer, 7. II. Lance. - The Christian
Endeavor Society will give clipping bee"
lawn party at j. A. Farrington's next Fri.
day evening. Everybody cordially invited.
Cake and ice cream will be served. -
Through some inadvertance the public &C.
acknowledgement to j. p. Lamson, our town
superintendent, by the parents, teachers
and scholars for the most enjoyable outing
given by him to the schools failed to reach
the press sooner. AT the close Of the sum
mer schools he took all the teachers and
scholars to st. Johnsbury, paying their rail-
road expenses, providing a suitable place
in which to enjoy their lunches, taking
them to the museum, court house, public
parks anu Quiet euJOydDle pldCts, giving
them six hours in which to see the village
with it's beautiful surroundings. Emerson
Hall Of that place, former resident OF
Cabot, furnished them bountiful supply of
lemonade which was thoroughly appreciat-
ed by them all. Mr.. Lsmson, in his capa-
city of superintendent of our common
schools, has always evinced the deepest
interest in them and tried in every way to
raise them to a higher standing of excell-
ence. The attendance Of the scholars has
been unusually good this summer and in
acknowledgment OF which he gave them
this generous and most enjoyable ride to
St. Johnsbury. AS parents, teachers and
scholars we would publicly express to
Mr.. LamsOn our most sincere thanks for
the expression of his interest in and all his
faithful service to our schools.
ne. G. Blanks of Louisville, Texas, writes
that one box OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
was worth $50 900 to him. 1t cured his piles
of ten years standing. He advises others
to try it. 1t also cures eczema, skin dis
eases and obstinate sores. w. e. Terrill
& Co.
Roxbury.
The Ladies' Circle will hold lawn party
on Mrs. Warmers lawn this evening. A
literary programme will be rendered and
ice-cream and cake will be served. All are
cordially invited. - The school on the
Flat closed last Friday with q. A. Roys as
teacher. Those having no marks were
FLOYD Iafrana, Mary Murphy, Nellie Muir
ply and Beth Murphy. Those absent only
one day were Lucy Marshall and Carrie
Howe. Adm Murphy and Harriet Howe
had only one tardy mark. - The State
railroad commissioners were in town
Thursday to inspect the station. - Hon.
II. Carl Ellis Of Chicago is spending few
weeks at his home. - Mrs. j. A. Cham
berlain of st. Adams and Frank Eaton OF
Burlington were in town last week attend
ing to the settlement OF their mothers es-
tate. = DIR. L. M. Green Of Bethel was
in town last week Tuesday and performed
an operation on the throat of Leon Roys.
- The creamery paid its patrons six
teen cents for June butter. - Fl. A. e.
Richardson is in very poor health.
East Roxbury.
f. o. Allen was in Montpelier last Mon.
| day. - W. 8. S. Buck and family, and
Ned Buck Of Randolph, were guests at d.
| l.. Bucks recently. 81 Name Ellis Is at
work for #. e. Allen. - Mrs. Waldo
Rogers and children from Randolph spent
last week with friends in the place. -
| A party Of seven from Northfeld took
| trip to this place on their wheels last Mon
| day. g. Someone entered r. N. Blanch-
ards cellar through the window on the
| night Of the Fourth and stole his pork
- Bert Allen went to South Ryepate