The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-06
CaIais.

able at Mrs Frank Carr's next Thursday
afternoon. All are cordially invited.
The school children Of the town held
their picnic at Memorial hall grounds last
Friday at the close of school A literary
and musical programme was rendered and
good time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Van r. Kent and children from Den
yer, Colo. and Mrs. Capt. FL. s. Foster and
children arrived in town last Friday. Capt.
Foster is with the United States troops at
Santiago and his many friends in Calais are
hoping for his safe return.
Miss Emma Foster closed very salts.
factory term of school at Maple corner last
week. The following scholars did not lose
q day during the term: Edgar Fl. Burnham.
Blanche s. Burnap, Berton Celley, Willie
Foster, Alice Lamphere, Ada G. Taylor,
John Van Ornam, Hattie Wheelock. Nellie
ook. Mabel Q. Kent, s. Glee Bancroft,
Lewis Bancroft, Mary Bancroft. Robert
Bancroft. T. Earl Doty, James Gillette.
The first eleven had no marks.
East Calais.
Rev. G. j. Kelley Of Woodbury. preached
here last Sunday afternoon = - Mrs.
Phila Marsh OF Binghampton, n. Y, is visit
ing relatives and old friends in this viciu-
ity. - Edwin e. Robinson lbegsn work
as clerk for W. L. Pierce on Monday. His
old friends are glad to greet him once more
in the old place. - l.. l.. Provost for
several years popular clerk in Pierce's
store, leaves this week with his family for
Newark, where he will take care Of his
grandfather Foster and look after his af-
fairs. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Provost have
hosts of friends here who deeply regret
their departure.
Sodom.
1t was Miss Flora Daley instead of Carrie
Daley, who was hurt in the runaway accident
of last week. She has recovered so as to be
about as usual.
The school closed last week. The fall term
it is expected will be taught by Walter Jacobs,
who served 50 acoeptably in the same capacity
two years ago.
| Mrs. Elmer E. Brown is very i'll with in
| Illumination of the bowels, with other troubles.
She is considered better, but not out of danger.
DR.. w. E. Lazele of Plainfeld attends her.
An enormous tortoise was found not far
from the road recently. 1t was probably
swapping tortoise, as it viciousy bit mans
| boot. 1t was so strong that it walked with
medium weight man its back. Fears being
entertained that it might do mischief, it was
| thrown into the pond.
Ladies' take the best If you are troubled
with constipation, sallow skin and a tired
feeling take Karl's Glover Tea, it is pleas
ant to take. Sold by w. E. Terrill & Co.
Woodbury.,
Rev. c. c. Kelley visited in Lowell last
week.
Milo Carr has sold his horse to Philo
Warren.
Mrs. A. b. Corthell and children OF Bos-
ton are with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
| W. Foster.
| A deplorable accident occurred on Sun
| day afternoon. Alex. Smith, a stone cutter,
while cunning on butternut fat was acct
dentally shot in the left foot by compan-
| ion. He was taken to Heaton Hospital
| Or ninbt uph ia ia tot a1
on Monday.
A warning is posted for town-meeting
to see il the town will provide Jail. The
need OF 1t was apparent last Friday.
Thomas Riley was arrested, tried, con-
vcted Of drunkenness and was taken to
| Montpelier for ten days by Deputy Sheriff
Foster. The same day James Ainsworth
was arrested for furnishing liquor. Satur-
day Foster arrested Dana Kellum and
Thomas Gleason for drunkenness and both
pleaded guilty. The former paid his fine
while the latter was sent to county Jail for
ten days, in care of Constable Daniels
They disclosed on Fred Demars. He was
taken into custody Saturday night at Hard
wick and was released under bonds for his
appearance to-day.
Thousands of persons have been cured of
piles by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye.
1t heals promptly and cures eczema and all
skin diseases. It gives immediate relief.
|
South Woodbury..
Twenty of the relatives of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Wells spent the Fourth with them.
Among the number was the mother of Mrs.
Wells from Massachusetts.
A pleasant picnic party composed OF ten
from Mr. Angeles house, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Carr of Maple Corner, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Bert Wheeler and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. G. WILDER and four children, Alton Ben.
| iQtt1 in Mr. md Tan 1a11
and Wade Benjamin making twenty-seven,
met on the shores OF Nelson pond on Mon
day. After dinner, which was made up of
all the good things that could be thought
Of, the afternoon was taken up with boat
riding and croquet playing until about six
O'Clock when the party broke up and all
went home feeling they had spent happy
Fourth.
Miss Mary Sabn has been working for
few days at s. III. Fosters. - Eta An
CELL commenced on Tuesday working for
Mrs. s. II. Foster, where she will remain
this summer. - Mrs Edgar j. Banks,
who has been visiting in Cambridge, Wal
than and Lowell, Mass, and Milford. N.
H., came to her fathers, A. j. Lyford's,
last week Tuesday to remain the rest of the
summer. - Mrs. Nellie Wells and
daughter Mary Of Barre are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Farnsworth. - Clifford
Tassey has been quite sick for few days
but is better. - Vance Pierce was quite
sick last Monday with heart trouble.
K. G. Blanks OF Lewsville, Texas, writes
that one box OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
was worth $50 900 to him IL cured his piles
of ten years standing. He advises others
to try 1t. 1t also cures eczema, skin dis
eases and obstinate sores w. e. Terrill
& Co.
| GrOton.
A sociable was held at the Methodist
church last Friday evening.
Lillian and Morris Coffrin are visiting
friends in Bradford this week.
The Knights of Pythias held trawberry
festival at their hall last Saturday evening.
ID N. Richardson after viewing the fire.
works last evening at his summer home
dropped dead. Mr.. Richardson had been
in poor health since arriving here but was
not considered by his family to be 80 near
his end. The remains were taken TO Dav-
export, Iowa, his home, for burial. He
leaves wife, two sons and two daughters
10 mourn his loss. He was sixty-eight