The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-19
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Smith Taylor has been very sick, but is
now improving,
The debating club held a very lively
mock town meeting on Monday evening.
Charles w. B aeon is sick with the grip
and has not been at his post in W. S.
Hatch's store for week past.
The following officers OF n. e. X. Hall
Camp, No. 90, Sons Of Veterans, were in
stalled on Wednesday evening of last week:
Captain. w. A. Reed; first lieutenant, e.
e. Wallace; second lieutenant, III )mer ALI
ger; camp council, e. G. Reed, E e. Wal
lace, l.. n. Lucas. Jr.; chs plain, r. V. Tul-
Ter; first sergeant, II. Bixby; quarter
master sergeant, G. L. Hayward color SER
gesnt, L. N. Lucas, Jr.; sergeant of the
guard, e G. Reed; corporal of the guard,
b III Adams, Jr principal musician, Ii.
E. Slack; camp guard. o. ID. Lyford picket
guard, A. G. Kingsbury. On the same
evening the new officers OF the Union Vet
Grams Union and the Ladies' Aid Society
were Installed. and fine portrait of the
late Mrs. W. III. III. Hall was presented to
the latter society by her daughter, Mrs. j.
B. Bacon.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the National Bank Of Orange County
was held on Tuesday OF last week and re-
suited in the reelection Of the old board Of
Roberts, M. T. King and G. Kimball.
The board chose A. N King, president, j.
B. Bacon, vice-president. and ii. N. Matt
son, cashier. The usual semi-annual div.
idend OF two per cent was declared -
A daughter was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs l. N Lucas, Jr - x. l.. Harwood
has removed from Tsrbell's block to K. M.
Smiths house on Jail street. - Ann 4.
Hall is working temporarily at j. A. r.
Corwin's. - The prudential committee
OF the fire district have rented the Robin
son blacksmith shop for storing the engine
and other fire department property and it
will 5000 be put in readiness for the pur-
pose. - Mrs. 4. l.. Gardner OF Brock
ton, Mass, is with her nother, Mrs Sarah
M. Nation. who is quite ILL., - Mrs.
Ellen A. Hood has sold her blooded colt,
Lynn Wilkes, to Chandler w. Smith OF
Boston for about $500 - There was a
dance at ID. 7. Lsrkin's on Thursday night.
- The circulating library" prone
made on Friday evening was largely at
tended and was we'll enjoyed. It is
posing to bring out The Old Homestead "
next month = Marsh all A. Carpenter
is in the vicinity with his pedder's cart,
making his headquarters with his father,
Alvsh Carpenter. - The Congregation
al young people will hold sociable on
Friday evening in the church vestres. A
special programme will be rendered The
hours ara from seven to ten.
One Minute Cough Cure cur es quickly
That's what you wantl W. Il. Terrill &
Co.
Peacham.
George Smart has bought OF Gardner Kin
son his home place for 500. He will con-
tinue to be a resident of Peacham and not
move to Barnet as reported in last weeks
issue. - Charles EMERSON has purchas-
ed OF Cha les HUI Crimson his farm known as
the Gates farm at he east part OF the town.
Mrs Peter Whitehill OF the South Village
has moved into the house recently vacated
by DR.. Thomas. - Mrs. John Livings-
ton has gone to Maine to visit her parents.
Mr. Livingston also went last Saturday.
The ICrusaders will remain lin town an
other week and continue the revival meet
ings. - Paul Ferguson the new janilor at
the Congregational church succeeds Mr.. Var
nsmwho has held the position for several
year. Miss Alice Currier was married to
MosesCraig OF st Johnsbury last week, and
will reside In StJohnsbury at the home OF
Mr.. Craig who 10 in the employ OF the Fair
banks.