The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-09
bradford.

| r b. Cowan went to Boston on Monday
morning for q short visit.
Herbert w. Blake, who has been teach
| ing at Warren, II. H., the past winter, re-
turned home last Saturday.
Mrs. lisa B. Chamberlin has bought the
place in Newbury village known as the
| Glover place and expects to move there
soon.
II. E. Emerson has bought the barber
shop formerly owned and managed by #.
| W. Kenyon and will continue the business
| at the same place.
Henry j. Kemp and Kirk j. Coffrin have
bought out the clothing business Of o. r.
Baker and will run first class clothing
store at the same place.
K. 8. Erskine, who has been employed at
| the hotel livery stable for several years,
closed his labors there February l, and has
moved to the place lately purchased by
him, known as the Absalom Colby place.
Frank G. Cove, who lately purchased Of
Doe Brothers the ice business formerly car
ried on by them, is now putting in the years
| stock of ice which is of extra quality and
thickness, which he will furnish to all de-
string at very reasonable rates.
Company G military band, assisted by
Mrs. B. S. Hooker, contralto, Miss Edith B.
| Jones, reader, with Miss Lottie Davis. ac-
comp anist, gave one Of their popular enter
tsipments at North Thetford last Wednes-
day evening to an appreciative audience.
The improvement In the health OF y. G..
| Doty, who has been confined to the house
| for several weeks from the effects Of over
work, is noted with pleasure. Mr.. Doty is
| travelling salesman for the popular hard
ware firms in Boston OF Brown b Wales
and Bolles & White.
The supper given at Grace church last
Friday evening by the young men OF the
church was OF high order. 1t was prepared
| by experienced gentlemen cooks. and served
| by gentlemanly walters, who were very at
tentive to the wants Of all who partook.
After the supper short musical and liter
airy entertainment was given by the follow
Chase and Sanford Hooker; music, duet,
barmonica and guitar, Maitland A. Jenkins;
| graphaphone, Fred E.~Doe; instrumental
quartet, Messrs. K. j. Sawyer, Fred l.. Cum
mings, Fred L. Davis and W. r. Davis all
Of which were pleasingly rendered. Now
let us hear from the ladies'.
The following article appeared in last
weeks Opinion from the Newbury CORE
spondent, who has been trustee OF the
| Bradford Bank for several years and its
president for short time, until he resigned
| both positions few weeks ago: Bradford
Bank is in the hands Of James B. Hale, re-
ceiver. This means that IL Mr.. Hale gives
these matters the same care, push and good
Judgment that he has his mercantile bust
ness, he is the right man in the right place
1t means second that interest stops on all
deposits February 1, and that depositors
must wait for their money until the assets
of the bank are converted into cash. II
means third that the stockholders should
| cooperate with the receiver and render all
assistance in their power, for the stockhold'
ers are chief mourners in this grand pro-
cession. 1t means fourth that il the assets
fail to equal the liabilities the stockholders
drop into the chasm by way of filling $50,
600 paid in capital stock, then top OF that
they are liable for 5000 more by way o.
companionship to the first $4,000 all Of
which is respectfully submitted" The peo
pie ofBradford are trying to make the bes
of the situation, and hope the bank will bt
able to pay its indebtedness when the smoke
has cleared away. One old lady said she
should like to know who appointed the sin
spector Of finance" and when told 1t was
he better appoint another inspector to in
spect the inspector, or abolish the office al
together"
Bradford Center.
Clayton Aldrich is SICK with liberation
of the bowels
1t is reported that the Bradford Saving
Bank will pay all their depostors in full.
Death has called some of Bradford's hes
citizens, four deaths in the last two weeks
Walter Wright and wife and Bert Batch
elder and wife were the guests of Mrs
0tOlB6 DlllOWdyt thCli vi
Sunday
William Porter is going to manufactur
butter boxes this spring, and will supply al
who wish. Mr.. Porter is a fine workman
and will make first class box
Cabot.
Ramona Lodge, No. %, Daughters of Re
bekah, will give social at Odd Fellows
hall on Tuesday evening, February IL
Sugar on snow and doughnuts will b
sarvad EVervhodv il rdiallv inVitpd
Mrs. M d. Warren died early Monda
morning after weeks of intense suffering
- Miss Luna Atkins has completed he
second term of school in Planfeld and re
turned home. - NJ. ID. Wells and e. d
Waldo attended the meeting of Odd Fellow
at St. Johnsbury last week. - Let al
remember the last and closing concert b.
the Christian Endeavor Society Tuesda
evening. February 10. A grand entertain
ment is looked forward to. 60 Hiram
Putnam, a resident of this village, ceebra,
ed his eighty-fourth birthday last Friday b.
gathering his children and grandchildre
and treating them to sugar. -Four geners
: tions were present and it renewed his ag
and gave him much happiness. - Rev
, j. A. Dixon will continue his lectures o
"Romanism" next Sunday evening. Thes
lectures have drawn a good audience an
proved interesting.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on a fifty-cer
bottle OF Greenes Warranted Syrup OF la
If it fails to cure your cough or cold. w
!, also guarantee a twenty-five cent bottle I
prove satisfactory or money refunded
Wells, Boyles & Rogers, Cabot.
Morse Brothers, Cabot.
| s. G. Voodry, Cabot.
! Frank Carr. Calais.
t East Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Russell, who hav
o been visiting relatives in town, have r.
b turned to their home in Littleton. -
/ Mrs. A. l.. Burnham and Mrs Adeline Do
O are both quite sick with pneumonia. C
About forty friends and neighbors attende
r the social at II. Goss last Thursday evel
b. ing. Games, music and promenading wei
l. enjoyed by all. Refreshments were serve
- Miss Maggie Carr is at the MAJ
IT Fletcher hospital, Burlington, for tres
"a ment.
=. South Cabot.
A w. G. Hall of Calais was at W. o. Sout
X wick's last Sunday. - Mrs. Henry He
k ton spent last Sunday in Crotch. 80
y Lena Southwick is in Calais for a wet
d with her uncle's family. - Andre
" Scribner and family have returned fro
Or their trip to Wolcott and Hardwic
c. The Ladies Aid meeting prov