The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-30
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Chelsea.
Almon |. Dexter was married to Cora A.
Mcguire Of Corinth at the Methodist par
sonage on Tuesday evening of last week.
- Elmer e. Wallace is to work for d.
Washington. - Dean, son Of Frank
Gilman recently cut his hand badly by fall
ing on a scythe. Mrs. A. v. Goss re-
turned to Taunton, Mass, last week, and
Annie K. Goss went with her for a stay of
several weeks. - J. B. Bacon and w.
III. H. Hall have bought OF q. 1. Hood the
corner lot where the Union store formerly
stood, and will put up business block the
coming season. The price paid is under
stood to be $3.50. - The debating club
held mock session Of the Vermont legis-
iature with u. A. Corwin for speaker on
week. - Effie NJ. Coburn has removed
from Mrs. Mattoon's house to Dana Aliens,
and will continue dressmaking there.
= Fred O.. Sleeper has returned from
Tunbridge, and has rented tenement in
w II. Gilleland has gone to Aber-
corn, Quebec. - Job M. Slack is at the
hotel in feeble health. Elijah B. Deni-
son died at his home in Washington on Fri
day morning. The funeral services were
held on Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Allen
officiating. = Mrs. G. w. Jackmsn OF
Bridgeport, Conn, daughter Of N. H. Cas-
well is visiting her parents. - The Con-
gregational young people have chosen as
their prayer-meeting committee for the com.
ing quarter Richard II. Bacon, William s.
Chaplin, Florence A Lease, L. Belle Chand
Ter, and Alice L. Corwin. - Ned A.
Griffin has gone to Bethel to learn the bar
ber's trade. - Principal w. Fl. Cum.
mings of Meriden, n. H., has been in town
for few days. His daughter Julia is at
A. FL; Powers for longer stay, and
yI.,.. 4
Meriden. - Marcellas @. Allen was
taken with an apoplectic stroke last week,
and is in critical condition. - Cyrus
d. Burbank was married at Providence,
r. l., last Thursday, and arrived on Satur-
day with his wife for visit of some length
Thompson of Montpelier preached at the
Congregational church last Sunday. -
Mrs. r. A Lyon is quite i'll.
The farmer, the mechanic and the bicycle
rider are liable to unexpected cuts and
bruises DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is
the best thing to keep on hand 1t heals
quickly, and is a well-known cure for piles.
W. e. Terrill & Co.
Middlesex.
S. B. Hastings is confined to the house by
serious illness.
Lester o. Morgan of Montpelier Junction
was in town on Monday.
G. L. Converse of Barre visited friends and
relatives in town over Sunday.
G. G. Tucker of East Barre was guest Of
W. G. White over last Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Somer returned from Fairhaven
last Friday and is at her home.
Frank Nichols has purchased the Thomas E
Price farm and has moved thereon.
Miss Bessie Smith of Montpelier was guest
of Miss Florence Atkins part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davis of Boston arr
the guests of relatives in this place and Waits
field.
William Hudson has been i'll the past week
His livery business was looked after by L.. w
Guyette.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Minnie
| Converse April 10. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all.
J. F. Hastings, G. f. Newhall and Georg,
Ladd have been summoned as jurymen a
Montpelier, April 4.
Frank Eaton, former resident, now travel
| ling for Haskell, Adams & Co., of Boston, wa
in town ON Monday.
The sugar party held by the Ladies' Aid q
| Holden's hall last Saturday evening was wei
attended. About 81 was realized.
A large number of the friends of George P
Miles gathered at his sugar orchard last Sun
day and enjoyed feast of new sugar.
Karl Knapp has moved his household effects
back to his mothers place where he will worl
this summer. Mrs Knapp will go to Orang,
to reside with her parents.
Geo. w. White went to Hardwick las
| Thursday carrying Anna Lewis who attended
| the funeral of friend. The drive was yer,
difficult owing to the condition of the roads.
| DREApFuLLY NERvoUs.-Gents:-I wa
dreadfully nervous, and for relief took you
Karl's Glover Root Tea. 1t quieted m!
nerves and strengthened my whole nervous
| system, / was troubled with constipation
kidney and bowel trouble. Your Tea sool
] cleansed my system so thoroughly that
| rapidly regained health and stsength. Mrs
s. A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold by W
e. Terrill & Go.
West Newbury.
John Minard is suffering from sever
cold and DR.. Hatch was called in last Sun
day.
Mrs. Stratton Tewksbury continues to i'm
| prove and IL Is hoped that she will soon re
gain her old time strength.
A number of persons came from New
bury street on Saturday afternoon and Wis
tied Carleton's sugar place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Putnam and it'll
boy have all been sick the past week. The,
are all much better with the exception o
Mr.. Putnam, who is quite weak.
There was meeting Of the patrons of tn
West Newbury branch of the Newbur,
Creamery on Saturday, at the school house
Moses Brock in the chair. The meeting
was called to see II the patrons would hav,
their cows examined, to see II any were at
fected with tuberculosis. DR.. Thomas, thu
state veterinarian for this section, was pres
ent and explained things to the satisfaction
OF all. After the matter was discussed a
some length, 1t was voted unanimously Il
have the different herds inspected. DIR
Thomas will begin this week, starting will
Moses Brooks. Some of the patrons wer
not present, but it is hoped that all will
join heartily with those who voted for 1t.
MILLIONS GIVEN AwAY.-It is certainl
lrratif wing To the nuhlic To knnw of one cnnnerI