The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-04-20

| Ellen CIRCUIT will enter her third term OF
school at West Berlin next Monday. -
| Miss Freeman OF Moretown will teach in
| district No. 4.
East Brookfield.
Hiram Sweet spent Sunday with his par
ents in South Randolph. - Seth Nc.
| Norton went to Hartford on Tuesday Of
last week and returned on Friday and will
make his home for the present in the family
Of g. W. Smith, his son.in-law. - Car
| penters and masons are at work making re-
pairs on w. II. Richardson's house and
barn which will be ready for occupancy in
the near future. - w. w. Sprague and
wife visited in East Montpelier last week.
Barnet.
The friends of DR.. j. b. Darling and wife
Of South Ryegate will celebrate the fftieth
anniversary Of their marriage, at their
home, on the afternoon and evening of May
| 10, 1898. The occasion is also the anniver-
sary OF the DOCTORS practice. There will be
no invitation cards sent out, but all friends
are cordially invited.
Cabot.
Sugaring has closed with about one and
one-half pounds to tree, a small crop.
Don't forget Aunt Hannah's Quilting
Party" at the Advent church, Lower Cabot,
on Friday evening.
Miss Harriet A. Fisher returned to her
home in this town the past week from Chi
| cago, where she has been spending the win
ter with friends.
Selden @. Smith, representing the pub
fishing house Of CHM 81 Co., Boston, goes
| to San Francisco, CAL, this week, to look
after their book business In that section.
One man says he reads all the papers
| upon the war and general topics Of the day,
| but does not feel satisfied until he has had a
set down with the good old Vermont
[ WATCHMAN, which he has taken and relied
upon for more than forty years.
Mr.. Henderson of Roxbury, in the alb
sence Of Rev. Mr.. Hartwell, supplied the
pulpit of the Congregational church on Sun
day. He gave his audience rousing pat
riotic sermon. He spoke in high terms OF
President McKinley's course, saying in en-
phatic terms that it was the duty of this
government to stop the wholesale destruc-
ton OF the inhabitants of Cuba, closing
with an earnest appeal to every patriotic
citizen to uphold the dignity of our nation.
Rev. II. L. Hartwell preached in Chelsea
last Sunday, Mr.. Henderson of Roxbury
supplying the Congregational pulpit here.
- II. B. Whittier OF Rutland made his
father short visit last week. - Miss
Inez Hopkins spent her vacation at home
| from the johnson Normal school, accompa-
MED by Miss Mabel Whiten. - Jesse
Wilson has purchased the farm on Whittier
hill owned by his grandfather. Solomon
Osgood. - All schools in town are to
commence next Monday by order OF the d.
rectors. - Miss Hattie Fisher has re-
turned from Chicago where she spent the
winter. - Mrs. Sophia Morse died last
Sunday night after brief illness. -
The Lower Cabot Reading Circle will pre-
sent "Aunt Hannah's Quilting Party" al
the church in that village next Friday even.
ing. Those who have not had an opportu
nifty Of guessing on the quilts can do 80 at
the church any time before eight o'clock
- Mrs. Josie Meader has returned from
| RnatOn with q aalAct stock Of millinarv and
fancy goods She will give an opening next
week Tuesday and Wednesday. - Rev
]. A. Dixon goes this week to Springfield tc
attend conference, and there will be no ser
vices at the Methodist church next Sunday
Union services at Congregational church.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on fifty-cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar
IL 1t fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle tt
prove satisfactory or money refunded
Wells, Boyles & Rogers, Cabot
Morse Brothers, Cabot.
8. G. Voodry, Cabot.
Frank Carr. Calais.
South Cabot.
James Gregg of Peacham was the CUES
OF L. A. Paquin's family on Sunday. -
Verna Scribner has gone to North Danvillt
to work for Frank Bigford. - The La
dies Aid met at Mrs. W. o. Southwick'i
| Oh w 6uu66udy ulSub VI lubJ Woohs lueTt
were about fifty-four in attendance. They
are to meet the next time at l.. 3. Wal
BRIDGES on May 4. Easter Sunday
was pleasantly observed at the school-hous'
on Sunday, by singing, and pieces Spoken
by the children. Easter services were rem.
dered by pastor and congregation it being
the last Sunday Rev. Mr.. Lewis will be
with us till after conference. We all hop,
, for his return to US. Mr.. Lewis is q mar
that is liked by all classes OF people.
Calais.
Frank Davey, salesman for the American
Harrow Company, Is in town this week ant
will call on all the farmers who are In wan
of a first-class harrow, seeder and cultivator
- Calais Creamery Association paid
:. twenty.one and one-hslf cents per pount
for March butter. - Ned Witham ant
, wife are living at the home of Mrs Oril
Davis. He conducts the services at tn
Christian church. - Mrs. M. P. George
improving. Clark Gray has bought O
, Thomas Lawless the place known as tn
Austin Saunders place. - Mrs. Sophi
Morse, widow Of the late Ira Morse, die,
: last week in Cabot The remains wer
: brought to the West church cemetery for in
, terment.
Karl's Glover Root Tea, for constipation
it's the best and il after using it you don
say 30, return the package and get you
money. Sold by w. E. Terrill & Co.
n Sodom.
: Work on the quarries was suspended o
, the day Summer Kimball was buried an
t the quarrymen attended the funeral. M
n and Mrs. McLoud and Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
I Patch also attended the funeral of Mr.. Kin
! ball. - Miss Martha NcGill Of Burke
Q spending few weeks with her sister, Mr.
J, Isaac Mathers. - Leon Kelley has b,
4 gun work for William Parker. where he
o engaged for the season. - School wi
q begin in the Peck district the first Monda
n in May, instead of the last of April as
!, first thought
z Chelsea.
a On Sunday, the 10th, Martin r. Bohono
n was married at ID. G. Blakes in Washing
!. ton, to Maud Dow of Orange. The Ger
y mony was performed by Rev. W. K. Allel
d On the 18th, Mr.. Allen officiated at simili
n occasion at q. A. Dow's, the contractir
:. parties being George W. Davis, now
4 South Royalton, and Mrs. Amina A. Hoe
d of this town. Cecil q. Harrington hi
>. returned from Manchester, N. H., where
"a has been working, and is with his father I,
n short time. - A. Maud Sargent hi
# finished work at j. b. Bacon's. - Era
!. tus Bugbee's wife has joined him, and the
r are keeping house in the Tarbell bloc
v - K. A. Corwin went to Boston {