The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-06-01
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town last saturday.
DIR. N. f. Lazelle has sold his big work
horse to l.. K. Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. N Moses spent Sunday
with relatives in Orange.
Dean Town OF Barre visited friends in
town the first OF the week.
Will Whitcher, who has been sick at his
fathers home, is recovering.
r. L. Laird and j. A. DeBoer were In
town over Sunday with friends.
The second nine went to Williamstown
| on Monday for a game OF ball-coming away
victorious.
Miss Flora Kilby went Saturday to Will
Jamestown remaining with friends until
Tuesday morning.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Congregational
church will hold a social at the parsonage
next Friday afternoon. Tea will be served
| and all are invited.
Memorial Day was observed by the towns.
| people in different ways, some going to
| Woodbury. for the day, others attending
| the exercises at Montpelier, while those
who remained at home showed their patri-
| otto spirit by decorating their homes with
| flags
Friday afternoon the village school OBJ
served Memorial Day at the High School
room. The many people present were
highly gratifed with the exercises as well
as with the fine manner in which they were
serve congratulations.
Willard Lilley, who has been sick for
some time at the home OF Mrs. j. B. Wells,
| his sister, died last Thursday night The
funeral was attended Saturday at ten
o'clock at the house and at twelve O'Clock
at East Calais, Rev. j. Edward Wright Of
f1ciating. Mr.. Lilley was an old veteran
and highly respected in town.
Stop that coughl Take warning. 1t may
lead to consumption A 25c bottle OF Shi-
loh's Cure may save your life. Sold by w.
e. Terrill & Co.
MarshfieId.
| j. Berton Pike, superintendent OF schools,
| has issued the following request to parents:
| In case any trouble arises between the
teacher and pupils, or the teacher and par
ents. and whenever it becomes evident that
the teacher is not giving proper instruction
| to her pupils, the superintendent should be
| notified at once. Said notice to be in writ
ing and to be signed by the person entering
the complaint. Upon receipt OF such notice
the superintendent will Immediately visit
the school and investigate the matter. The
| superintendent earnestly requests all par
ents and guardians of pupils to heed the
above suggestions, as it will help to avoid
i'll feelings between teacher and parents,
and assist in rendering the schools as ef-
ficient as possible.
About 300 assembled at the Methodist
church on Sunday to hear the memorial ser.
mon by Rev. s. G. Lewis, The band was
in attendance and escorted the Knights Of
Pythias and Grand Army to the church
After the services they formed, went to the
cemetery and decorated the soldier graves
- AS the section men were going tC
work last Thursday morning they hitched
their hand car to the mail train. The cal
Jumped the track and threw them off. None
of them were seriously injured, but al
were bruised and scratched. - H. III
Meader has gone to Groveton painting roofs
ID. W. Sulhum went to Peacham Oh
Monday to play in the drum corps. -
We had runaway most every day last weel
no one hurt, but some wagons wrecked,
The human machine starts but once ant
stops but once. You can keep it goinl
longest and most regularly by using d
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous littl
: pills for constipation and all stomach an,
liver troubles. w. E. Terrill & Co.
Hardwick.
Herseys new store is being finished Of
for use. When completed he will hav
a made up to date well arranged store
3 g. The stone cutters will now look for
little respite as they have been rushed nigh
and day to get their work out before Decors
ton day. Several very nice pieces G
5 monumental design were placed in the ne,
! cemetery last Saturday. The select
!. men are receiving bids for remodeling tn
town hall, which is to be done the presen
| season. - ~. "A. w aTreu sou Six wagon
o last week and Is still ready to supply Gus
q toners with first-class buggy for sma
t sum of money or few hundred pounds {
: sugar. - Rev. Mr.. Lewis closed hi
3 labors with the Congregational church i
d this village last Sunday. - Badgers ic
Q wagon makes its regular trips three times
a week. "A new cafe Just opened o
l. Main street. - Frank e. Hall and fan
y lily have recently moved here from Raj
n dolph. - Dana J. Bell is in Burlingto
1, where he will submit to an operation &c
g appendicitis. His many friends here HOP
for speedy recovery - DR.. Cram an
t family are expected home from their ives
/. ern trip the last Of this week. - Merto
r, Warren is clerking for d. o. Cowles. -
@ The Free Baptist people have sold the
o North Danville. and will have their churc
IS wired at once for electric lights. - I'll
d Wheelock quarterly meeting OF Free Bal
G. lists will convene for their annual sessic
D. with the church at West Derby this weel
n Meeting convenes over Sunday. -
,s d. Sawyer has the foundation in for
h new house.
I. Late to bed and early to rise, prepares
s man for his home in the skies. EARLY to b,
4 and Little Early Riser, the pill that max
life longer and better and wiser. W.
Terrill & Co.
to East Orange.
, There was not any preaching here
IL Sunday ON account of the absence of pa
tor. - Gilman Hutchinson who h
p been i'll with heart trouble is improving al
is able to be out.
to Died suddenly Of peritonits on Sund
forenoon, May 20, at r. f. Richardson
H. Mrs. Eunice (Dexter,) wife of John viii
d. of West Topsham. Mrs. Wilds was sist
OF Mrs Richardson and went to her hoI
az on Thursday night to accompany her
~ Sharon the next day to attend the funeI
~ OF their brother, Parker Dexter, which W
held on Saturday. Mrs. Wilds was tax
as. i'll ON her way to Mr. Richardson's b
OF thought it nothing serious, consequent
mt did not return home. Drs. Goss Of Chefs
re and Brown of East Corinth were called a
zee all was done to alleviate her sufferings a
save her that physicians and loving trien
les could do but she continued to suffer
no tensely till relieved by death. This co
is munity extends sympathy to the family a
res friends in their great and sudden berea'
ment.