The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-19

the block on an enlarged scale. This petit.
ton was In the may r's hands before night
fali on Tuesday, and the meeting will be
called at an early day.
South Barre
There were no services at Unity Temple
| last Sunday on account OF The convention at
| Mont peier - Georg, Slicer IN slowly re-
covering from pneumonia. - Walter
Comstock IL gaining. - The dance at
Unity Temple, last week. for the benefit OF
james Cook, was success. There were
seventy couples present and 1t was q very
Lane and Mrs Bert Stay ton visited at Ed
win Lanes In Montpelier, last week.
- TweDty-seven children became men,
bers OF the Juvenile Temple Purity. The
next meeting is on Saturday Jan. %, at two
O'Clock In the lodge room.
Berlin.
Favorable news comes from e. B. Bailey,
who is at Mary Fletcher Hospital for treat
ment. - A. @. Andrews Is at Mon tpelier,
caring for his father, William Andrews,
who is very sick at his daughters Mrs. l..
L. LulPs. - The young people gave Mr..
and Mrs. viii Turner surprise party last
Thursday evening. They left large pic
Slocum and Mrs r ,bnson OF Waterbury
were married last Wednesday. - Carl
Reed had the misfortune to smash his hand
while working in the woods last week
- The young people are to have a So
cable and candy pull at the church next
Homer Andrews Is soon to finish work at
the Mullen creamery. He is to be sue
ceeded by Jay Rich former butter-msker
here.
East BrookHeld.
Mrs. David B. Jeffords is in Barre, nurs-
ing among the sick in that city. - Mrs.
g. w. Clark visited her daughter, Mrs. DR..
l.. G. Wakefield Of Montpelier last week.
= W. P. Hubbard OF South Royslton
was In town last week. the guest of l.. B.
Wright and family. - Mrs. w. W.
Sprague visited her mother, Mrs. l.. T. NAL
Tory OF East Montpelier last week. -
Little Ruth Trask has been quite seriously
i'll Of late with bronchitis but at present Is
convalescing. - ID. B. Jeffords received
telegram on Saturday announcing the
death Of his brother, Jacob j. ffords Of La
coma, N. II. - William Shepard left
OF having an operation performed on one
eye, which would result in restoring the
use of it. - Henry Freeman is working
for Nathaniel Wheatley during The absence
OF r II Wilcox in New York. = w, f.
Medcalf went to S nth Royalton on Mon
day of last week and returned on Tuesday
moving from South Royalton to Brook
field. - News has been received
that AFRO B. Durkee a resident here for
many years, died at bis home in Cady's
Falls last week. - Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Whestley returned last week from visit
OF several weeks with their daughter, MS.
f. e. Allen of East Roxbury. The
farm belonging to Rufus d. Pease was sold
at public auction on Saturday, Freeman
ID. Richardson was the purchaser, and the
price was $3.50.
Bradford.
Mas Lena George returned to Montpelier
on Monday.
Miss Hattie Craig is visiting Mrs. W. f.
Cummings at Barre.
Mrs. j. e. Hunt and daughter are visiting
in Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Adelbert Osborne visited her sister,
Mrs. j. K Garfield, at Montpelier last eek.
Horace e. Kelley one of Bradford's aged
townsmen, died suddenly on Monday morn
ing.
social dance at East Corinth on Friday
evening.
l.. j. Brown is still very i'll from the eff
fects Of a carbuncle. Alphonso Roberts is
caring for him.
G. Q. Doty, who has been confined to the
house for several weeks from the effects of
overwork is oh better.
Mrs. Thomas Wright, who has been quite
sick for the last week from the effects Of a
SeNore CUlu, is impTONlDR.
Samuel G. Barrett, who has been caring
for b. I. Pllsbury during his recent illness,
returned to Barre on Monday.
Col. G. e. q ark, Corporal @. B. Allen,
Captain III T. Johnson and others attended
the officers school at ST. Johnsbury last
week.
The Juuior League will meet next Sun
day afternoon in the vestry of Grace church
at three O'Clock Let all the children make
an effort to be present.
A slight accident occurred at this station
on Monday to the local treig hit, by the mis-
placing of switch. Three cars were de-
rallied causing delay Of about two hours.
We are glad to note the improvement in
the condition Of B. T. Pillsbury, who has
been suffering severely from the effects OF
a carriage accident received several weeks
ago.
the Chautauqua Circle meets this week
with Mrs. H. q. McDuffee. Lesson, "Im-
perial Germany and City of Berlin; essay,
The Great Men of Germany" talk, Annexa.
ton Of Hawaii"
Ernest b. McDuffee, who is spending
few weeks in Florida, writes from St. Au-
tine that the thermometer registered eighty
degrees in the ahade and the doors and
windows are all open.
The annual village meeting will be held
at the engine house on January "a. 1t is
and work for that which shall be for the
future interest OF this village.
V. A. Doty & Co. have secured the SER
vices Of A. K. Fifeld, the popular jeweler,
for another year, which will be pleasing to
all Bradford people. He has won re-
spect and high esteem by his pleasant man.
ner and prompt attention to the wants OF
his Gust 'mers.
DREADFULLY NERvoUs.-Gents was
dreadfully nervous, and for relief took your
Karl's Glover Root Tea. 1t quieted my
nerves and strengthened my whole nervous
system, was troubled with constipation,
kidney and bowel trouble. Your Tea soon
cleansed my system so thoroughly that 1
rapidly regained health and stsength. Mrs.
s. A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold by w.
e. Terrill q Co.
Northfield.
Rev. Fred Daniels preached at Gouldsville
on Sunday afternoon.
j. e. Bingham of Essex Junction was in
town on business on Monday.
A sociable will be held by the Ladies' Aid
Society at Gouldsville on Thursday after
noon and evening.
O. A. Edgerton is spending the week in
Boston and New York giving his attention
to business matters.
Special services are being held at the
Methodist church this week. Rev. Z. M
Smith, ID. ID. Of Montpelier Seminary will
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