The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-04-27
bradford.

Charles Is. Allen spent sunday Wltn Irlehus
at Haverhill, N. ii.
on Monday morning,
l.. l.. Roe of Boston is visiting his father,
Moses Roe, and other relatives in town.
Miss Ethel Webb of Brattleboro is visiting
her parents, Rev. and Mrs A. ii. Webb
Mrs Jennie K. Garfield of Montpelier is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Osborn, and other
friends in town.
The residence of H. II. Colby on back
street is being improved by the addition of a
piazza, coat of paint ETC.
Miss Metalla j. Paine, former teacher in
the high school here. was in town a few days
last week guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. w.
Prichard.
Doe Brothers are building a shed sixty -three
feet long by twenty-five feet wide to be used
for wood shed. Frank Lamb having charge
of the work.
The building owned by Charles Jenkins and
formerly occupied by @. l.. Peavey. has been
rented by the Misses Albee of South Fairlee,
who will use it for dressmaking purposes.
Chauncey G. Morris has purchased a half
interest in the general merchandise store OF
G. e. Clark. The invoice of goods is now
being taken and business in the future will be
conducted under the firm name of Clark &
Morris.
The local opera company from this place
presented the comic opera entitled The
Doctor of Alcantra" at Music hall, Woodsville,
on Friday evening to large audience. They
were assisted by Clarence Mooney Of Newport,
N. H., as piano soloist and Miss Kitty Straub
of st. Johnsbury as dancer. Company g
military band of this place furnished excellent
music throughout the evening.
The St. Johnsbury Republican has this to
say of one of the candidates for senator from
Orange County: Hon j. b. Pickett of Brad
ford was in town this week. Rumor has it that
| he will be the next senator for Orange county
on the east side. 1t is saying nothing dis
paraging of any other possible candidate when
we remark that If rumor is correct Orange
county will have an able, conscientious and in
| huential senator"
Wallace, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Thompson, was accidentally run over by team
driven by L. F. Hale on Tuesday of last week
while at play with other children in the street
| in front of the Woods school building, but
escaped without serious injury. This with
several other narrow escapes from accidents OF
| similar character have led parents and others
interested to wonder at the continued use of
the public highway as playground instead Of
the school grounds, but it has been learned
that the children have been requested not to
| play on the school grounds, therefore they are
| obliged either to use the church grounds or the
highway. the latter being very dangerous
owing to the continued passing of teams. 1t
is hoped in the future they may be able to use
grounds may be provided for them.
Dyspepsia cured. Shioh's Vitalzer inn
mediately relieves sour stomach, coming up
OF food distress, and is the great kidney and
liver remedy. Sold by W. e. Terrill g. Co
North Calais.
W. A. Celley is getting out lumber to
build a shop the coming summer. -
Mrs. Bessie Hopkins is improving. -
Miss Sadie ingalls, will be at this place with
millinery the three last days Of each week
until further notice. - Teachout & Or
ton have nice line Of spring goods and are
having q very good trade. - s. II. Eos.
ter is making quite extensive repairs on his
house.
Miss Wilson, who was expected to teach
the school here, is i'll from the effects oil
swallowing pin, 80 it is uncertain about
her being able to teach. - George Ed
wards has returned from Connecticut
Mrs. McLoud visited her daughter
in Montpelier last week. - Miss Ingalls
was in the place last Saturday with pretty
display Of millinery and found custom good
She is expected again in two or three weeks
- There must have been quite mum
Der Of sodom people in the capital last Fri
day. as one OF the citizens asked IL there
was an excursion from 6odom.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on fifty-cen
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tal
If it fails to cure your cough or cold. W.
also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle Il
prove satisfactory or money refunded.
@. R. Dwinell, East Calais.
W. G. Nye, North Montpelier.
G. l.. Pray, North Montpelier.
: Mortified.
q. @. Cady was i'll few days last week.
Homer Denney is improving his house b.
adding piazza to its front.
t II. S. Thresher and wife were In Brain
: tree on Monday to attend the funeral Of hi
r brother, Edwin Thresher.
The people Of the village were amaze
one morning to see Gen. Weyler hangin
8 from the weather signal flag pole.
8 Rev. L. P. Tucker, who has been the pa,
d tor Of the Methodist church for some time
!. has decided to take course in theologics
p school. His place is to be filled by Rev. W
d 8. Smithers.
MI. Clough and wife were in Roxbur
!. on Monday to attend the funeral OF Mr.
. Eliza Edwards Rood, who recently died 1
u Bethel, and whose remains were taken I
Roxbury for burial.
DR.. o. o. Davis died last Wednesda
b from the effects OF two apoplectic shock
3 quite near each other. He was &c years {
age. and has resided for some time on Ger
|
, izen, and will be missed.
@ The breaking out of the war has create
o quite q sensation in town. Company ]
Vermont National Guard was recruite
II Saturday to 100 men, and many more o.
l. press q desire to enlist. The compan
70 expect orders to leave at any time.
% DChildren like it, 1t saves their lives. W
mean One Minute Cough Cure, the infa
o lible remedy for coughs, colds, Group, brol
:. chitis, grippe, and all throat and luu
|. troubles. W. e. Terrill & Co.
= Fayston.
F.A. Bragg who dislocated his knee
% 80 far recovered as to be able to be @
"a crutches. He and Mrs. Bragg visited frient
D, in Warren last week.
u Schools in town will begin next Monds
u with the following teachers: No. l, Anna
Mehuron; Mabel Ryle OF Waitsfield No.
y Miss McGaffery of Duxbury; No. 4, Jess
D. Prentiss Of Waitsfeld; No. B, Gertrut
y Stoddard of Waitsfeld No. 6, Kate p. M
u huron; No. 7, Lizzie B. Maxwell.
a Mrs. Sarah Brigham Mansfield, who W,
n a daughter OF the late Elisha and Sophron
"a Brigham; pioneer settlers of this town, die
!. at her home in Lebanon, N. H.. April !
81 aged sixty-two. Mrs. Mansfield will |
q remembered by many friends in this tow