The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-10-12
MarshheId.

this week.
9. e. Shepard and wife are in Henderson,
| N. Y, on q visit.
| Mrs. Joseph Hamilton is visiting her
mother, Mrs. DR.. Packer.
Everett Carpenter has finished his seven
months work for j. b. Pike.
| The band gave promenade concert at
Danville last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Ormsbee OF Montpelier is in
| town on visit at B. B. Nown's.
E.. v. Spencer and Miss Shirley Tucker
report picking pint of raspberries.
1.-THE Thespians" meet in the Union
church vestry next Saturday evening.
e. G. Glidden is pressing hay in Hard
| wick and is having more orders than he ia
able to fill.
q. 9. Bent in laying the foundation for an
addition to his barn which he is intending
| to erect this fall.
The harvest season is nearly over among
our farmers, and they are now pushing their
| fall work with vim
The "Creigg Steam Ensilage Cutter" at
last arrived at Henry Northrop's and hogan
work there last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Huntington and
Mrs Sarah A. Ormsbee of Montpelier Wis
tied at b. b. Nown's over last Sunday.
The Ladies' Union will meet with Mrs
| N. II Lamberton next Thursday afternoon
| Tea will be served at five o'clock. All are
invited.
G. j. Wood has been moving the barn of
L. ID. Mute and S, Swerdfeger's feed
store, at the station to make room for a new
side track.
Will the individual who borrowed the
John B. Pike copper pump, please to return
the same to Berton Pike, so he may have
| it to loan again?
Several of our teachers attended the State
teachers meeting in Montpelier last week.
An excellent time was reported and much
benefit received
Rev. Joseph Hamilton preached at the
| Methodist church last Sunday. Rev. S. G.
Lewis and family are at Barton Landing
and Newport Center.
Silas Carleton has brought suit against
Henry Northrop for money due him on
carload of feed, bought in company with
him several years ago.
Earl, son of Henry Smith, is very sick.
Mrs. Janet Bemis also is confined to her
bed. G. l.. Dwinell has been quite ill, but
at this writing is much improved.
The annual meeting of the Marshfeld
Cooperative Creamery Association will be
held next Saturday at two P M in the
Union vestry. The auditors will make
their annual report.
The residents OF school district number
4, are placing the foundation for the new
school-house to be erected in said district
|
in few days. Bids were received aud
work awarded last Tuesday.
Henry Kellogg received a severe wound
in his hand one day last week. While load
ing a wagon with manure young son Of G.
L. Dwinell accidentally struck the tines of
fork into Mr. Kelloggs hand, in such
manner that help was needed to remove 1t.
The famous Martz Specially Company are
advertised to be at Meader's hall next
Thursday evening. Mr.. Meader is to have
new stage placed for their accommodation.
AS this is one of the few good travelling
shows that visit here they should be en-
couraged by good house.
Marshfeld Grange was organized last
Wednesday evening with twenty-five char
ter members. r. b. Galusha OF Jericho,
who is Lecturer of the State Grange, was
the Special Deputy who had charge of the
work. Mr.. Galushs spent several days in
town and believes there is prospect of
having large membership here in the near
future. Considering that but little over
half the ground was canvassed to secure
the charter members aud that notwith-
standing the inclemency OF the weather,
nearly all the charter members were pres
emit at the organization, 1t would seem to
indicate that there is plenty Of enthusiasm.
J There is need in this town OF q social order
} Of this kind. Farmers as rule meet to-
gether too seldom. We believe they are
benefited socially, morally, mentally and
financially by meeting together and inter-
changing ideas The following officers were
elected: M, M. e. Bemis; O., 8. II. Packer
L. Mary Spencer: g., s. @. Pike; A. S.,
E. L. Spencer: c., P: q. Bemis; Treas, 81.
Elmer Burnham; c., Mrs. g. N. Tebbets
P, Mary Dwinell; f.. Carrie Packer L. A.
g., Eva Pike.
MORE than twenty million free samples OF
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve have been dis
tributed by the manufacturers. What bet
ter proof Of their confidence in Its merits do
you want? 1t cures piles, burns, scalds,
sores in the shortest space of time. w. e.
Terrill & Co.
West Topsham.
Mrs. Mary Warner OF Washington was in
town last Monday with her millinery goods
, o. 8. Sanborn has purchased fine Estey
, organ for his daughters, lMilly and Esther.
Hiram Kidder and wife OF Boltonville
visited at A. I. Smiths few.days recently
Rev. John Vance and wife went to Vince
, lock last Thursday where he thinks OF. loca
ting.
Miss Lena Church who is attending
school at the Montpelier Seminary was al
I home over Sunday.
Mrs. Bowen and daughter, vernie, have
closed their house here and gone to Barre
. for the winter. Mssl Bowen will enter the
millinery store Of Miss Townsend OF lthat
city where she has worked for several sea
sons
A wedding occurred last week Tuesday
t evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. M
y jackson when their granddaughter, Miss
l Cora Wood of Killingly, Conn, was united
, !, in marriageswith Rev. John Vance, a for
mer paster of this place. Rev. Mr. Cowel
: Of Newport performed the ceremony assist
a ed by Rev. James Boyd. Only few init
mate friends were invited to attend.
How TO LOOK Coon. GOOD looks are really
more than skin deep, depending entirely on
healthy condition of all the vital organs. II
the liver is inactive, you have bilious look; il