The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-02

William Hanscom and wife of South
Cabot visited at j. w. Houghton's over
Sunday. - Miss Mary Caldeo is sick.
She is just eighty years Of age and was a
popular milliner in town fifty years ago.
She has always lived alone and is called
one of the old land marks. - Mr.. Shep
ard advertises an auction February to sell
all his household goods. He moves to Bos-
ton next Saturday to reside with his son.
- Mr.. aud Mrs. Eugene Ransom of
Eas Hardwick were in town the past week,
stopping with Plummer Barrett - Mr.,
and Mrs, Elmer Bailaw have ceased to work
at o. M. Jennison's and have gone to Lower
Cabot, Perley Morgan of South Peacnam,
taking his place with Mr.. JennisR. -
Walter Brown says he shall go south
shortly and engage in some mill, Where
snow does not abound nine months in the
year. - The Crusaders go from here to
Wheelock and Sutton, - John Will
Jams is at home from college on shor5
visit. - large crowd attended the
Blaine auction last Thursday and saw a
raft of property change ownership. sixty
three cows were advertised, a large nerd VC
be broken up and dispersed 'hither and
yon." - A promenade concert is booked
for February and good time is expected.
- Farmers meeting Saturday, Feb
ruary 8, at Town III ALL Let all come and
make it success, also bring good contrl
button to supply the tables rs the wants OF
the inner man will be attended to at noon in
the vestry. - Oyster supper at the
Methodist church on Friday evening, so
those that attend the concert and wish for
refreshments, can get them there. -
Rev. l.. H. Elliott will preach next Sunday
at the Congregational church union ser.
vices,
DREADFULLY NERvoUs.-Gents:-1 was
dreadfully nervous, and for relief took your
Karl's Glover Root Tea. 1t quieted my
nerves and strengthened my whole nervous
system, l was troubled with constipation
kidney and bowel trouble. Your Tea soon
cleansed my system so thoroughly that
rapidly regained health and stsength. Mrs
S. A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold by w.
e. Terrill & Co.
Post Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Benson of Hartand
have been visiting relatives in the village.
- George johnson of North M ain
street has moved to Lebanon, N III.
Mrs K. L. Douglass after a short visit at
the Douglass homestead has returned to
Groton, Conn. - Charles Jackman of
Highland avenue has moved to Oxford, N.
H., where he is engaged in logging -
West Fairlee Center held its annual church
roll-call at the parsonage on the evening of
January 20. - The officers of Ridley
Encampment No. ~, were installed by
ID. ID. G. p Charles w. Spaulding OF Wood
stock, January 49, - At the annual
roll call of the church John Young was re-
elected to the deaconship for the year
- Messrs. Lane and Johnson while
fishing in Fairlee lake caught two fine
pckere weighing four pounds each. -
Mrs. Charles Watriss of Claremont, N III 4,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Church,
at the Commodore House. - Mrs. Har-
vey Bachelor is visiting her daughter,
Mrs, Charles Braley, at Piermont, N. H.
80 Four degrees below zero was the
highest point OF the mercury on Sunday.
Att M il registered seventeen degrees
below, at 8 p. M. twenty-one degrees below
and at P. M thirty below.
Kicker Mills.
r s. Hooper of Hardwick visited at A..
H. Rickers' one day last week. - George
X. Brown and wife visited here last Satur-
day. - Carroll Kicker was quite si k
last Sunday. - Austin Aston has inn
proved in health 80 that he is at work
- Peter Kicker was sick last week
- Miss Bertha Boyce of Boltonvile
visited Grace Boyoe last week. - Ed
Miller of Topsham, who was working for
A. II. Kicker, went home, sick, last Satur-
day.