The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-20
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Luvia g. Hatch.
:. Nettie L. George is working for Fred
Eaton in Randolph.
Vinton A. Corwin is here on short vaca-
ton from Boston.
Fred P. Hall has moved into the Con-
verse Bixby house,
| Miss Mary II, Fay of Grafton, Mass, is
visiting at G. L. Slows.
Fred @. Sleeper has moved into tene-
ment in the NATION house.
Harlan Flanders OF Concord, N. H., Is
visiting his father, V. A. Flanders.
Ben. Il. and Myrton e. Sargent of Boston
are visiting their parents for short time.
Mrs. Elmer 9. Bradbury and child of
keene, N. III b., are visiting at x. e. Peters.
County Examiner Prichard will hold a
teachers examination here July % and 26.
The National Bank OF Orange County has
| declared a semi-annual dividend Of two per
| cent.
Flora NJ. Corwin, who recently graduated
from Bridgewater, MASS, } Normal School,
is now at home.
Rev. j. A. Eastman has returned with his
family, and will move at once into the Con-
gregational parsonage.
Miss Mabel e. Simmons Of Boston, with
her young child is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. I'll. Bacon.
| hO low bHIoo per Ctub government loan
was applied for through our bank to the
amount OF $3l $50, including $4,000 for
| which the bank subscribed.
A runaway on Thursday demolished a
horse-rske for w. M. Flanders. and II. W.
| Dearborn was overturned with load OF
hay in his door-yard on Friday.
Mrs. Mary j. Scales died Sunday evening
after a long illness, aged seventy-six years.
The funeral services are appointed at the
| Methodist church on Tuesday
#. L. Whitney went to Burlington last
| week with DR.. A. B. Smith for further
medical advice. He had a very bad turn
Sunday morning, but is better.
W. II. Cummings and daughter of Meri-
den, N. H., arrived at A. H. Powers on
| Tuesday OF last week. Mr.. Cummings is
rapidly recovering from his serious illness
Mrs. Abigail @. Hood has come from
| Lowell, Mass, for the summer, and Mrs.
| Julia A. Rogers came with her. The lat
ter's son, William l.. Rogers, now in bust
ness in Boston, is also here for a few days.
Rufus Brown fell through window in
his barn on Saturday, breaking a thigh and
fell was about eight feet. He was attended
by. Drs. Goss and Smith, and is apparently
doing well.
The Epworth League has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the rest of the year:
President, Alma f. Adams; vice-presidents,
F.. f. Monkey, Mrs. Bertha A. Dearborn /;
Mrs. Nellie s. Hood, Edith s. Dearborn /:
secretary. Mrs. Luna Fl. Godfry; treasurer
| r. f. Monkey.
Rev. j. D. Lewis OF Boston is to give an
| illustrated lecture on the Passion Play of
Oberammergau at the town hall this even
ing. Those who have heard this lecture
elsewhere declare that it is great treat,
and an opportunity which ought not to be
| neglected.
The Epworth League has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the rest of the year:
President, Alma f. Adams; vice-presidents.
+. f. Monkey, Mrs. Bertha A Dearborn;
Mrs. Nellie s. Hood, Edith S. Dearborn
urer. f. f. Moxley.
lecture at the Methodist church Saturday
evening on 1.-THE Ideal Church Member
which was nightly appreciated by the au.
dience; AT quarterly meeting Sunday morn
ing eight probationers were received into
full connection in the church,
States Attorney III. K Darling with five
officers, one Of them B, II. Adams, Jr., WIS.,
the establishment of e. P. Libby. Eight
bottles of lager beer were found, and were
condemned and forfeited. Before Justice
James Hutchinson the respondent pleaded
guilty to five first offences of selling and
one first offence of keeping with intent to
about 500,
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dreadfully nervous, and for relief took your
Karl's Clover Root Tea. 1t quieted my
nerves and strengthened my whole nervou,
system, l was troubled with constipation,
kidney and bowel trouble. Your Tea soon
cleansed my system 80 thoroughly that l
rapidly regained health and stsength. Mrs.
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Waitsfield.
Bingham Poland and wife visited their
son Thomas at Williamstown last week
James M. Thompson and wife of Roy
alton are visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Thompson.
Miss Susie Paddock Of Jersey City, N. j..
is stopping for a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Hastings
Parties were in town last Sunday from
Waterbury looking for man who had es-
capped from the asylum.
Mrs. Cassius Joslin went to Montpelier
on Monday because OF the illness Of her sis
ter, Mrs. j. s. Wilkins.
James Thompson decorated last week
the graves of his brother Orangemen. He
says the flowers were furnished by the good
ladies OF Waitsfeld.
r. w. McAllister, the village blacksmith
was injured on Monday while shoeing a
young horse belonging to G. w. Folsom.
No bones were broken and he will be able
to be out in few days.
The Monday Club met with Mrs. j. II.
Hastings Monday evening. Quite a num-
Der of invited guests were present. Re-
freshments were served. The club takes a
vacation for two months.
A party consisting of Rev. W. T. Miller
Rev. 8. A. Noon, DR.. Bidwell, William
Palmer, Otto Bushnell, 2. III. McAllster OF
Waitsfeld, Paul Joyslin of Minneapolis
Mimi, and Frank X. Pingree of Orange
N. j., visited the land slide in Fayston last
Wednesday, The day was perfect and the
trip was very much enjoyed. Most OF the
party reached the summit of the mountain
where the view was very fine.
While John Maxwell was moving on
side hill Monday morning, in turning at
one Of the corners one horse was tripped
and fell over the pole under the other horse.
Mr.. Maxwell Immediately threw the ma
chine out OF gear, and ran round to the
horses heads to hold them. His son
Charles soon came to his assistance, and
while endeavoring to extricate the horses
they became unmanageable, throwing Mr..
Maxwell to the ground and passing over
him. How he escaped instant death Is
ms ha ufa I'm,