The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-09-28
Mrs e. j. Gale and Mrs. Ella III Ryder Of
Barre and Mrs. George T. Neal Of Burling-

Mrs. E. j. Gale and Mrs Ella II Ryder Of
Barre and Mrs. George L. Neal OF Burling-
ton.
At the regular meeting OF the board OF
aldermen, held last week, building permits
were granted to l.. j. Mead to build
piazza, e. L. Smith to erect house of
Seminary street, Dennis Tilden to reshingle
his residence on South Main street, Joseph
Hodges to erect dwelling house on Beck
ley street, and John johnson to erect
house and barn near Prospect street. Sew
era bills were ordered paid. The question
of water rates for the new blocks In the
city was laid over until the next meeting.
Graniteville.
The quarries are all very busy.
James Gazeley OF Albany, N. Y, is visit
ing his quarries here this week.
1t is reported that the Langdon boarding
house will change managers again next
month.
DIV, Boomhower, Zone eyed Dick" az he
is more famalarly known, has been laid up
the asst week with cholera morbus.
David Blanchard, foreman at Bowers
quarry, intends moving to Concord, N H.,
this winter. He has considerable property
there.
Constable "a. A. Slayton arrested Charles
Mari on Saturday night for disturbing the
peace at slough end" There are others
that should be taken care Of
NJ. A. Corbett formerly a store keeper
in this place, has gone to Boston to engage
in business. His many friends wish him
success in his new undertaking.
VII. Coughin, formerly superintendent
of j. Boutwell's quarry, has gone to Wood
bury to take charge of quarries there.
Twelve quarrymen left here on Monday for
the same job.
A number of men and boys are out every
Sunday shooting in the woods. They are
probably not aware that there is fine OF
ten dollars and costs for using fire arms on
Sunday, and that half OF the fine goes to
the complainant.
For broken surfaces sores, insect bites,
burns, skin diseases and especially piles
there is one reliable remedy, DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve. When you call for
DeWitts don't accept counterfeits or frauds.
You will not be disappointed with DE Wits
Witch Hazel Salve. w. e. Terrill q 20.
Berlin.
Miss Sawyer of Bradford is visiting Miss
Dell Poor.
Mrs. John winslow is visiting friends in
Lebanon, N. IL.
A large number from this place attended
the fair at Mortified last week.
Mrs. Harvey of East Montpelier, aged
ninety years, visited her sister, Mrs. M. d
Stewart last week.
A. e. Winslow, who graduated at Nor
witch University last june has gone tC
Illinois where he has accepted position al
teacher.
At the Mortified fair last week, G. III
Stewart took first premium on matched
horses, John Scott first premium on colt
and the Winslow brothers several pre-
miums on colts and cattle.
West Berlin.
Hattie Stickney spent last Saturday an(
Sunday in Waterbury and Burlington.
Stillman Hatch is very sick with putrit
pneumonia and his recovery is impossible
John Randall has sold his place to Ed
ward Brown and has gone to Montpelier t,
live.
The commissioners of II. X. Grains es
tate met on Monday for the last time. Mrs
Grain has sold her place and will go t.
Barre to live.
By the advice OF DR.. Mayo Mr.. Scot
moved to Gouldsville on account OF tn
sickness Of Stillman Hatch in the hous
they occupied here.
Brookfleld.
The churches of Brookfield were we'll rep
resented at the circular conference at Wi
Jamestown on Tuesday Of last week. !
very interesting meeting was reported
- News has been received OF the deaf
OF Mrs. Ann Upham who spent the sun
rner with relatives in town two years age
Her death occurred in Philadelphia las
Wednesday morning. - Mrs. @. ii. Big
Glow, who has been visiting in Burlingto
for two weeks past, is expected home thi
week. - Mrs. Cynthia Kibbee went las
Saturday for a visit Of two or three week
among friends in Williamstown, Plainfel
and Cabot. - Mrs. Marcus Peck visite
in Burlington last week. - Mrs Fran
Ainsworth and her daughter Ida spent las
Saturday and Sunday In town, returning t
their home in South Roy alton on Monday
= Miss Jennie Peck OF Burlington
spending few weeks in town. Their
is to be Christian Endeavor sociable q
Will Mobiles this evening. Every one
invited. g. The rain OF last week wa
especially welcome to those whose waite
supply had failed by reason of the drouth.
East Brookfield.
Mrs. A. A. Currier returned to her hon
in Lawrence, Mass, last week. - Mil
Mabel Black Of Brooklyn, N. Y, who hs
been spending the summer with her aun
Mrs: Nathaniel Wheatley, left for her hon
Angel and w. III. Sprague attended I'll
funeral of Willie A. Edison OF Williamson
last Saturday afternoon. - Mrs. d. {
Bickford OF Elmira, N. Y, is visiting ht
daughter, Mrs. K. q. Jackson. - tt
attractions OF the Dog River Valley Fa
called many OF our people to Mortified la
week. - The committee elected son
time since to purchase an organ for IL
church have, after thorough investigation
bought vocation OF Gould & Nichols
Barre. 1t is an instrument of very han
some design and one which is considere
by authority on those matters the best i
strument on the market for church III
when means will not admit OF pipe orga
Most of our people had the pleasure OF Lis
ening to 1t for the first time last Sunda
and II continued use corroborates the CLAIM
made for 1t, and as its appearance bea
convincing evidence, our people may we
feel proud OF the purchase which refiec
much credit upon the committee to who
thanks are already due.