The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-08-17
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The work on the Congregational church
is progressing. The decorators have com
pleted their work and the carpenters have
1t in hand.
Miss Eliza Boswell, nurse in the Mary
Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, is spending
her vacation in the family of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. @. Fisher.
w. T. Morse is appointed secretary Of the
creamery association in place OF Hiram
Weeks, resigned. The butter maker, ID.
Miller is to make the butter.
The new road built between l.. g. Fishers
and George Davis is completed and is a
great Improvement, reducing the grade
from thirteen degrees to four degrees
Harriet A. Fisher and Julia Blodgett
have been attending the summer school at
st. Johnsbury. Miss Fisher is now visiting
friends in Barnet. - The Good Tenn
plars will hold lawn party. at Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gould's on Thursday evening.
Everybody is invited.
Rev. Richard Winsor, father OF Mrs Hart
well, missionary from India. will speak at
the Congregational church on Friday even
ing next, giving an account OF his labors in
that country and especially during the ter
rible famine. He will also preach at the
same place on Sunday morning
The committee appointed by the supreme
court to lay road from near l.. z. Coles to
Hardwick, have notified the selectmen that
they will attend to the duties of their ap-
pointment to-day. A remonstrance has been
circulated and largely signed by the people
of the town against the laying OF the road.
The Republican caucus to nominate
candidate for town representative will be
held Saturday evening at village hall at
eight o'clock. - Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Smith accompanied by Miss Garlic Hills
went to Berlin last week to visit Mrs.
Bayles Turner. - Mrs. John Brown has
returned from Montpelier where she has
been to visit her daughter Mrs. o. r. Col
Inns. - Mrs. Nellie Wilson and children
from Lawrence, Mass, are visiting at her
brothers, Grill and Milo Barrett -
Mrs. George Mayo and son, Ralph, from
Lyme, N. H., are guests of Mrs. Mary At
| kins. - Miss Eliza Boswell employed
as nurse in the hospital at Burlington, spent
a few days last week at her former home,
l.. g. Fishers. - Matte Jersey OF
Barre is stopping a few days at Hiram
Wells. - Alice and Otto Bates from
Montpelier are stopping with their sister,
Mrs. Walter Lance. - Bert Steele from
Worcester, Mass, arrived at j. II. Da.
mans last Saturday where his wife and
other relatives. - Rev. Richard Winsor
from India will give a free lecture next
Friday evening in the Congregational
vestry at half past seven. Mr.. Winsor
and wife are stopping with their daughter,
| Mrs. II. l.. Hartwell. Every body cordial
|
| of an interesting and instructive lecture
- Mr.. and Mrs Kent from Worcester
are at B. j. Lance's. - Miss Lillian
| Wells is at Sheldon camping with friends.
- Miss Hattie Fisher attended the
summer school at st. Johnsbury last week.
- There will be democratic caucus at
village hall Saturday evening.
You invite disappointment when you ex-
pertinent. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
pleasant, easy, thorough little pills. They
| cure constipation and sick headache just as
sure as you take them. W. e. Terrill u
Co.
Messrs. Standlick and Locke are putting
an addition on their barn.
Miss Nancy Chalmers is visiting Wallace
Chalmers her brother, and family.
Mrs. Della Coyle and baby of East Somer.
VILE Mass, and Mrs. H. Il. Dickinson are
at Mrs. Heaths.
Mrs. Dickinson, widow of Ezra Dickin
son, died August 7, at the lower farm and
was buried August 8.
There is lively call for COWS and heifers
of all ages. George G. Hastings has bought
about twenty. five in town Tor Lyman Robit
OF Piermont, N. ii.
Jerry Dimcey and wife seemed mucf
pleased to reach their home August II from
Southern Pines, S. q. Mrs. Dimceys two
sisters still remain in their southern home
Misses Nettie Sargent and Hattie Hodge
have been attending the teachers summer
school at St. Johnsbury the past two weeks
and Miss Sargent goes to visit friends a
Concord before returning,
The shower of August did more damage
to roads than has yet been repaired ant
J some fields of corn were swept by the wine
as fiat as if heavy roller had passed owe
them. In one field where quantity OF ha.
: was cooked and capped, water from hill
side swept down through hollow in sucl
quantity as to carry off bodily the cock
: that were in It's way. The potato bligh
has struck in some fields.
Mrs. Susan Powers OF Manchester, N. H
. has been visiting at 9. G. Sargent's. Sh
was born and used to live on what we nov
call the mining farm" While here sh
4 had her fathers and grandmother's buria
lots in the old part Of our Centre cemeter
fixed very, nicely, Why. cannot all VIII
a some pains to have the lots looks we'll an
stones Strengthened and not have them Civ
a the appearance of the dead being entirel
4 forgotten?
East Corinth.
= The Bradford band is to furnish the mi
+ sic at the fair this year.
Q &c. Corliss OF Boston is spending fe,
weeks vacation in town visiting his mothe
j. Mrs. Mcfarland.
o ter, Carrie, who have been visiting in Mic
= dlebury. returned last week.
u Mrs. Daniel Corliss died at her home lal
. Sunday after quite long illness. Funerl
, was held at the house Monday Afternoon
> Rev. e. G. Downey Of Mortified officiating
Quite large number attended the law
= party last Friday evening The band flu
2 nished music for the occasion, after whiC
: y cake and ice cream was served. All had
:, pleasant time.
l. The ladies Of the Woman's Relief Coz
IA will give an entertainment in the churC
d next Friday evening, followed by cake ar
r ice cream in the vestry. All are cordial
20 invited to attend.
h For broken surfaces, sores, insect bite
70 burns, skin diseases and especially pill
d there is one reliable remedy, Dewitt
II Witch Hazel Salve. When you call 4
r DeWitt's don't accept counterfeits or fraud
4. You will not be disappointed with Dewitt
ia Witch Hazel Salve. w. K. Terrill & Co.
- East Roxbury.
,r Winifred Foss attended the SUNNI
N school in Randolph last week.
70 Several from this place took in the excu
sion to Plattsburgh last week.
Miss Carrie Cahill and a friend fro
- Hardwick were guests of Mrs. Ora Boy,
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