The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-23
Calais.

Calais.
Professor Gallager from Montpelier Sem
mary visited at A. j, Mowers last week.
60 II. e. Hawkins was in Glover re-
Gently. - Mrs. Margaret Gleason Of
Island Pond and Mrs. Annie Persell Of
Groton, sister and niece Of Mrs. Delaney,
visited over Sunday with her. - Viola
Lsmphere is at Herbert Kelton's in East
Montpelier. - The sugar party in the
interest of the Calais Circulating Library
was quite successful. There has been fifty
two books added to the library in the past
three months. making the number now
1910 volumes. - The Calais Creamery
Association is receiving about 800 pounds
Of milk each run. They paid their patrons
twenty-five cents for February butter.
East Calais.
Mrs. W. 4. Stoddard and daughter,
Alice, OF Montpelier are visiting at @. 0.
Eastman's.
Harriet Gotta, who has lived for some
time at John Thomas, died last week Mon
day from typhoid fever.
G. T. Pierce is home from Goddard and
Alice Guernsey from Montpelier, all in
good time for the sugar season.
The Universalist Ladies' League meets
with Mrs. G. r. Dwinell on Thursday at two
p. M. The literary program will be in the
nature of review
Ned witham and wife have broken up
housekeeping, stored their goods, and the
former, having finished work for ID. b.
Dwinell, will turn his attention to preach
ing.
The concert at the close OF the singing
schools last Thursday evening was treat
to all lovers of music. The chorus under
direction of Mr.. Foster did good work, CIV
ing variety OF selections, and the little
folks in singing alone showed they had
been we'll trained. The duet by Ella Mac
Leod and Mrs. Provost, as well as the songs
by Misses Maude Pierce and Grace Bliss
were we'll rendered. Especially deserving
OF praise was the violin solo by Ola Leonard
with organ accompaniment by Miss Bliss
This was Miss Leonard's first attempt in
public and was pleasant surprise to a
gave 1.-THE Angels Serenade" with violin
obligsto by Mr.. Foster Mr.. Foster was in
good voice and generously responded to the
repeated calls for songs, even after the
close Of the concert. AT the close, hearty
vote Of thanks was extended to Miss Sylvia
Bliss aoeompanist, for on her the success
largely depended, both OF the singing
school and the concert.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on fifty-cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar
if it fails TO cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle to
prove satisfactory =, Or money refunded fJu,d.
G. r. Dwinell, East Calais.
W. G. Nye, North Montpelier
G. l.. Pray, North Montpelier.
Chelsea.
The reception to Rev. and Mrs. B. B.
Sherman on Wednesday evening OF last
week was we'll attended and was a very
pleasant affair. About $40 in money was
presented to Mr.. Sherman. - Mrs. Car
RE A. Locke is keeping house for Alvah
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j. II. Griffin's farm for the season. -
Herbert 7. Judd is to work for j. A. STAN
ley for the season, Harry Fl. Lyford for Fl
S. Fits, Elmer d. McAllister for Alvsh
Robinson and Fred r. Edwards for G. w.
Goodwin. - Mrs. Maria B. Medcalf has
weeks. - Hugh Clark has returned to
town and will work for his brother Henry.
- The school directors have chosen E..
A. Corwin chairman for the ensuing year
j. M. G mstock clerk, and Mrs. W. e. Al
len superintendent. " Mrs Rufus K.
ment at the Mary Fletcher Hospital. -
Herbert j. Kingsbury goes this week to
Cambridge, Mass, where he has obtained
work. His wife will remain at her fathers
The house which they vacate has been
rented by W. Fl. Hill, who will move in
M. Goodrich of Williamstown for $3.50 a
piece Of land with buildings in the north
western corner of the town. A union
service in memory Of Neal Dow and Fran.
ces e. Willard, conducted by the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union and the Young
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, was
held at the Methodist church on Sunday
morning. Rev. j. X. Thompson OF
Montpelier is expected to preach at the
Congregational church next Sunday. -
Mrs. Lavina III. Andrews 10 in very feeble
health, and appears to be failing -
danQltar MIRA
A. Densmore last Friday. Frank l.
Whitney Is having serious trouble with Q
hand. He went to Burlington and st. AL
bans, and at the latter place his hand was
examined by means OF the x rays. An i'm
mediate operation was not deemed advisa
BILE. g Jennie Orr Of Washington il
working again at DR.. M. II. Corwin's.
There are three little things which de-
more work than any other three little thingi
ereated-they are the ant, the bee and d.
Wits Little Early Risers, the last being the
famous little pills for stomach and livel
troubles. W. K. Terrill & Co. Montpelier
Wolcott.
The remains of Mrs. Almon Swift were
brought here from Montpelier on Saturday
March 10th, for burial Mrs. Swift was for
merly resident OF this place, where hei
husband is buried, but OF late years has re
sided in Montpelier with her daughter, Mrs
John Peck. Mrs. Swift was in her 92nt
year. - The body Of Mrs. John Pressey
OF Walden was brought here for burial OF
Saturday, March 10Th. - DIR. Valeal
and l.. o. Thompson Esq, are in New Yorl
on business. 80 Miss Edna Dyke hal
gone to Bristol, where she is to teach
- l.. s. Morse OF Cambridge was in
town ON Monday on business. - Charles
Lawrence and wife visited his uncle Charlel
Lawrence OF this place. Twelve unit
cd with the Congregational church and ter
with the Methodist church as the result
OF the union revival meetings lately held
here by Evangelist Shepherd of Amira, N
Y. Frank Bellrose went To laval n,
business last week. - III. M Moody los
valuable horse last week Mis-
Addie Smith former teacher here, now O
Cabot, Is visiting here.