The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-16
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| library as provided by the Jacqueth will
The town has some matter to settle then,
| before they can come in possession OF about
$1,000, one thousand OF which is equally
divided between the village and Eaton
! cemeteries. There should not be a dissent
ing vote in town meeting against accepting
the provisions OF the will We are sorry to
say we hear of some who object to accept
ing the money.
Miss Julia Fisher completed her fifth sue
eessful term OF school in No II last Friday,
| with an exhibition in the evening. The
| school-house was filed to its utmost capac-
ity, about 100 being present. The exhibit
ton consisted OF Dialogues, speaking and
| singing, which were rendered In way that
was highly complimentary to teacher and
pupils, and appreciated by the audience.
| The scholars presented Miss Fisher with an
album containing their photographs. At
the close OF the exercises Miss Fisher made
a few remarks, In which she said the par
| ents had good interest in the school and
in 80 doing had been very helpful in max
| ing 1t success and that she appreciated 1t
very much. She also thanked the scholars
for their token OF remembrance.
Walter Ketchum of Randolph was in
town last week visiting his uncle, A. M.
Bullock, and other friends. - Wood
Brothers have their engine running and
| have plenty OF power now to run all their
machinery at once. - Orland Gerry of
Stowe visited at Abijah Bemis' the past
week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana of
Woodbury. visited at W. e. Lamberton's
the first OF the week. - About eighty
couples attended the annual at East Mont
pelier last Tuesday night. - Robert Ed
son visited his brother, Dean, in Montpelier
last Friday and Saturday. - Eta Nc
Crillis came to town last Saturday for a
short visit. - Mary Clark has gone to
Massachusetts to work in the Northampton
asylum as an attendant. Her many friends
here will wish her the best of success in her
chosen vocation. - The spring exami-
nation OF teachers will be held in the viii
lage school-house Monday and Tuesday
March IA and 10. - Orison Smith, for
mer resident of town, died in Sioux Falls,
January 10, of hemorrhage of the brain.
The schools in town have all been very
successful the past year. Nine teachers
have been retained the whole school year
in the same school, thus making saving
of time for teachers and pupils to get ac-
quainted with each other. Edgar Martin
taught two terms on Maple Hill; G. K.
Woodward Jr, one and Ola Buxton two; the
last two being in the Flood district. Lii
liam Sanborn in No. 2, Lillian Shepard in
No. 3, Leah Mears in No. g. Bessie Gould
in No. 9, Mary Clark in No. 10, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin in the village. And besides
Miss Fisher in No. H. Gtaid the whole year.
Julia Goodale taught in No. fall and win
ter 1t would be difficult to particularize
as satisfaction has been the general rule.
| - About twenty five friends of Lillian
Sanborn gave her birthday party last
Saturday evening. Some fine presents were
left her as a remembrance of the occasion.
- Moses Lamberton has been granted
pension of six dollars month. ID. Waldo
of Cabot was his attorney. - The band
will give promenade concert on Thursday
evening at Cabot. - George Dawson
has exchanged his place in Cabot with Mr..
Knowles for the Ed. Merritt farm in this
town. - Henry Dwinell has moved into
his new house, and last week Thursday
evening between three and four hundred OF
the neghbors and friends accompanied by
the band gathered there and gave him a
house warming. nice parlor set and
other nice presents were left him for a
remembrance. Oysters and other eatables
were served until nearly morning. The
next night about fifty friends went to Ben
jamin Chester's. All had fine time. -
Leah Mears and Mrs. Maud Mears Carlton
went to Boston last week. - Moody
Bemis, who has been very sick, is now i'm
proving under the care of DIR. Caran. -
Mrs. Benjamin Nowns is i'll.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on a 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 no pay.
K. W. Gilman, Marshfield.
e. f. Leavitt, Plaintield.
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A. A. Bliss. Sodom.
Washington.
Miss Hattie Metcalf is slowly gaining il
health
Ralph Bigelow is again confined to tn,
house by illness.
Mrs. G. Ii. McAllister is recovering from
her recent illness.
The infant child of Oscar Smith is serious
ly i'll with sweet diabetis.
G. III. Johannessen is remodeling his bust
ness block, and will occupy a tenemen
| therein.
Shares in the new stock company. form
ed for pushing Washington marble ar
placed at $50 each.
A surprise party was given IL. G. Mood.
last Thursday evening on the occasion o
his fiftieth birthday.
Charles H. Darling has returned to worl
, for George Lynde at Williamstown. Mrs
Darling remains here.
Miss Olive Calef gave a party last Frida,
!, evening, which was largely attended by he
schoolmates and friends.
l.. J.Potvin was called to Burlington las
week Monday by the serious illness of hi
, sister, and remained during the week.
Miss Nellie Tillotson of Topsham, a fol-
, mer very popular teacher in the villag
! school here, visited at Q. o. Calef's las
week.
Z Clyde McAllister and Mark Carpenter al
/ tended the school exhibition at Williams
{ town last Friday evening, and were guest
a OF +. M. Seaver,
E. j. Courser of Westfeld is in town wit
h his famous seeds for sale, including NORTH
/ ern grown potatoes, beardess barley, oat
a and corn. He will be in this section aboU
a a week and will interview all the farmers
The political pot is beginning to boil owe
the grand Transformation scene that is %
. pected to take place at the coming Marc
y meeting Washington Flat is crowded VII
. candidates who are willing TO sacrihC
themselves for the public good. Somebod
u is bound TO be disappointed; that's fiat.
After years of untold suffering from pile
b. w. Pursell of Knitnerseville, Pa, VIZ
: cured by using single box OF Dewitt
a Witch Hazel Salve. Skin diseases such
a eczema, rash, pimples and obstinate SORE
4 are readily cured by this famous remed
. w e. Terrill & Co., Montpelier, vt.