The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-02

Dan Stanley arrived from Providence, r.
l., last week.
Mrs. Emma Huntington starts for Evans
ton. H., this week. for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Coy of Bethel is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George A. Bohonan, of this vii
lage.
ford on visit to her sister, Mrs. Martha
Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Richardson enter
tanned some thirty Of their friends and
neighbors last Friday evening.
John Davignon has left for Canada, and
this village is now without cobbler or har-
ness maker, or even a Observation-Disclosures.
o. II. Johannessen held an auction at his
store last Saturday evening, which was
largely attended by both ladies and gentle
men.
Captain Ben. Paine and wife are expected
here from Massachusetts soon to take care
of Mrs. Lucy Cheney, the aged mother OF
Mrs. Paine.
keeping house for Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Hunt
ington while the latter are visiting in New
Hampshire.
Mrs. Ella Spencer leaves for Gardner,
Mass, soon, and contemplates disposing OF
her property there, when she will take up
her permanent residence here.
Carl L. Carpenter, who left his home here
/ TWO years ago W tuucE buo oLupioy VI IHouoy
& Camp at Chicago, has accepted position
with the piano and organ house OF ID. Roy
Bowlby at Rock Island, Ill.
Through some mistake the name OF Ida
Richardson was omitted in the list OF
scholars given in the school report as hav-
ing no marks during the year Miss Ida
had no marks during the past two years.
The Ladies' Mite Society met with Mrs.
! s, w. Flint last Wednesday afternoon and
evening, and over ninety people were IN az
tendance. Mrs. Flint was assisted In re-
oeiving the company by her daughter. Mrs,
Ella Spencer.
The Washington correspondence in the
last Bradford Opinion has the following:
aunt Tabitha" read the article printed in
"wouldbe Jay Goulds" OF Washington
were severely censured for daring to pre-
sumo to intimate that there had been any
talk in Barre Of using Washington marble
for the new Opera House. The writer de-
clared that Barre people would never go
back on their own beautiful gilt-edged gran
tie that was known and admired the world
over, and bewailed the fact that the only
crushing city in eastern Vermont" had
been made to advertise that alleged fire.
proof marble" that was not known outside
OF very small circle. He called milestone
hill Barrels own precious Klondike and
spoke with supreme contempt Of that IAN
cient settlement up the branch" AS L
have said, Aunt Tabitha read the article,
took copious pinch Of snuff, gave an I'M
earthly sneeze and said: "Waal Sairey Ann,
unless Berre uses some Of her rush in
making sanitary improvements she will
need all the gilt-edged granite she's got for
tomb stones, 80 she'd better use Washing
ton marble for her Opera House."
Perley @. White has left for California.
- The Warner Granite Company has
offered the Barre Opera House committee
the stone free Of charge suitable for the new
building. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomp-
son OF Corinth, visited their daughter, Mrs.
f. q. Huntington, last week. - The
Warner Granite Company has received or
ders for monuments from parties in Atlanta,
Ga, Hartford, Conn, and from South Caro-
lima. - The number of births in town
from March /, 1890, to March /, 1897, was
10; deaths, a. From March 1, 1897, to jan
uary, 1898, births, II; deaths, IA.
A thrill OF terror is experienced when a
brassy cough OF Group sounds through the
house at night. But the terror soon chang
es to relief after One Minute Cough Cure
has been administered. Safe and harmless
for children. W. e. Terrill & Co., Mont
pelier, Vt.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cures Piles. Scalds, Barns.