The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-08-31
Warren.


Mrs. DR.. Billiard is i'll and her mother
from Washington, d. c., is caring for her.
George Trash and wife of Lynn, Mass,
are stopping with his sister at the old home.
His health is very poor.
Much sickness will undoubtedly follow
the long hot warm wave since August came
in. The two young men, Pearl Daniels and
Henry Averill, who have been very sick
with typhoid fever are we'll on the road to
health.
Irwin Hill has bought the Sewell Billings
place, about mile above the village, and
report says he will improve the water
power on the place by raising the dam and
put up a mill for manufacturing butter
tubs and boxes. 1t is known to be a nice
power.
DIR. E. w. Slayton and Miss Anna Averll
were married at the BRIDES fathers. Wilson
A. Averill, last Thursday by Rev. Mr..
Howe at high noon. They started imme-
diately for northern New York by way of
Burlington and St. Adams. The trip will
combine both business and pleasure and
they will return in time for the doctor to
look after his interest on election day.
1 see by the Northfeld Ne,Ds that the
electric road company have come to the
conclusion that the towns that lie in the
Mad River valley must bond eight times
their grand list to that company before they
will start to build the road. Now If that is
building the road first as last, for nobody
has any notion Of doing any such thing.
Politics are getting red hot and some may
get not little burned on the sixth OF Sep
TENDER. No caucus will be held. There
will be an open field and free fight for
any one that has the ambition and courage
to go in. 1t is curious that some men are
always ready and anxious to be candi-
date for office even without a showing of
getting 1t, and some men are never satisfied
to step down and out when the majority Of
voters have most distinctly expressed their
opinions in the years past that they are not
wanted. / suppose every town has its pro-
fessional Office seekers, men that are al
ways ready to take any office if offered to
them with or without ability to honorably
fill them. We have lots OF them.
A stubborn cough or tickling in the throat
yield to One Minute Cough Cure. Harm
less in effect, touches the right spot, reliable
and just what is wanted. 1t acts at once.
w. e. Terrill & Co.
Waterbury Center.
Mrs. H. e. Hunter returned last Saturday
| from a four weeks visit to her brother,
Daniel Nelson, in the North part Of the
State. - b. @. Stone was visited last
week by daughter, Mrs. McKane and her
two children, from North Hartland. -
Mrs Shonio has returned from Lincoln,
where she has been caring for a sick sister
| for several weeks. - Misses Clara and
Flora Shepherd commenced their schools in
North Duxbury last week Monday. -
| Miss Ida Mars commences our school
here next Monday. Miss Mars has taught
this school for thirteen terms. 60 Pro-
fessor and Mrs. G. II. Stone will return to
Goddard Seminary the last of this week to
prepare for the opening of the fall term
| next Wednesday - Miss Grace Fergu-
son of Burlington was a guest at w. K.
MarshalPs a part of last week - There
was corn roast near W. E. Marshal's
sugar house last Saturday evening, which
was enjoyed by about sixty. - Rev. and
Mrs. e. b. Fuller went home with their
daughter, Mrs Lettie Wilcox, to Brattle-
boro last week, where they will make their
home for the present. - Elder Fuller
has been failing for the past two years, and
| is not able now to do either mental or man
ual labor. - Mrs. n l.. Demeritt has
gone to visit her mother in Daubury, Conn.
She expects to be away for several weeks.
- Mrs. p. II. Marshall went to Bur
| lington on Tuesday 10 visit friends.
More than twenty million free samples Of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve have been dis
tributed by the manufacturers. What bet
tor proof OF their confidence in it's merits do
| you want? 1t cures piles, burns, scalds
sores in the shortest space of time. W. e,
! Terrill & Co.