The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-09-28
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| receive coat OF paint.
Nathan Robinson is very feeble with kid
ney trouble and 1t is feared that he may not
recover.
Mrs. Joseph Gregory of Williamstown is
! stopping for few weeks with her son, j..
w. Gregory.
Mrs. Plngree, daughter and two grand
children, who have been spending the sum.
| mer here, have returned to their home in
East Orange, N. j.
Rev. w. f. Miller will give an illustrated
lecture at the Methodist church next Friday
evening, commencing promptly at eight
| o'clock. These are very interesting and
ought to be well patronized.
James Baird died very suddenly at his
home last Saturday morning. The imme-
date cause of his death was pneumonia,
although he had been in poor health for a
year or more. A wife and daughter sur
vive him. They have the sympathy OF the
entire community.
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 &
Co.
Washington.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at school
house hall last Friday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Warner were at their cot
Carl Carpenter of Chicago, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in town, has
gone to Springfield, Mass, to assist his
father, s. e. Carpenter in the business he
is conducting in that city.
The party Of young people who have been
in camp at Halls pond for the. past week
returned Tuesday. Although they arrived
at the pond too late in the season to catch
anything except severe colds, they man.
aged to "cut some ice" and q general good
time is reported. Uncle Stedman's variety
show given at the camp afforded a great
deal of amusement and much might be
| said Of the general excellence OF the enter
tainment. Uncle Stedman in his wonder
full trapeze act was called back again and
| again. The grand panorama was also an
interesting feature OF the entertainment.
The views representing "a Slice Saved for
john" and the man with "Rheumatism in
His Hair, were greeted with loud applause.
Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve has the
largest sale OF any Salve in.the world. This
fact and its merit has led dishonest people
to attempt to counterfeit it. Look out for
the man who attempts to deceive you when
you call for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
the great pile cure. w. e. Terrill 81 Co.
Peacham.
G. A. Kenerson is out again after being
sick the past month He is looking little
rusty but is gaining very fast and will be
George N. Smart and wife are visiting
friends in Cabot and Calais this week
- The bills are out for slight-of
hand entertainment at the town hall or
Tuesday evening. Let everybody come
and enjoy a good time. - Mrs; ass
Livingstone died Sunday night of las
week, the funeral being held on Tuesday
She leaves husband and one child, who
have the sympathy Of the people in theil
bereavement. - The South Ryegat'
fair drew good many from town THURSDAY
and some report it the best fair they hay,
attended this season - Mrs. p. II
Ferguson is still sick, but gaining slowly
- Mrs. &c. A. Bunker arrived Ihom
last Wednesday much improved. - DR.
Bugbee left town last Saturday after
|, successful practice in dentistry the pas
month. - w. N. West is repairing tn
George Sanborn farm buildings ready TO
occupancy. M. S. Hidden and wifi
intend going away this fall to spend tn
winter as in the past two seasons.
Post Mills.
Carroll Davis has entered the Freshman
class at Dartmouth College. - M.
Bacon has moved into Mrs Alarich's hous
on Fairlee avenue. - Mrs. Warren die
4 Ia. - Charles W. Marston is moving t
. Montague City, Mass: - Mr.. and Mrs
a II. f. Lawrence and their son and family {
j. Walpole, N. H., are visiting at e. w. Ray
;. mond's. - Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dodg
r were called to Hartland last week to atten
;. the funeral of l.. M. Benson. - Mr.
= Burnham of Boston, Mass. is the guest {
4 her daughter, Mrs. G. G. Fogg. - TIL
n remains of Mrs. Addie r. Davis of Thetfor
q Center were brought here for intermer
/. Sunday. - Miss Edith Brook OF Brat
/. ford is spending week with her uncl
n Henry Sargent on Fairlee avenue. -
a Fred Merrill has returned to Claremont, \
,. H.. after weeks vacation.
g West Topsham.
Z &c. Poole has been quite sick with tol
= silitis.
+. Herbert Bagley and wife visited an unc
: in Canaan, N. H., last week.
N Roy Smith and Della Cunningham we
rs at home over Sunday from Montpelier Ser
n mary.
r. G. e. Newton has rented his farm to Ds
Cilley and he and his wife will soon mo-
to Barre.
& John Flanders, who has been here throu(
the summer with his grandmother, Mrs.
n. G. Paine, went to Cambridge, Mass, la
Wednesday to re-enter Harvard College.
* DR.. ]. Delton Fancher, general agent
e. Q. Dewitt & Co., Chicago, one Of d
- leading medicine firms in America, was
IL town last Wednesday looking after the /
terests Of the. firm.
n Worcester.
Our village doctor, DR.. Lawrence, is Ike
H. busy these days. Among those i'll are Nj
to Pike, Mr.. G. M. Ladd and Lee Templeto
- The youngest daughter OF Howa
Dodge is very i'll. - The Mite society
s 70 the Congregational church met last Wedn,
es day with Mrs. M. Bailey. - Reviy
OIL services, conducted by Miss Billings,
evangelist, are being held in the Congref
=. tional church. - Ernest Conner a.
Is bride visited his parents last week. -
70 George Slayton and wife of Morrsville
o. Gently visited relatives and called ON frien
3D. in town, - Mrs. M. Harris has NOV
IT. into Mrs. Slocum's tenement. = M
a. Towne and Miss Susie Abbott return
70. Thursday from their visit at Hyde Pal
- Rev. George T. Wells OF Middles
will exchange with Rev. @. Wedgewor
m October Q.
av The yield OF potatoes this season is u
- usually large but they are rotting bad
, Corn and potatoes are also in abundan(
10 - The young people OF Walden a
other towns will give literary enterta
Dr. ment and conundrum lunch in Carpt
tors hall next Thursday evening. -
ar Mrs. G. @. Perkins spent last week
North Walden at Herbert Kittredge
-, where Mr.. Perkins is building a hou
bu | Tho lodiaa Mita oooiatu will ~.