The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-11-29

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Charles Hodges OF Randolph was in town
| last week.
w. e Terrill of Montpelier was in town
last Thursday
A union Thanksgiving service will be
| held Thursday.
II. A. Remission has purchased Henry
| Bartlett's team.
The schools Of the town not in session
will commence next Monday.
The Kings Daughters met Saturday af
ternoon with Mrs. j. A. Foss.
Mrs. j. b. Wells and Mrs Haskins, a sis
ter, spent Saturday in Montpelier.
David Jackson and wife Of North Hadley,
=. O., are visiting Frank Jackson.
N. M. Palmer went last Monday to Wood
stock to visit his mother, returning Satur-
day.
Mrs. George Bolles and Mrs. George BEN
jAmin, her daughter, spent Saturday in
| Barre.
Mrs. Alma Drenan OF Barre was the
guest the last of the week OF Miss Emily
Spencer.
Arch Batchelder went to Boston las.
| week Monday on business, returning home
Wednesday.
The Odd Fellows had about IL tables at
the first Of their whist parties last Thurs
| huy oNOhIhB'
Two daughters of Levi Guyette were mar
ried in the Catholic church at Montpelier
last Tuesday.
Malcolm McLoud has moved from the
tenement in Mrs. Cilley's house to Louis
Lupien's block
Nelson Shorey has gone to Barre, to help
| Mrs Thompson in the management OF the
Commercial House.
N. B. Cove and help are in Montpelier
this week, at work on a job for the Capitol
! Creamery Company.
Victor Reed, who soon intends to start
| for Mary land, was up from Bethel last week
| to call on old friends.
Miss Dot Nutting, while hunting eggs,
| fell from ladder in the barn aud severely
spraned her left arm,
Prof. A. j. Phillips, of Montpelier, met
the singing class at the Congregational
church Wednesday night.
A. n. Batchelder has sold his place
known as the Jerusha Batchelder farm, but
Saturday had not decided it.
Evelyn, daughter OF f. Ii. Bruffee, and
Lena, daughter of L. l.. Knapp, are recov
erlng from their recent illness.
w. j. Shorey was at home Saturday from
his lumber camp in Marshheld, where he is
engaged on job for Kidder & Foss.
John Thomas, veterinary surgeon, of
Wells River was in town Saturday and
tested several COWS for W. w. Pitkin.
F. l.. Townsend has just got home a fine
two.year-old registered Ayrshire bull, which
he purchased from the Dow stock farm Of
| New bury.
Warren Liberty, wood chopper at work
for Martin Guyette, had the misfortune to
sever the big toe and the one next to it
from his left foot last week.
The funeral of Mrs, Carroll Flood who
died Thursday night, was attended from
rhe late home Sunday afternoon, Rev. f.
L. Clark officiating.
Ten Thousand demons gnawing away at
ones vitals couldn't be much worse than
the tortures of itching piles. Yet there's a
cure Doan's Ointment never fails.
Ed Gidden, who has been spending sew
eIal weeks in town has returned TO his
home in Tampa, Florida. Ed says he does
not expect to visit Vermont again for two
years.
G. H. Greenleat and Mr.. Mcdonald OF
Boston and A ID. Farwell of Montpelier
were in town last week after horses Not
finding any that just suited them, they did
not purchase
Henry Bartlett sold his household furni.
ture and personal property at auction Sat
urday. He Is soon to move to the State OF
Washington for his health. His wife aud
son Guy are to 60 with him.
John Ryan went to market this week
y
w. w. Pitkin took two carloads OF stock
III other towns do as well as this has, all in
Boston should be able this year TO find
something for Thanksgiving.
DIR. Gale was called to North Montpelier
to see young son of Dan Lavanway, who
had got hold of bottle of carboic acid and
drank sufficient quantity to severely burr
his mouth and throat The doctor relieved
as well as he could the chid's suffering and
does not anticipate serious trouble
East Barre.
n. II. Body, from the City, has been il
, town calling on friends.
#. l.. Sargent, of the City, was in town
last Saturday on business.
The dance in the opera house last Satur
3 day evening was largely patronized.
o. A. Smith has been decorating the int
l. rior Of the Office of Cutters livery stable.
Charles Wolcott. who is suffering an at
tack of the grip, is reported as comfortable
Bruce & Isabele's orchestra are to Civ,
a series OF assemblies in the opera house
| commencing next Saturday evening. The,
s are given each Saturday evening during tn
:, winter. These assemblies will undoubt
eddy draw a large attendance, owing to tn
l. extra fine quality OF the music.
n Rev w. #. Sturtevant has resigned hi
prstorate OF the Baptist church and &C
ia cepted call from North Troy, where h
q goes the first of next month. Mr.. Sturte
want was well liked here by his churc
4 people and it was with regret that his resl
" nation was accepted.
Rev. W. Parkyn Jackson, pastor of tn
= Congregational church, leaves the first c
=, the month for Mexico, where he expects I
"a remain two months for his health, whic
has become impaired to great extern
Mr.. Jackson has been u great worker fo
ot the past two years. and IL is sincerely hope
that his efforts to regain his health may b
N crowned with success and that he may r,
al turn to us and resume his charge fully r,
IL stored to health.