The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-11-15
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Waterbury.
Robert, this little son Of Fred Blanchard
is quite i'll.
George Randall, Jr., has entered the AL
| baDy busine college.
o. A. Seabury of Albany, N. Y is spend
| ing a few days in town.
! Ira Haines and wife OF Cabot are visiting
! their son, Q. II. Haines.
Mrs. Pease returned Tuesday from few
days visit in Montpelier.
Rev. l.. X whitman was in Montpelier
Friday night, the guest Of Rev. q. o. Jud-
| kins.
DE-. w. f. Mnard and Thomas O'Neil
| went to Boston on Friday on few days
business trip.
Miss Tia Johnson, who has been the guest
OF Mrs. T.. A. Babcock, has returned to her
home in Moretown.
Rev. l.. II. Elliott will represent the Yer
mont Bible society at Corinth and East
Corinth, next Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Humphrey has opened restau-
rant and boarding house in the building
| formerly used NJ bakery.
The sale by e. H. Boss of his residence
on Stowe street to Mrs. Holmes of More
town, did not take place as reported.
Miss Edna Mix, who has been visiting
| Miss Edith Babcock for some days, has re-
| JuTnbu W nor uOmo III NOW JdNbDi OOun.
Mr.. and Mrs 1. II. Haines, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Haines, have returned to their home in
| Cabot.
Will G. Jackson, a former telegraph OPP
| orator at the local station, has returned
and will do the night work, j. ID. Angus
| having returned west.
Rev. G. f. Lsdd will take for his subject
| at the Congregational church Sunday morn
ing, 1.-THE Single Purpose" A young peo-
ple's meeting will be held in the evening.
Attorney George II. Dale is in Montpelier
| assisting States Attorney Hoar in the prep
aration of State criminal cases which are
pending in Washington county court.
Rev. L. X. whitman will speak at the
Methodist church Sunday morning on "The
| Bible as Related to Modern Life and
Thought" and in the evening on "The Use
OF the Little Member"
| NJ. G. Stewart, an old resident OF the viii
| lage, was the victim OF q serious fall last
Wednesday, while at work in his barn. AS
| q result he sustained severe bruises which
will keep him confined to his bed for some
| days.
| 1t Is expected that the local Congrega-
tional church will be represented at the
| centennial anniversaries of the Congrega-
| tional churches at Barre and Plainfeld, the
former being held Monday and Tuesday,
November - and Ia, and the latter on We'd
nesday, November 10.
The first promenade of the season will be
held in the hall at the high school building
next Friday evening. Everyone is invited.
| A small admission fee will be charged and
| refreshments will be served Let the young
people have crowd, as the proceeds are
| for the new piano
G. r. Lyman found the other day upon
| going to his henery that over twenty chick
ems had been killed and manned evidently
| by dogs az the barking of dog was heard
in that vicinity by neighbors. Mr.. Lyman
thinks he prefers feeding dogs with scraps
from his market instead of with chickens
intended for better class of customers.
The promenade concert and supper given
in school-house hall Friday evening was
| largely attended and was one of the most
enjoyable social functions that have been
held in the village for sometime. The
Waterbury orchestra of five pieces furnish
ed music for the occasion and the supper
| pianos from which choice is to be made
for use in the school building, arrived Fri
day, one from Burlington and the other
from Troy, N Y. The proceeds from the
promenade concert which was goodly
amount, will be added 70 the fund of about
500 nov on hand and will be- used ia pay
ment for the piano
You never know what form Of blood poi
son will follow constipation. Keep the
liver clean by using DeWtt's Little Early
Risers and you will avoid trouble. They
are famous little pills for constipation and
liver and bowel troubles. w. E. Terrill
& Co.
Miss Vain Bragg is visiting in Waitsfeld
for few days.
Will Miner has moved to the E. w. Ly-
ford house for the winter.
B. f. Shaw was called to Duxbury Sat-
urday to see his ia her who is very low.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Gleason will entertain
the whist players next Thursday night.
Harold and Bessie Moore of Waitsfeld
have been visiting in town the past week.
f. Z. Drury and Frank Brown of Mont
pelier were in town last week Wednesday.
w. II. Cady has moved his family to Rox-
bury and Mr.. Cady is to work for G. Il. An
drews.
house the past week with a severe attack OF
the grip.
e. f. Thayer went Sunday night to Loon
Lake, N, Y. TO help care for Dr. s. ID. Nc
Alhster.
Mrs. j. L. Gleason and E. F. Thayer re-
turned from Loon Lake, N Y, last We'd
nesday.
Deputy Sheriff j. L. Gleason was in
Waitsfeld on Monday and at BURLINGTON
G.. f. Eddy has bought Mr.. Belden's in
terest in the skimming station here. Mr.,
Eddy says he is going to put in churn, 1t
looks like good Investment.
The fire alarm was sounded in our viii
lage Sunday forenoon. 1t was soon learned
that the Bradley mill was on fire but help
enough soon arrived 10 put out the fire.
What babe fair TO be a big blaze was
stop ed none TO soon. One partition was
burned through and it would soon have
been beyond control.
A very quiet wedding was solemnized in
our village Saturday night by the Rev L.
M, Brigham at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs, Sylvester Banister The contracting
, parties were their daughter Lena and Will
Varney of Lincoln. Sunday afternoon they
went TO his home in Lincoln where they are
to reside. Congratulations are now in or
der.
Schools in town closed last Friday Some
OF the teachers are engaged for the winter
term. The upper school here in the vii