The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-11-15

ing in town.
Mrs. II. e. Parker is visiting relatives in
Nashua and Concord.
Mrs. Horace Emerson of Lyndonville has
been spending several days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Woods went o Leba.
non, N H. last Saturday for a short visit.
Mrs. #. w. Lewis, who has been visiting
in town, returned TO her home at Bellows
Falls on Monday.
L. s. Erwin was at home from Lyndon
VILE over Sunday returning on the early
train on Monday.
Miss Georgia l.. Erwin visited her brother
who is a student at Dartmouth College last
Thursday.
Miss Georgia L. Erwin, who has been
spending several weeks in New York, re-
turned last Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Merrill of Newbury preached at
the Congregational church Sunday morn.
ing 10 exchange with the pastor II. j. Kill
bourn.
Several from here attended the special
meetings which are being held at Lyme,
n Fl under the direc tion of Evangelist
Ralph Gillian.
Miss Ann g. Brewster went to Lowell,
Mass, on Monday, where she expects TO
remain several weeks with her sister, Mrs
| s. O. Mann.
Miss Lena Allen was at home Wednes-
day from Hinsdae, N H., to attend the fu-
| neral OF Mrs. A. X. Beck WITH returning to
| Hinsdale Thursday.
Mrs s. L. Jenkins, who has been i'll for
several weeks died Thursday night. Flu
| neral services were held from her late resi-
dence Saturday, Rev A. II. Webb officat-
| ing.
The funeral OF the late Mrs A. r. Beck
with were held at Grace church last We'd
nesday afternoon, Rev. A. Ii Webb officiat.
| ing. The interment was at South Corinth
cemetery near her former home.
The first snow arrived Saturday and Sat-
J urday night, when about four inches had
| fallen A few sleighs were seen on the
streets. Sunday the mercury steadily low
cred until the zero mark was reached Mon
day morning.
Herbert W, Blake who has been employ.
| ed as passenger brakeman on the Boston
| and Maine railroad for the past two years
has received six months appointment as
deputy collector and inspector in the Gus.
tom house at Island Pond. He entered up-
on his duties last week.
Another bank dividend has been ioretold
the Bradford bank depositors by the Opin-
| ion This would indeed be very pleasing to
| them all, but no one has been able to locate
said dividend by any outward appearance.
| Possibly the Opinion may have insight into
the deep unknown.
DR.. II. Fl. Hsden, Summit Ala, says,
II think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is SPLEEN
did medicine. L prescribe it, and my con-
hdence in it grows with continued use."
1t digests what you eat and quickly cures
dyspepsia and Indigestion. W. K. Terril
& Co.
Cabot.
Walter Sprague has purchased the Orvis
Conner farm.
Miss Pansy Smith is home from her school
in Berlin.
Dentist Fl. G. Williams is in Greensboro
this week.
B. j. Lance & Sons have been making re-
pairs on the mill.
Charles Adams is quite ill having had
surgical operation.
Myron Lewis has been moved from Mr.
Cranes to L. w. Farrington's.
The engagement of Arthur NJ. Hodgdon
and Miss Eliza A. Boswell is announced.
Mrs. Edwin Farr of schroon Lake, N Y,
visited her sister, Mrs. j. V. Smith last
| week.
Rev. l, p. Chase and r. NJ. Hoy attend
ed the Epworth League convention at Bar
| ton
Miss Maude Townsend of Marshfield was
the guest OF Miss Nellie Williams over Sun
day.
Mrs. Sarah j. Morse and w. E. Morse
have gone to Charlestown, n H., visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Mary Atkins and daughter Luna at
tended the missionary convention held at
Bradford last week.
T. II. Lance has sold his stock of wool
consisting OF about 36 coo pounds. Mr..
Lance will still continue to buy.
Rev. Mr.. MacKay occupied the Congrega-
tional pulpit last Sunday. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Hllliard will occupy the desk next
Sunday.
The lecture by DR., Boynton OF Wood
stock last Friday evening was a very fac
thing and very much appreciated by q
crowded hall.
Misses Julia f. Fisher and Nellie viii
| liams have co included their schools in PLAN.
field Miss Belle Smith is also at home
from her school.
The creamery made 16, $50 pounds of but
ter in October and paid twenty-five cents
or 24.7 cents for butter fat. Highest test
6 80; lowest test, 3 40; average, A 80.
Singing schools are to commence, prob
! ably next week. Single tickets will be sold
at fifty cents each or family tickets at 81
each. 1t is to be hopei all will give it their
patronage and support. Tickets may be
had OF w. L. Morse or Nj. ID, Wells,
Washington
Mrs Grace Gushing of Montpelir has Teen
visiting ia town for the past week.
Mrs. j. Il, Patterson of Brook field is vis-
iting at W W. Wilson's.
Miss Edith Calef of Manton, r. l., is in
! town for a short visit.
Mrs. K. f. Brown and son Don were at
East Montpelier over Sunday.
G. w. Downing and wife visited at Plain
J field portion OF last week
| After Friday next the separator at the
creamery will be run only every other day.
L. W. Seaver has recovered from his i'll.
ness and is again at his work in the cream
| cry.
Miss Lena Barrup has finished her work
for Mrs. w. f. Shepard OF Barre and has
returned home
The winter term in the village district
will commence next Monday with the same