The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-11-08
DEFERRED TOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
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w. j. Redmond is moving into his new
house on Park Row.
Mrs. Emma Hatch died OF heart disease
at the home OF her son, G.. /. Hatch We'd
nesday evening.
A buzz saw at K. w. Huntleys mill in
Duxbury got in its work on Mr.. Gregory's
thumb with tle usual result.
u. u. Evans has made success of ship
ping young cattle west. He ia to load sew.
eral more carloads the last of this week.
John Turney has sold his farm to G. e.
Moody. Consideration, 81, 800. j. f. Ladd
has sold his farm on Cotton Brook to G. w.
Randall.
The new time card that went into effect
on Monday on the Stowe electric is not like
ly to please passengers on the $3.50 express
from the south, as the last electric for Stowe
leaves at 5:55,
The patrons Of Moody g. Luce dry goods
store will be glad to know that Mrs. Harry
Lease has resumed her old position as sales
lady until after the holidays Mr.. and
Mrs. Lease are to board at j. r. Somervilles
Rev. Mr.. Ladd has organized the child
rem OF the Congregational church into a 80
ciety called THE Junior Workers" They
are to meet with the pastor every Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock for half an hour.
All are cordially Invited to join.
The annual thank offering meeting OF the
| Ladies' Missionary Society was held We'd
nesday afternoon. Owing to the steady
| down-pour of rain not 80 many were pres
ent as were expected, but those who VEN
tured out enjoyed rare treat in listening
| TO the Rev. H. o. Dwight of Constantinople,
who related some OF his experiences during
| his eighteen years of continued service as
missionary at the Turkish capital. A social
hour with light refreshments closed the ex-
ercises.
TEN CENTS FOR NEW SToMAcH.-This
| ly vrh af fp In tTar
! from dyspepsia, Indigestion and all other
[ stomach complaints. DIR. Won STAINS Pine
| apple Tablets are natures panacea for the
stomach's ills-they're purely vegetable
pepsin compound-eighteen OF them in a
| box-and popular price enough to allow
everybody TO enjoy good health.-35. For
sale by q. Blakely.
Ryegate.
Miss Ida M. Buchanan is dressmaking for
Mrs. N. FL. Kicker.
Mrs. Margaret Runsey has commenced
work for Herbert Gibson.
Mrs. Joseph Taylor is visiting her sons
David and Allen in Groton this week.
Mrs. w. w. Wright of Minneapolis, q
former resident here, was in town last
week. She was the guest of Mrs. Lillian
Thompson.
W. Thompson went to Boston last Mon
day with carload of hogs and other live
stOCk Inc price PAID Tor hog5 was four
and one-half cents live weight.
The auct on sale of Wesson Sargent's
personal property took place Tuesday. A
large number Of bidders were present j
| ID. McAllister was the auctioneer and az
usual made things hum.
Robert Miller, or "Uncle Rob" as he was
generally known by old and young, died
last Friday night after a long illness from
gangrene in the foot, which first made it,
appearance early last spring, and which
caused him much pain and suffering. Mr.
Miller was the Oldest man in town, being
past ninety-one years of age. He was fol
many years resident of No. 9 district but
had made his home OF late with his daugh
ter, Mrs. G. j. Nelson. Mr.. Miller leaves 6
number of children, grandchildren, and
great grandchildren together with large
number of friends and neghbors to mourn
his loss The funeral was held Sunday al
the house, a large number attending in
spite of the storm. The burial was in Blue
Mountain cemetery in the family lot.
RUNNING SORES, the outcome of neglect
or bad blood, have never-failing balm in
DR.. Agnew's Ointment. Will heal the mos
stubborn cases Soothes irritation almos
Instantly after first application. IL relieves
all itching and burning skin diseases u
day. 1t cures piles in three to five nights
ThiEty-tive cents. - 33. For sale by G
Blakely