The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-01-17

WITHIN the past six months that he would |
be among the missing some fine morning.
George Crimson is doing a rushing log
ging business, having purchased timber
lot Of Lee Brock, also one from Charles
O'Neil.
William Terry is on business trip
through the mountains
Lila Ellason cut bad cash in her fore.
head last Monday while coasting. She was
Immediately carried into DIR. g. W. Darl-
lng's Office and he took several stitches.
With little adhesive plaster he soon fixed
her up 80 she could be moved home.
Henry Lamphere will take Charles Annis
place as foreman on this section Of the
Montpelier and Wells River road. Charles
Vincent of Wells River will take Lam
phere's place rs section man,
Harry Mcintosh went to Barre to work
for Jones Brothers last Tuesday.
BrookfieId.
Mrs. Charles A. Bigelow Of Burlington Is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Lillian Buck was at home over Sun
day from Randolph Center.
Mrs. George Mason has gone to Worces-
ter, Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ed
ward Wills.
Mrs. Caroline Moulton is quite poorly and
under DIR. Ellis care.
brought here last Tuesday. The funeral
was held from the church Wednesday
morning. Interment was in the cemetery
on the Hill beside his wife and daughter.
Mrs. Milo Frnk died last Thursday after
noon after an illness OF few hours with
pneumonia. The funeral was at her late
home Saturday afternoon.
Harry Cotton and Mrs. Norman Frink
were in town Saturday to attend the fu-
neral Of Mrs. Milo Frnk.
The funeral of Calvin Fullam was held
| from his late home last week Monday after
noon. The Masonic fraternity attended In
a body. His invalid widow has much SYM
pathy in her bereavement
Mrs. Walter Howard died last Wednes.
day evening. The funeral was held from
the church Friday afternoon.
Mrs. DIR. Lazelle and daughter, Mrs Foss
| OF Painfield, and Mrs. DR.. Will Lazelle oil
Barre were in town last Friday to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Walter Howard.
Rev. r. II. Abercrombie officiated at ioul
funerals in our society last week.
Charles Beard remains seriously ILL.,
William II. Clark is very sick. There i:
no hope Of his recovery
Everybody's liable to itching piles. Rict
and poor, old aud young-terrible the tor
ture they suffer Only one sure cure
Dosn's Ointment. Absolutely safe; can
fail
Groton.
The singing schools have commenced
again with Rev. Mr.. Clough as conductor.
Mrs. G. P. Wilson OF South Ryegate Wis
tied in town over Sunday.
Miss Sadie Plummer has finished he
winter school in the Moses Plummer dis
trict.
Fremont Nelson's children at Ryegate
are sick with scarlet fever.
Miss Bertha Goodwin OF Westville hs
been visiting in town.
The ly ceum held in the high school room
last Monday night was well attended. The
question Resolved that women should b,
admitted TO the right Of equal suffrage,
was decided in favor of the affirmative
The subject was very interesting and botl
sides were ably discussed.
j. G. Morrison is cutting ice for few par
ties in the village.
Mrs. Andrew Benzie is quite i'll.
Miss Eva Jones has returned to he
school in Montpelier
South Ryegate
Mrs. M. f. McDouald's mother from
South Dakota has come east to spend the
winter with he' daughter.
II. +. Mcintosh went last week to b ARE
whore he is working at his trade as stone
cutter for Jones Brothers.
Rev. w. A. Wallace is fairly settled II
bis new pas'orate of the First Pres byterial
society His sermons last Sunday wer
enjoyed by large congregations.
Intelligence has been received that Rev
w /. Todd, formerly pastor of the Meth
odst church at Groton, now of Suga
Grove, Ohio, and Miss Laura McAlli4ter
formerly of South Ryegate, were recent.
married.
The local Woman's Christian Tempe
ance Union enters upon the new year will
every indication Of progress and prosper
ity for the coming twelve months. Sever
new members joined during the year 1895
East Brookfeld.
Rev. Carlton Hazen of Rochester occu
pied the pulpit here last Sunday.
Seth McNorton of West Hartford is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. G. W. Smith
Miss Grace Tucker of South Washington
is working for Mrs. E. G. Harrington.
Mrs. Charles A. Bigelow and daughte
Dorothy Of Burlington are guests at q. III
Bigelow's
John X Spraugue, whose serious Hines
was reported lsst week, remains in YER
critical condition.
Mrs. Emily Reed left last Friday TO
Rockland, Mass, where she will spend tn
winter with her children, p. G.. Reed ant
Mrs. w. f. Chapman.
The following are among the sick in thi
vicinity as reported during the week
George Merrill Charles b Eddy, Edw
one, Mrs #. A. Panar, A. Jackson Par
ker, Fred II. West, John w. Sprague an,
Mrs. w. W. Sprague.
Vershire.
Mrs. Bowley of Corinth is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. S. ii. Martin.
Mr.. Jenkinson has moved into the Ma.
toon house on the Brook road
There was dance at the hall last Frids,
evening.
Mr.. Melindy has bought the hay on tn
Frank Eaton place, which was owned b.
Mr.. McIndoe.
Rev. j. b Richardson, TO -merly Of thi
town, is spending the winter ON one of thu
Bahama Islands
The o ange and Grafton County Chris
tan Endeavor Union meets here next Fri
day. The meeting will be both day anC
evening.
I The new boilers are being placed in posi-
ton at the mines.
Hon. S. Darling was in town last week
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