Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-14
WILLIAMSBURG.

Mrs. X. L. Watson went to Green,
field, Mass, last week to visit her SON
Rev. Carey Watson.
Herbert Colby, travelling salesman
for Boston tea and coffee house was
in town last Saturday.
The houses of Oliver Stone and Van
McAlister have been quarantined of
late because of scarlet fever.
Charles G. Staples, one of our veter-
ans in the war of the rebellion, wants
to sell his farm and give up farming.
f. V. Hassam of Gaysville hopes to
return here about the first of Novem-
Der to engage again in getting out
last blocks.
Richard j. Jenkins of Montreal, a
former granite boy here, has been
working in Stanstead, P. O., in late
weeks.
Elgin }. Gale is this week putting
in acetelne gas apparatus, on trial,
for lighting the Gulf Springs House.
This weeks Saturday special sale
at Homer Fits Barre, will be dimi-
ties at only five cents per yard.
Carl NJ. Seaver one of our two
milkmen, has "A cow that from one
milking lately made II ounces of but
ter.
Mrs. Emcline Whitney Richardson,
now a resident of northern Illinois, is
here visiting her brother Horace
White.
AFRO f. Nichols will have an auc-
ton next Saturday afternoon and sell
stock, farming tools, ETC., on account
of poor health.
| Dyspepsia-bane OF human existance Bur
dock Blood Bitters cures it, promptly, per-
nanently. Regulates and tones the stomach.
DIV
AFRO +. Nichols sight and hearing
are suffering as results of Bright s
disease. Although he may not get
entire relief from his ailment it is
hoped he can be made more comfort
able than he has been of late.
Fred, son of Ed. j. Poor, ii nds him
self busy these days in Washington,
Conn. in the employ of milkman.
lie daily handles a thousand quarts
Of milk. Two hundred of them are
bottled.
The family of Waverly Murray has
been greatly afflicted with sickness of
late weeks with throat trouble. Mr..
Murray is again out of doors. His
youngest child, Il daughter, has been
very seriously i'll, but it is hoped she
may recover.
Edwin and Mrs. Emma Staples
Hutchinson of South Barre. lost a
little boy of some two years by pneu-
monia last week. He was buried in
the lot of his grandfather, Charles G.
Staples, in our village cemetery.
Everybody's liable to itching piles. Rich
and poor, old and young-terrble the torture
they suffer. Only one sure cure; Doan's
Ointment, Absolutely safe can't fail. DIV
Some three score years ago one of
our citizens danced all night in a pair
of new shoes with the result of injury
to nail of a great toe, that has
never been normal since, and today is
causing great suffering, with the pos
sibility of something even more seri-
Gus in the future.
Frank E. Cross thinks of going to
the Mary Fletcher hospital this week
to sec if anything can be done for his
foot and leg that have troubled him
SO much in late months. This trouble
began with a sore on the under side of
the foot.
Grass is looking quite we'll. II. as
is hoped, the maple trees are to be let
alone this season by worms, it is yet
painful to see what another kind Of
worm IS doing to apple trees. One of
our farmers tells us Of success, in
spraying his apple trees last year using
Paris green in solution.
Is it burn, Use DR.. Thomas Eclectric
| Oil. A cut' Use DR.. Thomas Eclectr1c Oil.
| AT your druggists. DIV
Erwin II. Martin has this year built
a creamery room in his dwelling. For
some fifteen years he has sold his but
ter at Barre and in one place there
among the stores getting prices that
offer him sufficient inducement to take
it there rather than to send it else
where.
The Universalist Sunday school did
not observe Children'S Day last Sun
day as was intended, on account of
the sickness from scarlet fever, etc.,
in the village.
The older of the Clogston brothers,
on the old Judge Paine place-a Son-in
law of the late Charles Graves, has
been sufferer from rheumatism for
several months.
Three spectres that threaten baby's life.
Cholera intantuln, dySentery, diarrhea. DR..
fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry never
fails to conquer them. DIV
There has been one or more cases of
of scarlet fever of late in the families
Van McAlliSter, Oliver Stone and b.
+. Sibley, but in the main none of
them severe, we be lieve.
A Republican caucus will be held
at the town hall Saturday evening
next, June l6 to elect delegates to
the state and county conventions and
to chose a town committee for the two
ensuing years.