The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-08

futile of Natick, Mass, teachers at
the graded school, arrived in town on
Friday.
i Mrs. d. J. Morse of Barre spent
Sunday in town.
The following article copied from a
recent issue of the Courier and Free
man." of Potsdsm, n. Y, will prove
of especial interest to the citizens of
| Mortified as it deeply concerns one of
the towns most noted men The item
follows: 1.-THE large quantity of
| empty bottles that have been carted
from the depot, recently, have excited
some curiosity as to what they are to
be used for. They are for the ship
ment of the famous Adirondack Ozonia
Natural Spring water from the spring
owned by Harvey l. Cutting. This
spring is located on the western bank
of the St. Regis river, near the Frank
lin county line, in a tract of 2 800
| acres Of virgin forest. 1t gushes forth,
pure drinking water, clear sparkling
and delicious, and analysis has proved
| that it is the purest water yet discov-
| cred 1t contains only / l-5 parts to-
| tai solids in 100, 900 parts, a per cent
age so small that the water may be
said to be absolutely pure. A promi-
| nent Potsdam physician recently said,
that it was worth all the medicines in
his office for curative and remedial
purposes. Heretofore it has been diff
cult to get into this spring but road
has now been cut directly to the
spring, and the water will be shipped
in BOTTLES and demijohns. Mr.. Gut
ting's headquarters will be at Pots
dam. The Potsdam Recorder of
Aug. 90 says: Mr.. Harvey l. Out
ting has gone into the spring water
business on an extensive scale. He
will take the water from the upper
| waters of the west branch of the st.
Regis river, which has been pro-
nounced by chemists the purest water
in the world, and will ship it about
the country in bottles ranging from
quarts to five gallons, under the label
of Adirondack Ozonia." He has
leased the east store OF the Msnley
block on Fall Island as depot and
expects to begin shipments this week.
lie already has contracts to supply
large houses in New York, Philadel
phia, Boston, indianapolis and San
Francisco. Much success is wished
Mr.. Cutting in his future prosperity.
STOWE.
Carroll Scribner and wife of st. AL
bans are visiting at Mrs Scribner S
parents. Mr., and Mrs. John Drugg.
Nettie Brush of Montpelier visited
her parents over Sunday.
John Whittemore of Boston was in
town one day last week.
About fifteen from this town attend.
ed the lecture given by Will Carleton
at Waterbury Center, Thursday night.
1t was fine entertainment and the
audience showed its appreciation by
frequent applause.
| T.. A. Douglass and family of Mont.
pelier have been recent visitors in
town.
The Democrats had grand rally
and flag raising on Friday evening.
Stowe Military band furnished music
in the Akeley Memorial auditorium.
DR.. H. W. Bsrrows presided at the
meeting and introduced the following
eloquent speakers; Elisha May of st.
Johnsbury and the Hon. William Hep.
burn Russell of New York. A large
audience was present.
l
the closing Republican rally was held
in TIE auditorium. A. A. Pike oc.
cupied the chair. In the absence OF
the expected speaker, the meeting was
addressed by W. j. Bigelow of the
Burlington Free Press Association,
and the Hon. W. A. Dutton of Hard
wick.
Miss Delta Collins. who has been
| hn hQr
Mrs. Sarah Weeks, left Monday
morning for Laconia, N. H., going
from there to Boston. where she will
resume her studies in the Boston Uni
versity.
George Norway of Montpelier was
in town the first of this week.
Oscar Stephens of Enosburg Falls
visited at William Mills last week,
Rev. Mr.. McElroy of Sacramento,
Gal, called on Stowe friends recently,
He was a former Methodist minister
in this town, preaching here in 1851
Several from here attended the
Montpelier Barre VS.. Burlington bal
game, Thursday.
The Stowe high and graded schoo
began Wednesday.
Remember the play, "Unole Rube, )
to be given FRIDAY evening of thil
week. You will miss it, if you dom
see it.
Mrs. Dow Adams and Miss Emmi
, Vaughn of Waterbury visited at vii
liam Mills one day last week.
Miss Lila Gilbert, who has BEEF
employed at Northfield for the sum
mer, retured home on Saturday.
) Miss Floy Eddy. who has bee
spanding several weeks with relative
a | in the west, returned home Monda