The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-20

, sbdO anu Ill 5ulCdl br6tIIuSub mere III
Vermont last summer. He has at his
! home his nephew, Eldon, son of Don
A. Earle now of Middlesex. The BOY
was run over by trolly cars not long
ago but was not fatally hurt.
Cady, son of Don A. Earle, called
! here on Monday. He is attending the
normal school in Randolph.
Ophir s. Martin, who has been quite
a deal of an invalid at times in late
years, is feeling better than for some
time. year ago it was predicted
/ that he would not live through last
winter because of supposed consump-
/ ton he attends to business and we
see not why he may not be able to do
| so for a good while yet.
Rev. f. E. Currier IN his last Sun
day evenings discourse on "Inhu-
ence," fold of certain things in his
younger years that he felt did much.
to mold his after life. One of the
most powerful of influences for good
! with him was that exerted by GER
tain district school teacher for whom
he had great respect. The turning
| point in his career as he chose the
ministry for his profession came when
a minister. with whom we judge he
had had no particular acquaintance
dropped single remark in sermon
to which he was listening, that may
have been only as bow drawn at q
venture.
Dean Corliss in the Lynde store has
been made assistant postmaster here.
George l.. Edison finds himself in a
better condition OF health since giving
up his mercantile business and natur-
ally is casting about to see what he
will do in the near future, He mas
heen thinking of the n.atter of going
west, and also of taking up work here
abouts, but is as yet undecided we
understand. If for any reason he
should give up the postmastership of
the place now it seems likely that
friends of both Miss Belle Robinson
and Miss Mile Drury will make an
effort to secure the post-office for one
of these ladies.
Hilton Brush is here from Proctor,
, and tells us he thinks his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Brush, will go to
Proctor about December l to stay with
him for a time.
The Dury brothers, Will. and Hiram
S., keep large lot of COWS, forty or
more and run milk route from their
farm in the northeast section of the
town. They also deal in cows, buying
and selling.
Theron Williams went to Manchest-
er. n. H.. this week to take a four
months course in commercial col.
lege there.
Mrs. Ralph Ditty, who has been
living in Lunenburg, in the last yeaI
or two, has been visiting here, and in
Brookfie ld, of late. She looks much
improved in health, after her years
or invalidism. here.
Mrs Henry F. Erskine is, at pres
ent, with her sister Mrs. Herbert l..
Platt.
About the middle of next month
Liberty Jeffords will be eighty year:
old. if he lives.
Mrs. Willis Noble of Plainfield has
been for some past with her sister,
Mrs. Maynard f. Spencer, of oul
village.
home this week from a stay of several
weeks with relatives and friends in
Essex Junction and elsewhere, in that
vicinity.
Our citizens should be duly interest
| I cu III phO bC6ODu VI Oul
course, to be given on Tuesday even
ing of next week, Oct. %. by j. f.
Comerford. Says the White Bureau,
of Boston, SIN addition to the in
tensely interesting and thrilling H.
Illustrated story of "Our Life Saw
ers, " Mr. Comerford will present
with the aid of his skilled electricians
the very latest moving pictures ex
tant" The Boston Globe says of this
lecture as heard in Kieth's theatre in
Boston, lit is masterpiece in real
: istic art" Don't fail to hear and SET
it all next Tuesday evening.
Joshua f. Bailey and wife are visit
ing Mr. Bailey's two brothers il
Iowa.
Earle Rogers, of Randolph. who's,
.. mother is employed at the Monument
House, has just begun work as clerl
, in j. X. Lynde's store.
Our farmers like so many others il
the State have been hit hard by th'
q freezes. and the bad weather of late
! Lots of potatoes are yet in tn,
ground; corn has not all been gath
i cred; and good deal of the latte
was put into silos after having beef
frozen. But nature was never NOR
, liberal here perhaps than 1t has beef
this year, in the bountifui harvests