The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-11-16


chusetts, are TO spend the winter at the
hotel here. Mrs. Bowen is the widow of
the late Timothy Bowen, a former resident
here.
Mrs. CobleiRh has been visiting in the
north part of the state. == Fred Thickett,
wheelwright, after an absence of a year,
has returned and is working at his trade in
his old shop - Arthur Howe of Hud-
son, Mass, was here over Sunday. 60
Miss Julia Kinsman is able to be out again
AFTER long confinement with "A broken arm
- Mrs. Addie Fitch and daughter are
to spend the winter in Greenfield, Mass
Tunbridge.
School In district No. closed last Friday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Howe have a
little son, born the 9TH inst. - Mrs
Rebecca King closes her house. this week
and will spend the winter in Lawrence,
Mass, with her son. go A. p. Salter is
Aunt Electa" farm. - Mr.. Porter has
moved TO the Hanson farm.
Warren.
Nearly all the schools in town closed last
Friday
II: II. Moore is entertaining visitors from
Rochester.
Sleighs were out last Friday for the first
time this season.
Miss Eva Goodspeed, who taught the fall
term in North Favston. is spending short
vacation with friends here, but expects to
teach the same school this winter.
Mack Dimick closed successful term Of
school in district No. l. last Saturday. In
the evening his nupils gave him a surprise
visit at Nahum Nichols, which was pleas
ant occasion and greatly enjoyed.
There was a surprise birthday party at
Rev j. W. Buzzell's last Friday evening,
it being the birthday anniversary Of both
Mr.. and Mrs. Buzzell-they being fiftv-six
years Old A large company was present,
and some valuable gifts were left with the
estimable couple.
Orrin Arnold is to remove to South Fran
lngham. Mass. to work on a stock farm.
- Joe Elliott, who has been quite i'll,
is convalescing. - Miss Ada Cuthbert
is visiting friends in Mortified and vicinity
- Mrs Walter Vradenburg and James
Nichols are seriously i'll. Will Har-
mon is dangerously i'll, suffering from pneu-
monia.
Washington.
Ida Flint is in town. after spending the
summer at the White mountains.
1t is rumored that a new store will be
opened in the Worthley block the present
week
A number Of children in town are afflicted
with an epidemic similar to whooping-cough
minus tne WhOOp.'
Our local democrats are preparing for the
celebration of the Cleveland victory at
Barre next Thursday evening.
The Washington democracy have num-
her of willing postmasters in their ranks
and prospective consul to No Mans Land
A fine veal belonging TO Hon. II. A.
White. met with a fatal mishap in the mas.
ture, while the Judge was on his trip to Bos-
ton.
George NJ. Seaver has about decided to
give mp the farm and accent permanent
position as solicitor for the Waterman Pub
fishing Company.
Ed. Emery. who has recently taken pos
session of Mrs. Downing's house on the
Chelsea road, lost horse last week. which
was found dead in the stall.
An oyster supper is to be given by the
Universalist society at town hall next Sat-
urdaV evening. the proceeds of which are
TO be devoted to the purchase of an organ
for the church A fine entertainment is be-
ing prepared, which will comprise several
novel features
Waterbury.
The ladies' of the Methodist church will
hold a fair in the basement of the new
church. November 20 and 30
Miss Susan Fisk died at the town farm.
Monday, and was buried at Waterbury
Center on Tuesday morning.
Iii said that the peaceable residents of
mouse on Cooley avenue were startled by
an attempted burglary the other evening.
Rev. Mr.. Fisk Of Waitsfeld exchanged
with Rev. s. II. Wheeler, last Sabbath. and
gave an interesting talk on "Methods " TO
the members of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety in the evening.
Ralph Bingham of Philadelphia will give
a nj staf IN, thn In1l ID Ag.
hotel, Wednesday evening of this week
Those in this place who have heard him
pronounce him a marvel as an impersonator
and violinist.
The old Methodist church property and
100 feet on the railroad end of the site of the
new Methodist church have been sold to
syndicate, consisting of w. p. Dillingham;,
G. f. Moody, ]. w. Moody and c. S. CO.
nant, the consideration being 81 900.
Twenty or more members of the legisla.
ture suddenly dropped in on Waterbury
Monday morning. the Vermont asylum
being their objective pOint. Though their
coming was unheralded they were per-
fectlv satisfied with the condition in which
they found the wards and patients.
Gertrude Wallace is home from Mont
pelier from her school for two weeks va
cation. - Mr.. and Mrs. Rice Davenport
OF Williamstown are at the Methodist mar
sonage for few weeks visit Helen
Farrell has been quite sick. The
youngest child of George Morton has been
dangerously i'll of pneumonia. - Frank
Williams has commenced an apprentice
ship with o f. Scott. the jeweler. -
Stephen Hayden goes to Haverhill, Mass.
next week, to visit his children. Levi
Davis is out of the asylum for vacation.
Waterbury Center.
There is TO he a union service at the
Methodist church, next Sunday. and Pro-
lessor p. II. Dale will preach Thanksgiv-
ing sermon.
Clarence Huntley has bought the Adam
Wood farm - Almon Hart has gone to
Duxbury for the winter. - Mrs. W. E.
Marshal returned from Philadelphia on
Saturday. Miss Sarah Graves has
been stOpping with MS Allen a few DAYS.