The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-05

Leman Wright, on Fish Hill" -
| James Keefe and wife of Bellows Falls are
| in town. - A. e. Carleton left Monday
morning for the White Mountains, where
he has secured place in one of the large
| hotels. - Frank Wadleigh has closed
his labors with w. e. Williams and opened
a meat market of his own in Huntingtons
block. |. d. Litchied will take his place
at the Red Lion market - George II.
Wood has returned from York Beach.
Maine, where he has been at work.
North Randolph.
Measles has been prevailing here. g.
Mrs. Bertha Durkee, who has been teaching
in South Tunbridge, is at home. - Mrs.
f. G. Parmelee and daughter Alice of Bos-
ton, Clyde ID. Moulton of Medford, Emma
Moulton, Mrs. Horace Robins and two sons
of Keene. N. H.. are at ID. d. Moultons.
Waterbury.
DIR. Tenney and sister Alice of Boston are
visiting their parents, Rev. l.. Tenney and
wife.
The young people of Mill village INDUCED
in ride to Moss Glen Falls yesterday and
enjoyed picnic.
Rev. L. H. Elliot presented the cause of
the Vermont Bible Society to congregations
at Essex Junction and Essex Center last
| Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff Graves is suffering from a
| general attack of rheumatism, and his APP
| pearance on the street does not indicate the
least anxiety to be youthful.
Orlo Ayers has sold his dwelling. house to
| Mr.. Holton, who has bought lot from Mr..
Randall next Mr.. Cooley's, where Mr.. Ayers
will move the house and then build fine
house on the old foundation, after some al
terations the building to be finished by the
! first of October.
| uorr,, M,noI, 1ooJa, - .L, IroIt;o
theater orchestra of Boston, with his sister
Mildred, are guests of the Waterbury Hotel
| for the summer. They will be Joined by
the remainder of the family this week This
| has been their summer home for several
years, and host of friends greet their ar
rival
Hon. j. j. Deavitt of st. Adams, who is
visiting his brother, William Deavitt, had a
narrow escape last week. While in his
| brothers pasture, he was attacked by d
bull but the vigorous blows from his cane
| on his bullships nose kept him at bay until
the judge beat hasty retreat over the near.
est fence, thus escaping injury except from
fright
Neighbors and friends of Daniel Moody
were much shocked last Saturday evening
to hear of his sudden death, as hardly any
one knew he was sick. On Sunday Drs
James, Grout and Minard held post NOR
tenn examination and pronounced it hear
ternoon Rev. Mr.. Hamlin conducted tn,
services.
Henry Burleigh and wife of Cleveland
Ohio, are visiting j. A. Burleigh. The man,
friends of Henry are glad to see him. Sine,
his last visit to Vermont he has visited va
rious places in the far West in search Of
health. Redlands, Cal, and Denver, Col.
seemed to agree with him. and we under
stand he is thinking of making the latte
city his home.
The GLORIOUS Fourth was ushered il
with all the noise that the most ambitious
Young American could desire. The ring
ing of bells, with accompanying yells, tisl
, horns, and fireworks, was immense an,
continued until everybody was satisfied
The day was quiet, as most of the restless
ones visited surrounding towns where cele
bratione took place.
Our village seems destined to rival neigh
boring towns of much larger population i
the number of DRINKS and disorderly oC
currences. Last Monday no less than 81
individuals were intoxicated, and muc
larger number were seen patronizing tn
pocket bottle system which hourishes G
late. Is it not time for the proper author
, ity to suppress this traffic?
, The annual meeting of the stakeholder
of the Waterbury Library Association viii
, be held in the library rooms at four o'cloc
. P. NJ. Tuesday July II, for the purpose {
electing officers for the year ensuing.
full attendance is requested. All member
are requested to pay in their annual tax O
- fifty cents before that time During tn
months of July and August the rooms wi
l be open Saturdays from three to six o'cloc
. and from seven to eight o'clock PM.
:. Miss A, M. Libby of Chelsea, Mass, and he
! friend, Miss Gary of Boston, arrived Monda
night and will enjoy their usual summe
vacation as the guests of Messrs. Barrett
- Alice Moody of Boston was here I
q f,t,, lxnfl Ark lat n
day. - Mrs. Wheelock is visiting he
son, DR.. j. T. Wheelock. - Mrs. A. E
4 Selleck is visiting friends and relatives i
town. - Anna L. Booker leaves mex
o Saturday for Bethlehem, n. H., where sh
has secured position for the summer in tn
a Chicago is here for the summer, visitin
her mother, Mrs. Forrest. - James No
ton of Stafford, Conn, is visiting h
brother. George Norton of Mill villag
: - Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hunt, of Hunt ,
Babbitt, spent last week with their friend
in Hardwck. - Karl G. Wells of Re,
9 lands, Cal, is visiting friends in the Eas
}, He will hardly be recognized as the littl
= son of Curtis Wells who left Vermont man
years ago for the far West. 20.
l. Seabury is In town enjoying few days re-
h and the cordial greetings of host of friend
g - Mary E. Colby has returned from S
g Louis, Mo-, having completed two-year
a course of study and teaching in the publ
d kindergarten schools of that city.
g Williamstown.
Leslie Crane and wife of Proctor are
" town.
r The Fourth got only " a passing notice
a here this year.
|, The granite shops shut down on Monds
@ and Tuesday.
n Frank e. Barnes, after a training cour