The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-11-03
Williamstown.

Miss Dora Plat is able to get about on
crutches.
Miss Annie Mckee is pupil in Goddard
Seminary.
Milton Staples is visiting a sister in
Marshfeld.
Ernest Nichols has been in town for a
few days past
Earl Gerrish of Montpelier was in town
over last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edison went to Bos-
ton last Wednesday.
A daughter was born last Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. AFRO Reed.
Mrs. Thomas Sheridan visited friends in
Mortified last week.
George e. Bosworth was in the Boston
market for goods last week.
j. w. Flint has had some of the rooms in
his pretty new house frescoed.
Eugene Call has been doing carpenter
work in East Brookfield of late.
l. G. Little is in poor health and under
the care of DR.. Flower of Boston.
Rev. J. O. Sherburne was in attendance
at late convention in st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Martin were Wis
1ting friends in Lowell, Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Seaver of Chicago left
here this week after stay OF some months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kendrick of Barre
were recent guests of Mrs. Almira Prescott.
Miss Maud Hutchinson has returned from
school in Northfeld on account of diphtheria
there.
Miss Saida Mckee has returned from
Canada, and is with her sister, Mrs. George
Mari.
Fred Burnham carries a bad-looking eye,
the result OF an injury while playing with
the boys.
Blackberry bushes have just been putting
forth new leaves under the recent warm
weather.
George Adams came over from Fair
Haven, last week for few days visit with
home friends.
Mrs. Loren M. Downing of St. Adams
was the guest of her brother, Horace e.
White, last week.
W., W. Joe Murray, so long sufferer from
,ronhie NJ an eve, is getting help, and with
prospect of relief
George Clark Of Barre is moving into the
Enoch Howe house, and will make it a
boardiDg-house.
1t is hoped that the health of Mrs. P. P.
Womer will allow her return here about
the first of December.
Leslie D. Gale is yet staying at a cottage
in connection with the Fabyan House at
the White Mountains.
ing at painting and vanishing in Rev. w.
Schoheld's new house.
Mrs. Orville III. Briggs had the pleasure
of visit. last week, from her cousin, Mrs
Hiram Wells of Cabot.
David Gale is finishing off rooms in his
mothers house, to which we hear Mrs. Gale
will return from Barre.
The first carload of turnips that we ever
heard of being shipped from here, was re-
Gently sent out by Ernest Riddell.
One of our farmers sees what he has come
to regard as an unmistakable sign that win.
ter will set in in about three or four weeks
Not for two or three years, it is said, have
there been 30 many boarders at the MOnu.
ment House at this season OF the year az
now.
Chris Elliott is staying at present with
one OF his two brothers in Trinidad, Colo
He continues to write favorably of his
heath
Samuel j. Spinney, who went from here
to Calais, Maine, some months ago. has re
turned to granite cutting for Grearson 8
Beckett.
b. #. Sibley writes from st. Cloud, MINI.
that he was able to ride out the first of las
week. and that he 10 feeling more hopeful
of his case.
Further news has just come of the won
derful Improvement in the physical condi
ton of Will Mcconnell, under osteopathi,
treatment in Kirksville, Mo.
Great mpathy is felt for Henry Erskine
who is afflicted with cancers, and great will
be the hope that the medical assistance h,
is invoking may be successful
Mrs. Armins Benedict Lougee fails to &c
much II any more use of her paralyzed lef
side. With the aid of a wheel chair she Il
moved about the house some.
Preston G.. Reed has left the employ O
Thomas Saunders in Haverhill, Mass, ant