The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-01
Williamstown.

The schools in town will begin next weekt
Earl Sherburne is going to Connecticut to
attend school.
Mrs. Francis Carleton of Tunbridge is
visiting in town.
Capt. Lemuel Abbott of Washington, d.
c., was in town last week.
The new creamery will be in operation
after the 10Th inst, we hear
Mrs Luela Griffith of Chelsea is visiting
her sister, Mrs. o. A. Blanchard.
Veteran Gilbert o. Smith was in Buffalo
N. Y, last week, at the G. A. r. encamp-
ment.
Rev. G. II. Morse of Brookfield was much
liked at the Congregational church here on
Sunday.
Plymon Seaver of Washington is in town
with relatives and suffering from a bad
cold and cough.
Carl j. Benedict and family returned las.
week to his home in Waterbury after few
days visit here.
Mrs. George G. Earle of Barre, accompan-
led by her granddaughter, has been with her
parents here of late.
The Unversalist ladies gave an ice-cream
and dramatic entertainment at the town
hall on Friday evening.
Neal B. Smith is longing to descend from
his sky-scrapiDg business, and run up to
Vermont for vacation.
Landlord J. W. Browns register shows
nearly two hundred transient visitors in
twenty-nine days of August.
Mrs. Segee Moore plans to 60 in a month
or two to Milaca, Minnesota, whittier her
invalid husband went last week.
Mrs. NJ. j. White and daughter, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Laura Davis Lynde, return
this week to their home in Melrose, Mass.
Mrs. P. P. Womer seems to be improving
and will go to her old home in Pennsylva-
mia as soon as She able to take the journey.
DR.. Jason G. Briggs and family, now of
SomeIvllle, Mass, were in town for two or
three days last week with old.time friends.
E. 9. Noble Of Potsdam, N Y, will close
his labors here the 10Th inst, and return
little later to his medical studies in Mont.
real.
Misses Susie Benedict and Gertie, daugh-
ter OF Gurdon Martin, are to attend the fall
term Of the Montpelier Seminary in Mont
pelier.
Conductor James j. Kanaly was off from
duty last week, because of injury to his
nanS, while coupling cars few weeks ago,
in Barre.
MIS-. Cnnarles Holden has been severely i'll
in the last ten days or more with infiamma-
ton of the bowels, but seems likely to re-
cover.
The granite business here is moving on,
with seeming satisfaction to all concerned,
and we hope no let.ups are soon to occur as
last year
The annual reunion of the Minot-Martin
family will be held at the home of Mrs.
Eunice Martin Whitney on Thursday Of
this week,
Dr.. George E. Maloy and family were
visiting in Boston last week. They will re-
turn to their home, in st. Cloud, Minnesota,
this week
,.t1 IN, prff lauf
week met Mrs. Manning S. Poole of Chi
cago, who with other Chicago ladies, was
visiting the city
Who OF all her acquaintance will not re-
ioice with the family of Fred Jackson be-
cause his wife's physical and mental health
has returned to her?
On account of an injury to his back while
sheds, Stone Cutter William Cults had to
lay off from work last week.
George Clark, a former landlord here, was
up from Barre on Friday, looking at the
Enoch Howe house, with reference to open
ing boarding house. He was pleased with
the house.
The cream separated daily here is taken
to the Berlin creamery to be churned. We
know not the cause OF the delay TO put the
needed machinery into the new creamery
building here.
The fall term Of school in the George
Slavery, the PTentiss Waldo, and the David
Gale districts will be taught respectively
by Frank Erskine, Miss Belle t.obinson and
Miss Myra Seaver
The members Of the Home Department
of the Congregational Sunday school are
especially invited to attend the picnic at the
Gulf Springs, on next Friday il pleasant
otherwise on Saturday.
In the recent game OF baseball here be
tween the Brookfelds and Williamstowns
the latter were victors by handsome ma
jority OF scores, thus wiping out in part the
previous whipping they got by the former
team a week or two before.
Master Mark Blanchard, who has been