The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-07-28
WaterburY.


ow at Colbyville quietly feeding.
! Have you noticed the two new watering
troughs for public use in this village2
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Towne are the happy
parents of baby boy born Saturday.
Edward Loomis OF Burlington has been
visiting at Mrs. DR.. Fales' Tor few days
past
E. G. Taylor and wife Of Windsor were
guests at the home OF #. II. Atherton over
| Sunday.
Herbert Conant and family Of Lowell,
Mass, are visiting at the home OF q. s. 90
nant for a few days
Presiding Elder l.. o. Sherburne conduct
ed communion services at the Methodist
church Sunday morning
w. s. Fisher Of Brattleboro and j. r.
Herrick Of Peekskil, N. Y, are the guests
, Tor a ;s;;v days Of their friend, Paul Dilling-
ham.
Hon. Frank Dillingham; and family left
Thursday evening for San Francisco,
whittier they will sail on or about the 10th
Of August for Auckland, New Zealand.
Guy Boyce and wife of st. Adams are
visiting Mrs II. Z, Boyce. Mr.. Boyce, who
was recently burned out by the destruction
| OF the Weldon House, will make his home
| in this place for the near future.
Rev. and Mrs. w. M. Newton and NJ. FL.
Moody have returned from Toronto, where
they attended the International Epworth
League Convention, and report a most in
teresting and profitable meeting
The ladies of the Congregational church
will hold floral festival in the hall OF the
church next Friday evening. Refreshments
will be served at eight O'Clock and all are
cordially invited. Tickets fifteen cents
The Montpelier Hustlers, with Seguin and
Cilley for battery put up GOOD game Oh
ball yesterday on the depot grounds. Inc
Waterbury club had to do some hustling
bnt they got there all the same ana beat
their visitors IL TO 7.
Miss Pearl Randall gave delightful lawn
party to her friends Monday evening in
honor of her school friends, Misses Lila
Virgin and Mabel Norris of Concord, N. II.
Among those from out of town were Ed
ward Richardson of Concord, N. B. Keller,
Russell Page and Miss Alice Page OF Hyde
Park, John Herrick of Peekskill and Will
fred Fisher of Brattleboro.
B. H. Dewey of the Standard Oil Com
pany, and a resident of Brooklyn, N "
was in town few days last week. Mr.
Dewey is a former resident of this place
y. and his presence among his fellow-towns
men refreshes the memory OF the time when
4 he was the congenial cashier OF the Water
T., bury National Bank and a captain IN tnt
local fire department., with prominence IL
:, Masonic circles He was warmly welcomed
by a large number OF friends.
|. Mrs Cornelius Moody died last Thursday
Il evening after many months OF patient SUI
\, fering with consumption. She was twenty
g seven years OF age. the daughter OF Mfs, ia a
= this community is extended to her husband
=, | in his great atflicton and to her mother ant
D relatives who feel their loss so keenly
!. The funeral was held Saturday Afternoon
4 assisted by Rev. w. M. Newton, officiating
b The full board of the trustees Of the in
s sane asylum, Hon. G. w. Wing OF Mont
a pelier e. P. ellison Of Rutland and DIR. w
!, N. Platt of Shoreham, held meeting at thu
/. latter institution last Wednesday afternoon
IS and awarded the contracts for the heating
:. and ventilating of the south wing and for tn
t. construction OF cold storage besides
: laboratory and mortuary building. A. b
g. Franklin OF Boston was given the contrac
; that calls for duplicate Of the north win
J. as to heating and ventilation and for fur
n nishing one new boiler of 100 horse power
: Thomas A. Rogers of Brandon was award
: ed the contract for the construction OF tn
10 cold storage that will join the present kitch
: en- and a laboratory and mortuary building
g that will be about forty-three feet squar.
r. and two stories high. Also brick wal
u around the criminal exercise yard.
= Our village is to be congratulated on it
J. good fortune in securing as principal 10
70 the graded school, Prof. s. L. Hutchinson
:, of Cazenovia, N. Y The school director
q have spared no efforts in finding the RICH
" man for the position. Mr.. Hutchinson
. graduated from the Syracuse University II
T. 1892 with highest honors Of his class, ha
r had large experience as teacher in publ
|, schools and for the last two or three year
3, has been member of the faculty OF Gaze
a. =, novia Seminary, having charge OF the de
ID partment OF natural science. With the bes
+, Of Endorsements and a purpose to max
s. teaching a profession, it is hoped that hi
d residence here may become permanent an
III our schools under his guidance be deservin
OF the highest commentator. Miss Jull
III Moody has been secured as his assistant i
Al. IL 81 a.,I An-x N Of No,
risburgh, teacher Of experience and hig
% reputation, for the grammar grade. The II
81 termediate and primary departments wi
* be under the management OF Miss Mors
IS and Miss Fairbrother, who have been re
"a tanned.
~ n Mrs H. Foster of Barre is visiting friend
=. and relatives III this place. u. A
r. Dodge and niece visited friends in Vel
= shire recently. -. T: Carter of Low
= ell, Mass. has Joined his family here
r =Mr and Mrs. G. l. Wallace Q
p Barre visited at j. A. Dodges last weeh
" Their daughter Lucia returned home wit
~ them on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs L
~ S. Folsom spent last Saturday and Sunda
At visiting friends in Chelsea. - II. {
a. q Richardson and G. A. Richardson were i
n Hanover last Saturday.
ST Wells River.
Carl Morse is here on his vacation.
'. Albert Bailey has wired his house 70
t. electric lights.
g Mrs. Lee and children returned from Oar
vile, P. O., on Monday.
Mamie Foss is at St. Adams visiting he
n sister, Mrs d. ID. Davis.
y Mrs. Fowler of Windsor is at the home G
her daughter, Mrs. Goss.
10 Orrn Abbott OF St. Johnsbury is visitin
70 his sister Mrs E. Baldwin
Miss Hattie Munsell has sung first sc
ic prano in church for two Sundays.
3 About eight hundred and fifty pounds c
l. butter are being made daily at the cream
cry.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Gouzenbach of st. Johns
y bury spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
+ Albert Bailey.
=, Mrs. John Bailey has been quite sic
d with neuralgia for two weeks and is stil
9t confined to her bed.
n Herbert Chamberlin has been sick for tw
"a weeks and obliged to take rest from hi
=. work in the creamery.