The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-13
Waterbury.

Miss Florerce Colby OF Burlington has |
been visiting relatives In town.
The Ladies' Orchestra will meet this |
evening with Mrs. Alice Cooley.
Miss Ellen II. Smith OF Morrisville is Wis., |
iting at the home Of 7. L. Farrell
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet this
afternoon with Mrs, Willis Bryan.
Mrs. s. d. Newton OF Barnard has been
visiting her son, Rev. W. M. Newton.
Rev. l.. II. Elliot will represent the Yer
mont Bible society at franklin, next Sum
day,
Guy Boyce and wife OF Proctor spent Sun
day with Mr.. Boyce's mother, Mrs. FL. e.
Boyce.
1t is reported that steam saw mill is to
be located where the railroad lumber yard
now is.
H. II. Frary has rented the dwelling
house on North Main street owned by DR..
| Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. f.. Palmer, Jr., are the
| happy parents Of girl baby born Saturday
morning.
Mrs. L. H. Haines and daughter Mary re.
turned from their visit to New York last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Merriam Of Chicago
are visiting their mother, Mrs. IL. Il. Mer-
RAM at Mrs. Forests.
| George w. Brown has secured an increase
of lsix dollars per month pension, through
T. j. Deavitt OF Montpelier.
j. 8. Batchelder went to Randolph yes
| terday to attend the grand lodge OF Good
Templars that opens there to-day.
Rev. George e. Lsdd is expected home
this week and will occupy the pulpit at the
Congregational church next Sunday.
II. A. Babbitt and family are to move to
Montpelier this week. He has rented his
house on Randall street to Mr.. Montana,
the baker at the asylum.
The interior OF the Congregational parson-
age is being papered under the direction OF
the Ladies' Union. A. I. Straw and Fred
Lease are doing the work.
FL. II. Frary and family Of Charlemont,
Mass, are soon to make Waterbury their
home. Mr.. Frary was formerly extensively
engaged in manufacturing at Jonesville and
still owns an interest there, but some three
years ago, to secure better supply OF the
timber necessary in their business Mr..
Frary with his two sons established new
plant in Charlemont, Mass. Mr.. Frary and
his son Edward now propose occupying
their brick building near the depot and re-
sumo business here. George III. Frary viii
remain in charge OF their factory at Charlie
mont. The people of Waterbury will be
, glad to extend hearty welcome to the
Messrs. Frary, and their extensive business
will add much to the prosperity OF our vii
: lage.
| james oOmeTVIll6 anu MISS .
, Fullerton were united in marriage at thu
home of the bride last Wednesday morning
by Rev. W. M Newton. Miss Inez L
Grout was bridesmaid and j. B. Fullerton
acted as best man. The room in which tn
=, ceremony took place was handsomely dec
, GRATED with palms and cut flowers. Abou
twenty-five intimate friends and relative
were present and many valuable gifts wer
evidence of the high esteem in which tn
happy couple are held They departed OF
81, L. w. az 1~n Ia
: the train at Montpelier Junction, hoping t.
Q avoid the usual parting embarrassments a
: the local railroad station. Their hopes wer
D vain, however, as party from Waterbur
8 were there to greet them. Mr.. and Mrs
Somerville will occupy rooms at JOSEPH
Somerville's on Main street.
t Waterbury Center.
Otto e. Newcomb has gone to Redlands
+, Cal, to spend the winter.
j. M. Ferguson left for his home in New
e York last Saturday morning.
Mrs. Mary T. Davis is in Taftsville visit
ing an aunt who is in very poor health.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Lawrence of Worces
ter were at G. II. Stones few days las
!, week.
. Our bakery is closed, and Mr.. and Mrs
: Bosworth have moved to their old home il
I Templeton, Mass.
Mrs. s. F. Stearns went to st. Lawrenc
county, N. Y, last Thursday for visi
I among her friends there.
a Miss Rosalia I. Baker, who visited Mrs
, e. III. Boyer for few days, left last wee
. Tuesday for school in Pennington, Conn.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Shepherd went t
: Broome, Canada, last week, to visit rels
tives Of Mr.. Shepherd. They returne,
: home on Tuesday.
: This week ripe raspberries were pickle
Q on the farm of E. NJ. Woodwork in Stow
I Hollow. There were also plenty Of bios
, SONS and green fruit.
y l.. M. Webb, prominent attorney OF Por
land, Maine, was in town astFriday in the in
terest of the Seminary property, which ha
: been put in his hands Tor sale.
!, Mrs. o. L. Watson, who has been spend
ing the summer at Old Orchard Beach, re
. turned to her home at her daughters, Mrs
d. G. Hayes, last Wednesday.
| Arthur A. Newcomb of Lisbon, N. HI
2 and Leo A. Newcomb OF Montpelier wae a
= home last Wednesday to see their brothe
Otto before he left for California.
: The school teachers of our town are re
5 quested to meet at the schoolhouse in Colby
a Vile next Saturday afternoon to elect OF
a foers for. the Teachers Association and al
range for their future meeting. All pres
8 ent, past and prospective teachers are in
a | vited to attend
= Captain Claud Hill and his hosts. VIII
|
Q week Tuesday, gave Captain Archie Lovet
A and his conquering heroes an oyster suppe
and promenade at Seminary Hall last Fri
4 day evening. More than two hundre,
! were present to participate in the pleasan
exercises.
Warning. - Persons who suffer from
coughs and colds should heed the warming
OF danger and save themselves suffering anC
fatal results by using One Minute Cougl
Cure. II is an infallible remedy for coughs
colds. Group and all throat and lun(
troubles. W. E. Terrill & Co.
Woodbury..
d. b. Nelson is painting b. II. Daniels
store and house.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Foster have started OF
a carriage drive through the northern part Of
the state.
Murdoch Matheson and Grace Nichols were
married last week. They have the best
wishes of all in this vicinity.
Milo Winters has exchanged places with the
Fletcher Granite Company and is now the
owner of the old mill house.
Harlow Hopkins was bitten by Ed. Fosters
dog last Wednesday. The owner of the dog
had him killed and the boy is doing nicely
The weather Saturday night was severe