The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-04
Waterbury.

Waterbury.
j. G. Griggs went to Boston Monday on
few days business trip.
Miss Bessie Haines is at home for two
weeks vacation from New York.
Mrs Frank Graves OF Randolph is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Wyman.
Mrs. G. e. Richardson and son Dan Of
Concord are enjoying few days visit here.
Rev. L. II. Elliott represented the Yer.
mont Bible Society at ST. Adams Bay last
Sunday
Miss Kimball of Northheld, former
teacher in our high school has been visiting
Miss Hattie Morse.
Miss Lena Wallace went to Randolph
on Monday, where she will attend sum-
mer school for teachers
The Ladies Missionary Society will hold
a meeting in the vestry Of the Congrega.
tional church Wednesday afternoon at 2: 80
o'clock.
Mrs Laura Wilbur and children, and her
sister, Miss Mary Parker Of New Bruns-
wick, N. j., after two weeks visit here,
returned to their cottage at Cedar Beach
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Taplin, who have
been the guests Of j. W. Moody for few
weeks past. went to Underhill Monday for
a short visit after which they will return to
their home in Iowa.
James McCaffy of Bellows Falls, who is
employed as tinsmith in theIhardware store
Of @. ID. Robinson, has moved his family to
this place and they are occupying the house
of Matt Carr on Elm street.
George Dale returned home from Bethel
where he was summoned about ten days
ago by reason OF the serious condition Of
his wife. He reports a great improvement
and it is hoped she may recover.
The floral festival given by the ladies Of
the Congregational church on Friday even
ing was well attended and greatly enjoyed
The music furnished by the ladies of the
Mandolin and Guitar club, assisted by a
cornet soloist, was thoroughly appreciated.
The newly-chosen officers of the local
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endea-
vor are: President, Miss Carrie Haines
Yice.president, Mrs. Frank Knight; CORES
ponding secretary, Miss Julia Parker; re-
cording secretary, Miss Helen Babbitt
treasurer, Miss Eta Graves.
A party consisting Of w. j. Boyoe and
family, E. f. Savage and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Seth Boyce went Monday to Highgate
Springs for ten days outing. The party
will be joined later by Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Boyce OF Essex, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fl.
Boyce of Proctor and H. B. Ryford of NAL
den, Mass
Not to be outdone, our neighbors across
the river propose having as good water for
domestic purposes as we are now enjoying.
Springs have been found on the farm Of
Mr. Deavitt that will supply the people Of
Duxbury Corners with an abundance of
pure cold water. The reservoir will have
an elevation Of about 2S0 feet, and it will re-
quire little over mile OF piping The en-
terprise will be owned and managed by Mr.
B. r. Demeritt and e. F. Palmer, Jr, which
is a guarantee that the work will be
we'll done and good service rendered
The entertainment to be given at the
Methodist church next Friday evening in
aid of the Cemetery Association promises
to surpass in interest anything heretofore
presented. 1t Is seldom that an appeal to
the public for assistance to a worthy object
can be made with the confidence OF hearty
support, that this one does. The efforts OF
the association since its organization in i'm
proving and identifying the cemetery is too
we'll known to require further mention
The programme consists OF vocal and in
strumentsl selections, with readings and
recitations as follows: l. Organ Duet,
Misses Carpenter and Fullerton. 2. Mag
ara Rapids-galop. Arranged by Mrs. M. E.
asnS aBd vsns g. sOnss s %ss Besse
Wells. 4. Piano Duet. Misses Consnt and
King. 8. Reading, 1.-THE Honor of the
Woods" Miss Josephine Taylor. 6. Sing
ing, "Wake Little Kate" male quartette.
Z. Music, young mems orchestra. 8. Song,
NJ. o. Evans, Jr. 10. Reading-Lasca, Miss
Josephine Taylor. IL. Piano Duet-L'Al-
erte, Messrs. Evans and Moody. II. Sing
ing, male quartette. 10. Music, young
mems orchestra. IA. Waltz Song-Blue
Eyes. Arranged by Mrs. M. e. Lang
Banjeaurine, banjos. guitars, mandolins
highly favored in securing the best local
talent, and the assistance Of Mr. George
Moody of Burlington and Mrs. M. e. Lang
OF Montpelier will be appreciated.
Waterbury Center.
Miss frankie L. Lotus OF Lawrence
Mass, Is visiting here.
Mrs. George II. Hastings OF Waitsfield
visited her brother, W. 81. Shepherd last
week.
Miss Nettie Swift of Danbury, Conn, ii
spending few weeks with Mrs. N. L. De
| merritt.
Mrs. Ann Foster has returned from visit
| ing her sister in Tunbridge, with health
much improved
Prof. G. FL. Stone, Jr., returned from
Fairfax last wednesday. Mrs. Stone ar
rived last Monday.
The next meeting of Waterbury Grang,
will be Tuesday evening, August 10. Al
the members are requested to be present.
Mrs. Joel Remington Of Burlington ha
been guest at @. Lyons, together with
daughter of #. q. Lyons for several days.
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who have been in Stowe and in this plac
for two months past, returned to their hom
in Salem, Mass, last Saturday.
But few went to the excursion to Yer
| gennes last Saturday. Those who wen
were Jesse Lyon, Ernest Moody, Dean
Hayes, N. l.. Demeritt and Miles Godfrey
They report fine time.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Almy. wit
their two children, mode short calls upo
some OF their friends here. Mr.. Almy
senior partner Of the firm Of Almy, Bigelow
& Washburn of Salem, Mass, and is one c
the solid men Of that colonial city.
Messrs. William Manning and Clsrenc
johnson of Templeton, Mass, have bee
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. III. Bosworth til
past week. They came on wheels, maxim
the trip. nearly 100 miles, in two day
Mr.. johnson Is q brother OF Mrs. Boswortb
Mrs d. 4. johnson and Miss Minnie n
Smith OF Worcester, Mass, were at NJ ]
Dillingham's last week, Mr.. johnson r
turning home on Saturday. Miss Smith wi
remain with Mr.. and Mrs. Dillingham;, ht
grandparents. through her school vac
ton.
DON'T nauseate your stomach with tel
and bitter herbs, but regulate your liv'
and sick headache by using those famol
little pills known as De Wits Little Ear
Risers. W. Il. Terrin & 90.