The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-09-07
Waterbury.

Lyman Prescott is very sick.
o. A. Seabury left for Albany, N. Y. last
| Friday.
Lillian Ladd was a guest at Ed. CIRCUITS
last week.
d. w. Cooley visited his wife in town
last week.
A son of Ezra Conant was buried last
Saturday.
L. II. johnson who has been seriously i'll
is recovering.
w. M. Gibbs has moved to the mansion
In Colbyville.
Mrs. e. Dumas returned from her visit in
Orange last Thursday.
The Ladies' Union held business meet
ing yesterday afternoon.
E. F. Savage will soon occupy Mrs. For
ests house on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mayo, Jr., are the hap
Ply parents of son, born last Friday.
Mrs. Hattie Pike is moving to the place
she recently purchased at the Center.
@. e. Wells has resumed his studies in
Kirksville, Mo-, school of osteopathy.
Mrs. A. M. Reynolds died at her home on
Crossett hill and was buried last Saturday
Miss Ida King has returned to her duties
in New York after two weeks visit at
home
Leonard and Florence Norton returned
last Friday from visit to their sister in
Winooski.
William Deal was taken suddenly i'll
while working at Warrens tannery last
Thursday.
Rev H. II. Elliot will represent the cause
of the Vermont Bible Society at Westford
next Sunday
The farmers are very busy harvesting
their corn and potatoes and report fair
crop generally.
Timothy Callahan has gone to Platts-
burgh n. Y, where he has secured situ-
! alton in business.
Inez Blanchard who has been visiting at
the home OF Paul Lacosse returned to her
home in Boston Monday.
Ed. Sylvester met with severe accident
while working in Moody's Mill last week,
whereby he lost thumb.
Mrs. L. S. Richardson of Concord, N. H.,
and Mrs. G. N. Selleck of Chicago are
guests Of Mrs. E. A. Dumas
j. B. Fullerton of Willimantic, Conn, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Fullerton on Randall street.
E. 3. Hucking has moved his family
| from Enosburg Falls aud will occupy the
house vacated by w. R. Nash
B. e. Wallace and Fred @. Luce were in
Boston and New York last week purchas-
| ing goods for their respective stores.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Mis-
sionary Society will be held this afternoon
at three o'clock in the vestry OF the Congre-
| gational church.
Rev. l.. n. Moody was in town last Tues
day, bringing the remains OF his infant
daughter for burial in the village cemetery.
Mrs. Moody is CRITICALLY i'll at her homo in
Gaysville.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin X. Dillingham; of
Houston, Texas, enjoyed few days last
week at the home Of their uncle, Ex-Gover-
nor Dillingham;. Mrs. Dillingham; being
native of the Lone Star" State, appreciates
Green Mountain scenery and its invigor-
ating atmosphere, keenly.
The Southland Male Quartette of jubilee
singers gave concert here last Saturday
evening in aid OF the High and Industrial
School for colored people at Fort Valley,
Ga: The quartette remained over night
and sang at union service in the Congre-
gational church Sunday morning. The
harmony of their voices was greatly en-
joyed, and substantial aid was given most
worthy cause.
The fall term OF the village schools open
ed this week with every department over
flowing The ladies' hall Of the Congrega.
tional church has been fitted up for use
this term to relieve the pressure in the ju-
nior and grammar grades OF the main
school. The scholars seem happy in anti
cipating the completion OF the new building
for the winter term. Miss Sanborn OF Brad
ford is welcomed back by her former pupils
Hyde Park comes as new teacher, highly
recommended. The coming year promises
to be profitable one for all attending.
Waterbury Center.
F.. M. Bryan of Montpelier spent last
Sunday with his parents.
Miss Ida Nj. Fuller spent last Sunday at
Colbyville. with her friend Miss Landt
@. II. Stone received visit last week
from his brother, e. w. Stone OF Worcester,
Mass.
Miss Kathie Dillingham; went to White
River Junction last Thursday. Her school
opened on Monday.
, Mrs. Julia A. Robinson who has been
camping at Mirror lake the past summer
, returned home last Saturday.
In the thunder storm Of Sunday afternoon
large maple shade tree in front OF L. w
Russells house was blown down.
!, Professor and Mrs. c. II. Stone returned
| to Goddard seminary last Friday, to pre-
pare for the opening Of the fall term.
Mrs. Williams Of Providence, !R. l., and
Miss Gertrude Norris of Middlesex, visited
Misses Mary and Abbie Cressey last Wed.
nesday.
turned home last week after spending seve
raj weeks here, which he enjoyed in fish.
ing and other out door pleasures.
Harry II. Dillingham; of the Woodstock
Inn came home a short time ago after more
, help He got his sister, Miss Ollie, and
Mrs. Parcher to go back with him.
Mrs. George Jackman and her daughter
OF Bridgeport, Conn, were with her uncle
John Jackman, and cousin, Mrs. Jessie W
: Hayes, last week Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Marshall are being
d visited by their two daughters, Mrs. Mary
K. Lyttle Of Meriden, Conn, and Mrs. II
. j. Parker Of Westbrook Me. Mr.. Parker
also came Saturday to make a short visit
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