The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-09-27
Bradford.

Bra0tOrO.
Miss Sadie Parker is visiting relatives in
Littleton. N. III.
Adelbert Osborne's residence is being
wired for electric lights.
Gardner j. Garfield spent Sunday with
his daughter at West Lebanon.
Miss Edith b. Jones is visiting her pa
rents, DIR. and Mrs. j. III. Jones.
L. A. Merrill has been suffering quite
severely for several days from an attack OF
bilious fever.
Miss Eliza George employed in the
WATCHMAN Office at Montpelier arrived al
her home on Monday
Miss Helen Nye who has been spending
two weeks vacation with relatives at Clln-
ton, Mass returned Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Curtis left Thursday
for New York where Mrs. Curtis will buy a
large line OF fall and winter millinery
goods.
Mrs. M. q. Williams who has been spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs. V. A.
Doty returned to her home ut Putney on
Monday.
Henry Stevens and wife of Lake Placid
N Y. are in town assisting in the care OF
her father, Arad Jenkins who ID very low
with heart trouble.
Mrs, Mark Wheeler of New York and
daughter, Mrs. Ella Wilcox, who nave been
spending few days at Hotel Low left Tor
North ThetfQId Cd Monday.
Miss Lois Albee left Thursday for Wind
sor Locks, Conn, where she expects to re-
sumo her place in the millinery store where
she was employed several months ago
Mrs. l.. r. Nourse left Tuesday for Mid.
dlebury TO attend the woman's missionary
meeting She expects to spend several
DAYS with her sister at Ferrisburg before
returning.
Owing to the absence of Rev. FL. J. Kill
bourn no services were held at the Congre-
gational church Sunday. Union services
ware held at Grace church with sermons by
the pastor, Rev. H. A. Webb morning and
evening.
Compsny G held it's first out door drill
Saturday preparatory to the Dewey celeDra'
ton at Montpelier, which they are expect
ed to attend. Appearances would indicate
great need OF drilling TO make even creu'
liable appearance.
For several months considerable anxiety
has been felt in regard to the supply of wa
ter from the village water system as the
brooks and springs from which the system
received it supply were extremely low
The water commissioners Sent notioes 10
patrons of the water system that 1t must De
used with care and by 80 doing 1t has been
kent I'D to the present time with no ma
terial Inconvenience to the users although
far from being free from danger from the
loss of water, yet the commissioners are
the supply.
STAFFORD.
William r Sanborn, Esq, and wife, are
visiting in Greenfield, Mass.
William Stone OF Norwich, who runs the
creamery, has moved into w. s. Bradbury'i
house.
Mes. A. M. Hszsl'on has sold the hote
stand and her tiilage land to Frank Mer
rill of Corinth
Curtis Morrill,, who recently fell from thu
roof of high barn, is 30 nearly recovered
as to be able to walk about.
DEC. e. Quimby, his wife and daughter
of New York city, who have recently beer
boarding at X. A. Hatch's, left town oil
Monday.
William Blackin, a lawyer OF New York
has been in Stafford several days, examln
ing mining rights in the northerly part o
the town owned by the Reynolds brothe1s
who are about to organize STOCK cope
mining company.
will G. Hazetou, now at the Mar.
Hitchcock hospital in Hanover il rapid !.
improving and will soon be discharged
He was injured by a ball hitting his fore
hea and fracturing his skull nearly to tn
appeared, the skull was opened and clio
that had formed upon the brain was re
moved. The operation, though severe, wa
successful az the patient seems likely /
regain vigorous health.
North Duxbury.
Mrs. Fred Davis is threatened with pner
mOnia.
Carl Morse's youngest child is sick wit
cholor nfantum
Wilder Thomas visited in Moretown an
Fayston last week.
Mrs Shambo Miss Frank Lewis and Nil
Jennie Morse are ill
Joseph Raylin and wife, of Waterbury, vi
tied in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy visited rel
tives in Colchester and Burlington portion
last week.
Misses Eva and Blanche Kennedy, who al
attending school in Barre, spent Sunday wit
their parents.