The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-06
BARNARD SIMMER & PUTNAM CO.. WORCESTER, MASS.
Fayston

Mr. and Mrs. George II, Pierce are visit
ing in Canada.
Quite a number OF men from this town
are at work on the new skim station at
Irasville.
Guy Humphrey and Thomas Reynolds
have moved into the Riley Mansfield house.
They are to lumber for H o. Ward.
John Mclaughlin stuck pick.sx into his
foot last Friday while digging ditch for the
Waitsfield creamery company, making
severe wound, which was dressed by DR..
Howe.
James NJ Thompson of Montpelier and
Mr. md Mrs. s. ID, Waterman and daugh-
ter Vivian of Waitsfield spent Thanksgiv-
ing at the parental home OF Mr.. Thompson
and Mrs. Waterman.
Thomas and j ohm Kinsey who came here
from England few years ago, are visiting
in town previous to an ex ended visit TO
their old home in England. While here the
boys have made hosts OF friends.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Carroll and son Palmer OF Warren
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Palmer OF
Waitsfield spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs A. ID. Bragg and family.
Drs. Henry James and d, ID. Grout Of
Waterbury and Dr. Howe OF Waitstield
performed successful operation on Mrs.
Fred Wallis last Wednesday. Mrs. Wallis
time which last week assumed the StrAngu-
lated form which caused the necessity OF
the operation, Although not out OF danger
she Is doing as well as can be expected.
Her brother Jason Cooper and son Harrison
Wallis from Kelso, P. O., were called here
by her Illness.
East Calais.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID.
Lamb on "Wednesday of last week
Grace Bliss has returned from pleasant
visit of eight weeks in Toledo, Ohio,
The village school began on Monday with
Mr. Noyes, a Dartmouth student and Mary
Dwinell as teachers.
Mrs. Ralph Lyford of Lowell, Mass, has
been spending a couple of weeks with her
mother, Mrs John Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Gerry are prepsr-
| ing TO move to Stowe. Mr. Gerry has
rented her farm TO Charles Kenaston.
George Wilson has concluded her en-
| gagement as trimmer for Mrs G. X. Dwin-
eli aud gone TO her home in Worcester.
Singers from here are to furnish part OF
| the music at the service of ordination OF Il
III. MACPHERSON at South Woodbury. today
Mrs. G. c. Bennett, who has been i'll sew
eral months at A. Dwinell has so far re-
covered az TO ride out and expects soon tC
be able to return to her home in Pierre
SD
Dr. and Mrs. B. l.. Dwinel and Miss
Alice Dwinell OF Taunton, Mass, were il
town a few days last week, giving Thanks
| giving dinner at the home OF the doctors
mother, Mrs. c. III. Dwinell, at which
tweni eight sat at the table.
Among those from out OF town who spent
Thanksgiving among friends were Mr.. ant
Mrs, Aaron Bancroft OF Montpelier at w
&c. Bliss; Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Wood o
Barre at Horace Pixies; Mrs Barron o
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs q, p. Holliste
of North Montpelier and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Wtham OF Worcester at Mrs. q. III OWN
ellis; Townsend MacLoud OF Prince Ed
wards Island at DIR. u. j. Gales.
Woodbury..
Miss Emma Watson is at work in Mont
pelier.
AL. Thomas has made extensive repair
on his buildings.
Mrs. Will Heath is very sicklwith com
plcation OF diseases.
Myron Ainsworth has been seriously il
with blood poisoning.
Ed Define has been seriously i'll at Barre
the result Of an accident.
James Atkinson has not been at work tn
past week. Cause-a new boy at his house
The road in front OF Ashley Smiths nous
has been much improved by taking out TIL
lodges.
j III. Holt is busily engaged on Edga
, Banks new house which, when mpletet
will be three tenement house.
George Bellville Is living in the house o
the Cudworth place and doing a lumbt
lob for the Morse Manufacturing Compan.
Morris McKinstry intends to go to Can
bridge to work for the same company,