The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-11-01
ROxDury.
Mrs. Maria Dunsmoor Is sick.

ing,
W d, Fits was at home with his family
over Sunday.
W, e. Carpenter was at home from Gran
vile over Sunday.
Aunt Eunice Wellington Is sick at Nun.
roe Erskine's
Mr.. Haskll OF Harvard, Mass, shipped a
carload of stock from this station Monday.
About thirty tickets were sold at this
station last week for the Boston excursion.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Roys and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Fits visited in Braintree last
week.
The school at the Flats Is closed for two
weeks while their teacher, Miss CLARK, is In
Boston.
Mr.. Butterfeld is staying with his daugh-
ter, Lizzie, in Braintree while his daughter,
Mary, Is In Boston.
Mrs. b. A. Tilden has gone to Boston to
to visit her daughter. She expects to be alb |
sent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Bagley and dsugh- |
ter, Ellen, returned from a weeks visit in |
Warren and Waitsfeld Saturday.
M. e. Chase deputy sheriff, was called to |
Montpelier to attend Supreme court, in |
| place Of Sheriff Graves who was in Boston.
Miss Mary Ellis is worse. DIR. Greene
was again called and it is understood they
| are to have the nurse that has cared for
| them so long return. Carl still continues
| to gain.
Clarence Foley was arrested by Sheriff
| Chase and taken to Randolph one day last
| week on charge OF keeping money that
| belonged to his employer. The matter was
settled and he returned to Warren that
| night.
East Calais.
d. b. Dwinell and family have been
spending few days at Wakefield.
The Universalist Ladies' League meets on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Guy Ban
croft
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole of waltham
Mass, have been visiting for the past ten
days at w. D. Peck's.
Msude Pierce has been at home from her
work at Montpelier for couple OF weeks
quite i'll, but is better now.
Mrs. Pierce Mrs. Dwinelrs mother, is
soon to 20 to Indiana to spend the winter
with a daughter who lives there.
Fred @. Remission went to Waltham,
Mass, on Tuesday, to enter on a years
course in the Neurological school at that
place.
G. G. Bennett OF Pierre, 8. d. is expected
today. He is summoned by the illness OF
his wife who is with her mother, Mrs. A.
Dwinell.
Frank Remission, having finished work in
the box shop OF Levison & Lamb, has ar
ranged to live with his father, M. 9. Ken
| lSbOn Oh OdDOJ.
DR.. G. E. Chandler Of Montpelier, was
called here one day last week to see Mrs.
G. G. Bennett, who is very i'll with nervous
prostration.
Lee Daniels OF Woodbury., has COM
menced cutting the lumber from wood lot
recently purchased from the estate Of Sam
uel Daniels. The lot is adjoining George
Parker's land south of the village.
Waterbury Center.
The donation at the River church for the
benefit OF Rev. Mr.. Smith amounted to
about $14.
Mrs. Hiram Walker of Burlington visited
her aunt, Mrs. p. r. Marshall, and cousin
here, few days last week.
Silas Stowell has returned here from FL
more where he has lived for several years.
He is occupying the house OF Alonzo Hart.
Henry j. Vaughn recently had visit
from his brother Edwin who is chief OF the
fire department in Worcestes, Mass, an Of
flee which he has held for many years.
Rev. Elmer e. Phillips has accepted call
from the Free Baptist church at West
Derby and expects to move there at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philips will be missed here
in the choir and In the Sunday-school.
Professor Stone received a call from one
OF his pupils at Goddard Seminary last Fri
day, Mr.. Goodwin of Williston, The pro-
lessor is gaining quite rapidly, and expects
| W Itbuulo his uutlt5 Wn6n buo sCuOOl TO-
opens.
Woodbury..
Mrs. Eva Peck Cole and husband visited
in town last week.
Lillian Soule, professional trimmer, is at
work for Kate Dana
Charles Dana took advantage OF the ex-
cursion to Boston last week.
Mr.. Richardson of the Fletcher Granite
ri ~ L
bans were in town last Wednesday.
Elgin Bill and Thad Bruce were each
convicted last week of one offense of selling
liquor and John Roach was convicted of
intoxication. The usual fine was paid.
The granite cutters ball at North Calais
November 10 bids fair to be the social event
of the season. The Montpelier Military
band orchestra six pieces, with T. r. Mer-
rill as prompter will furnish music and the
Woman's Relief Corps Of North Calais are
to provide the supper.
Post Mills.
Lorenzo Bragg has moved to Washing
ton.
Charles e. Virgins is visiting in Can
dia, N. III.
On October 81 the mercury registered 100
the coolest to date.
Mr.. and Mrs, John johnson OF Barre were
in town last week.
r. G. Banker of the Lake House is i'm
proving his grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Emerton are visiting
in Maine and Massachusetts.
Two gentlemen from Boston stopping
at the Lake House and are hunting.
Charles Robinson has moved into the
Vancor house on North Main street.
Rev. Charles G. Fogg was called to Maine
on Monday to attend the funeral OF his
grandmother.
Hon. Harvey Dodge has been in Boston
the past week purchasing books for Pea.
body Library.
Milan Davis OF Highland Avenue enter
tanned his father and brother from Canaan,
N. H, last week.
Mobiles Godfrey has sold Breezy Point, on
the shore OF Fairlee Lake, to II. III. South
worth who intends building on 1t this fall.
Mrs. L. T. Douglass, who has been visit
ing at g. NJ. Douglass, has returned to