The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-07-12
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G. w. Chesley's new houseis about ready
for the painters.
Jesse Wheeler OF Toronto is spending
few days at T. T. Farrel's.
w. p. Dillingham; OF Montpelier was in
town on business yesterday.
V. L. Barber has his new house on Stowe
street ready for the plssterers.
Carl Boxer of Springfield. Mass is visit
ing his parents for few days.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet this
afternoon in the church parlors.
The social committee OF the Epworth
League will meet at M. II. Moody's this
evening.
G. G. Warren has closed his tsnnery for
few days while repairs are being made on
the boilers.
d. w. Cooley returned to Lawrence,
Mass, Wednesday, after few days visit
at his home.
Mrs. Edgar Durant of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Landt
of Colbyville.
Guy Scott left Monday for Old Orchard,
Me-, where he has employment in hotel
| for the summer.
The Gray family who have been spending
two weeks at Queen City Park returned
home yesterday.
| The stewards of the Methodist church
will meet Saturday evening at eight o'clock
| at the church parlors.
K. H. Bloss and wife are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. X. j. Coffey, at the Soldiers
Home in Bennington.
Mrs. H. A. Demmon has returned from q
| visit of several weeks with her daughter
| Mrs. Mute in Marshfield.
Miss Mae Norton left for Sugar Hill, N.
| Fl. Wednesday, where she has situation
| at the Sunset Hill House.
G. e. Moody is having a concrete walk
and driveway built which will improve the
appearance Of his residence.
George Grout has begun work for e. R.
| Towne and Mrs. GrOut is boarding with
| Mrs. K. A. Dumas at Colbyville.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Charles s.
Nutter, presiding elder Of the St. Adams
district, will preach at the Methodist
| church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Griggs, who have
been rusticating in the suburbs for several
weeks at the home OF B. Il. Demeritt, re-
turned Monday.
The committee on the literary depart
ment of the Epworth League will hold a
business meeting at Mrs. Bertha Miller's on
Friday evening.
Drs. Hooker and Bidwell were called to
the north part Of the town Monday to at
tend to the broken arm of a five-year-old
son of j. f. Ladd
The low water supply made it necessary
to stop all street sprinkling last week. The
late rains have increased the volume and
the reservoir is full again.
Rev. DR.. Dinsmore of Philips church
South Boston, who is visiting Rev. Mr.
Lsdd, made trip with him to the summit
of Csmels Hump last Monday.
Another special village meeting will bt
held next Monday evening to further con
slider the subject of sewers. 1t is hoped
that every one interested may be there anC
after the different plans have been discuss
ed an intelligent ballot may decide the
question.
Waterbury Center.
Henry Demeritt of plattsburg, N. Y, il
visiting his grandmother and aunt for
} few weeks.
| Ernest 8. Newcomb of White River juno
ton, came home Saturday night and re
,, manned until Monday morning.
George d. Smith of Burlington, was
guest at f. N. Smiths, last Sunday. Mis-
Mary E. Smith of Northampton, Mass, i
also at home for her summer vacation.
Bingham, son OF Charles Fisk died Jul,
4, after an illness of one week, aged clever
l years and eleven months. The funeral wa
, attended by Rev. Mr.. Sisson, July 6. /
3 large number OF neighbors and schoolmate
} attended.
Mrs. Julia A. Robinson, who has beef
q quite feeble for several weeks, has so ia
! recovered that she went to Montpelier, las
Saturday. She expects to go to her broth
=. or Col. +. e. Smiths camp at Berlin Pom,
t the first of the week for her usual summer
q outing Mrs. Robinson was accompanied T.
: Montpelier by her daughter, Mrs. L.
= Bryan.
4 Among the guests at Green Mountai
lodge for the season are Miss Theodor
Chase, Newton Highlands, Mass; Mrs, A
l.. Howard, Roxbury, Mass; Alfred P
. Cate, Worcester, Mass; Mrs. Montgomer
! Schuyler, New York; John X. Richardson
; Boston Latin school; Mrs. John X. Richard
son; Wellesley Hills, Mass Mass; DR.: Cyrus n
7 Mrs. G. X. Talboys, New York; Mrs. G.. W
i Harwood, Salem, Mass. p. Schuyler Mills
St. Louis, Mo-; Miss Eleanor Mills, 81
= Louis, Mo-; Miss K. Pinkham, Dorchester
: Mass.
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