The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-04-05
WiIIiamstown.

Forest Seaver is much improved in health
OF late.
Alden P. Martin has been Quite sick of
late, with the grip.
A child the sixth, was recently born to
MIR. and Mrs Henry Lasell.
X l.. Watson has been confined to the
bed for few weeks past by i'll health.
Henry Nixon has moved to the house
he has recently traded for in our village.
Miss Meta Cummings was the guest OF
George W. Brush's family over last Sunday.
Henry Downs hand has recovered so that
he is back again this week in j. X. Lynde's
store.
Rev. P. P. Womer was in New York State
last Sunday. He returned Monday after
noon.
Miss Laura l.. Ropes of Montpelier was
the guest of Mrs. j. X. Lynde over last
Sunday.
The Universaist ladies will hold a sugar
sociable at the town hall next Monday
evening.
Lewis M. Seaver is here from New York
city for a few days, looking after his farm
ing interests.
The dramatic club will again repeat their
play for the benefit of the band on Friday
evening, next.
Will Grearson of the Grearson- Beckett
Granite Company has been quite miserable
with cold of late.
Mrs Henry Wood and Miss Belle Hib-
r bard will teach in the village school again.
the coming season.
There has been difficulty OF late getting
supply OF granite from the quarries here,
as we'll rs at Barre city.
Miss Annie Walbridge, daughter of James
III. Walbridge, will teach in the Adney
Downs district the coming season.
The band gave promenade concert and
NIL tah In of fhn fnxuy hnl1
Saturday evening that was quite we'll pat
ronized
Carl j. Benedict and his two little chill
dren, now Of Burlington, were with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Benedict,
over Sunday.
Archie Kingsbury of Washington, who
was to learn the trade of sharpener with the
Grearson- Beckett Granite Company, only
staid here short time. NJ
Fred Winslow has moved to the village
and occupies a tenement in the house OF
Mrs. Bancroft. He will furnish team for
the road machine this season.
Carl M. Seaver, son of Olney f. Sesver,
has bought out the milk route of Edison
s. Martin in our village Mr.. Martin will
retain his butter and egg business
Mrs. j. w. Flint, our popular milliner,
will have an opening at her house next
week Wednesday, April IL, day and even
ing, to which the public is cordially in
vted.
DIR. e. K. Ladd was in town last week to
get what of his effects were left here when
he went away some weeks ago. He il again
practicing in Warren, N. H., where he says
he has good business
Msn-tsilored suits, the correct thing in
style and fabric, beautifully tailored, IL
what the ladies will find at the store OF
Homer Fits, in Barre. See his advertise.
ment in this paper.
Herman Burnham, now of ST. Johnsbury,
Henry BnrDham, at present resident OF
Enosburgh, together with their only sister,
Mrs Lucina Burnham Dexter, were pres
ent at the funeral Of their father, Elisha X
Burnham, last Sunday.
Frank Benedict son OF the late Ezra
Benedict, now at home on a vacation from
Tufts college, has spoken twice on Sunday
evenings to the Universalists at Soutl
Barre. 1t is believed he purposes to be
minister in that denomination.
Mrs. Charles G.. Moore, who has been IL
Atlanta, Ca, for few years past on &C
count OF tendency to lung trouble, has beer
greatly benefited by her stay there. Sh'
will come here later for visit in the famil,
of her brother, William Grearson.
The son of Warren Poole, now of Dover
ILL.,, and who visited here last summer ha
this season had another severe hemorrhag
of the lungs and had to go home from
Schenectady, N. Y, where he had goo(
situation with an electrical company.
One of our townsmen suffering with to
bacco heart tells us that he began the use o
tobacco at the age Of eleven years. Sine
he was twelve years old, he is now forty
two, he has smoked and chewed. He Il
paying dearly now for this luxuryG),
Mrs. John Adams came home from Eas
Brookfied on Saturday last and is quite i'll
Miss Hattie Briggs il nursing her. He
daughter, Miss Emma Adams, is expected
this week from Adrian, Mich, where sh
has been visiting for few months in tn
family Of her brother, Rev. Carlos Adams
John A. Brown of Waterbury Center die
on Sunday last at the home Of his son, Ere
Brown, in our village. His body was TAKE
90 Waterbury Center on Tuesday for buria
He was nearly sixtyseven years old. III
had been ailiDg for months with catarrha
trouble, but the immediate cause Of hi
death was the grip
The children's Easter exercises at th