The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-19
w aterburY.

Merrill o, Evans, Jr., left on Monday for
Ithaca N. Y, to enter Cornell University.
L. J. Cummins has resigned his position
at the Vermont Hospital for the Insane as
assistant pathologst. He is spending a
few weeks at his home at Vineland, N. j.,
before resuming his medical studies In col
lege. George Wood Of Adams, Mass, IL to
take Mr. Cummins' place at the hospital.
v. V. Henderson, now employed ~
freight brakeman on the White River di-
vision Of the Central Vermont railroad,
was at home on Sunday.
II. II. Somerville, who for some weeks
has been visiting relatives in town, has re-
turned to LawrenCeville, N. j.
Miss Maud e., sister Of Rev L. X. Will
man, rendered several solos in a most pleas
ing manner at the Methodist church on
| Sunday.
Special meetings will be held at the
Methodist church on Tuesday, Thursday
| aud Friday evenings of this week. Rev w.
M. Newton Of Montpelier will have charge
on Friday evening, Rev. O. o Judkins OF
Montpelier on Tuesday evening Miss
| Maud X. Whitman Will assist in the singing
| each evening.
Henry Eaton, willie driving on Sunday
| from Waterbury to Waitsheld, ran on to
two fine deer grazing. They allowed him
| to approach within about five rods before
| they fled to the woods.
| dtOEEb dlONtI VI DUbAOh Ibuublb
bass solos at the Congregational church on
Sunday in almost most acceptable manner.
William Palmer, while attending to his
| duties as clerk at the market of Wyman u
| Boyce Monday, met with painful accident.
| He had started out on the delivery team
and in making a short turn was throw n
| from the wagon, his right foot catching in
the wheel, breaking both bones in the leg.
He was taken to his home on Stowe street
where the fractures were reduced and he
is now as comfortable as could be expected.
Walter L., the sixteen years old son of
A. L. Crossett has disappeared. He ran
away from school to attend the fair last
week and has not been seen by his friends
since last Friday. II is thought his motive
for running away was the result of his boy
friends teasing him by prophesying that he
would get tloggng If he went horne after
running away from school. The officers in
the adjoining towns have been on the
lookout for the boy and police officer in
Barre reports he thought he saw him in
that city on Sunday. Mr.. Crossett went to
Barre today to see If he could get on track
of the missing lad. The boy is five feet in
height, has light hair and blue eyes and
wore dark striped suit of clothing.
The children of the Congregational
church will give an entertainment next
Tuesday evening in the ladies' hall of the
church from seven to nine o'clock. Re
freshments will be served. Admission If
teen cents. All invited.
Brookfield.
Brookfeld high school opened witt
twenty-five pupils and more are expected
this week. There are twenty eight pupil'
in the primary school.
Rev. William Carr is spending his vaca-
ton at j. W. Psrmenter's.
Wallace Stone who with his wife is stop
ping at Henry Edson's is not improving
very fast. 1t is feared he will not fully re
cover from his sickness.
Last Sunday evening good audeno,
listened to talk by Miss Hartig and an
=, joyed the stereopticon views taken by he
on her missionary tour west and south
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Follansbee enter
tanned friends from Northfield the first o
the week
Fast Calais.
: The memorial service for Dustin L
George will be held at East Calais on Thurs
, day, September 20, at one O'Clock in the al
ternoon Members of the organizations t.
, which he belonged are requested to attend