The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-10-03

kyegate.
Gene Reniiew is at home from East Rye
gate.
A child of W. Thompson was buried here
the Gath.
Ruth Collins was quite sick last week but
is better.
Mrs. w. w. Wright is in St. Johnsbury
for few days.
Mrs. A. W. Nolan and mother returned
from Crattsbury last week.
Mrs. G.. g. Nelson and daughter spent
last Thursday in South Ryegate.
Miss Ida M. Buchanan has flushed her
services az housekeeper for W, II. Nelson
and is now at home.
High license won the day in the Grange
debate Wednesday evening. A social takes
the place OF the next meeting on October
10. fruitsupper will be served.
South Woodbury.
Bert Benjamin is about to move his fam.
lily Into Mrs. Samuel Daniels house.
Frank Knights of Ly ndonvile, spent last
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Lee Goodell.
Nelson & Blake wish to announce to the
public chat they are ready to press apples at
any time.
Mrs. DIR. G. G. Hall who was confined to
her bed last week, is better, and rides out
Harry Burnham, who has had a severe
attack OF asthma for the past two weeks, is
a little better.
Rev Benjamin Wheeler of Worcester oc-
cupied the pulpit last Sabbath and will
again nxet Sunday
Glee Lilly, who has been spending few
weeks with her mother, returned last
Thursday to Boston o enter the hospital as
a nurse.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets with Mrs.
Frank Batchelder Wednesday, October 10,
afternoon and evening. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all.
Waits1eId
Frank j. Green is at home, having finish
ed work at Lancaster, N. II. He is to go
to Florida to work ia bank later.
Every member of the Good Templar lodge
is requested to attend the meeting Friday
and Saturday of this week, as there liz spec
ial business to come before the meeting
The Morisrty Bros have begun drawing
lumber for their new mill in the village.
ziba II. McAllister who has been quite
sick for the past week, is more comfortable
but still confined to his bed.
d M. Eaton has been at Highgate camp
ing tor a week or more.
e. @. Berry has sold bis farm, stock, hay,
grain and farming tools TO Fred Austin of
Rochester. Price, SO. 800. Possession given
Misses Green and Edgerton of Rochester
were in town Monday to close the trade aud
make writings with G. N. Briggs for his
meadow land.
Lavonia McAllster passed away at the
home OF her son, w. G. McAllister, Septem-
Der Is, after a long and painful illness with
cancer. Her sge was seventy nine years.
MIS-. McAllister had many friends who
mourn her death. She leaves three sons,
Ziba H., Wesley G. and William w, ali
wing in Waitsfeld. She is also survived
by one sister, Mrs. A c. Brown OF Montpe-
lier. Funeral services were held at the
home Thursday afternoon at 80 o'clock,
conducted by Rev. j Edward Wright OF
Beldin's creamery paid for August butter
twenty and one-half cents per pound, Co
twenty and one-tentb
Rev. VIM Gauley is in Massachusetts for
a three weeks vacation. Rev. Mr.. Emory
of Stowe, who is spending his vacation in
town, will supply the pulpit next Sunday.
Rev. G. H. Durkee Of the Troy Confer
ence, spoke at the union meeting at the
Methodist church last Sunday evening in
the interests of the Anti-Saloon league
Miss Lydia Hartg, special worker in
Woman's eMissionary Union, will give
an illustrated lecture in the Congregational
church Sunday evening, October 7.
M. j. Long and family have returned from
a visit to Fishers Island.
j B, Norton was in New York city last
week buying goods. His wife accompanied
him.
Mrs. N. d. Phelps spent Sunday at B. D.
Bsbees.
The Moriarty Bros. will soon erect large
steam mill in the village, Success to them.
z H. McAllster has been i'll for the past
week. George Ashley Of Moretown is work.
ing IN the office.
o. 8. Joslin is making extensive repairs
On his house.
The Home circle will meet at The church
parlors Wednesday afternoon and evening
Waterbury Center.
Miss Ola Dillingham; has returned to her
work in Barre.
Joseph Lucia and family have moved |
INTO Mrs. p. e. Smiths tenement house.
# M. Bryan spent Sunday with his par
ants, returning to Montpelier on Monday.
Miss Ida Mars, who Is teaching in |
Morrisville, was at home Saturday and |
Sunday.
Miss Ivy Sparrow went to Middlesex last |
w Wednesday to work for her aunt, Mrs. |
W. II. Shepherd.
Mrs. ~. y. Ayers went to Connecticut last |
Thursday, to visit her son Will, who has |
resided there several years.
N. l. Demerritt went to Warren last |
week to work in a creamery. He has had |
several years. experience and is a good |
butter maker.
The sociable to which the members OF the |
Did Grange are invited will be held with |
,he Misses Colley on Tuesday, October 8. |
Come early for dinner.
Mrs, Ernest Hutchins and her son OF |
Eden, spent Wednesday night with her |
sister, Mrs. l.. w. Russell. They were on |
heir way to Williamstown where they will |
remain several days.