The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-26
Waterbury Center.

Richard N. Demeritt of Plattsburg visited
in town last week
Mrs. A. GAtherton and laughter, Miss
Lena Of Waterbury, visited Misses Mary
and Abbie Cressey last Wednesday.
f. E. Wilkins is to leave the E. B. Moody
farm, next spring. Mr.. Moody has let it to
Mr.. Adams who has been on the Wheeler
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Dillingham;, who
gone to Boston where they have position
in Hotel Vendome for the winter.
Miss Ola Dillingham;, who has worked in
Barre the past season, has been ill at home
the past week, but has SO far recovered
that she will return to her place in Barre in
a few days.
Mrs. Julia A. Robinson, returned from
her summer in camp at Berlin pond, asst
Saturday. She was accompanied by her
grandson, F.M. Bryan. She seems improved
in health from her outing.
The next Grange meeting will be Tuesday
evening, September %. The fifth anniyer-
sary sociable OF the Grange will be October
2 with Misses Elizabeth and Augusta Col
ley. A full attendance at the soCiable din
ner is desired.
All those interested in organizing a
Graug az Duxbury Corners, arc invited to
meet the district deputy t schoo.house
October at /: 80 P. Please remember
the date and also remember the ladies as
well as men are invited. .
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Anderson visited in
st. Adams last week Tuesday, returning on
Wednesday. Mr. Anderson is about to
build steam saw MILL in this place. and
went to st. Adams in pursuit of an engine.
Mrs. John Russell Young has purchased
the land between the Baptist church and
Mrs. p e Smiths place of James Demeritt.
On this she intends to build summer
home another season. he consideration
for the land, about four acres, was 81 900.
The site is the most desirable among the
many fine ones, in and about our beautiful
village.
Mortified.
Alvin Smith of Barre visited in town last
week.
The first severe frost of the season oc-
CURED September 10.
Albert Bean is soon to go to Denver, Col,
where he expects to spend some time.
f. w. Dunsmoor and wife of Henniker,
n. H, are visiting his father, W. e. Duns-
moor.
Mayor F. A Braley and son of Harvey,
Ill, are spending a few weeks at +. w.
Chases.
Glover Vale creamery paid eighty cents
per hundred for four per cent milk for the
month of August
Farmers are completing filing their silos.
Several have built new ones, thus making
it very busy season.
The wooden structure about a mile south
of the station known as the Elbow bridge
is being replaced by an iron structure.
The freshman class at the University
numbers about thirty-five. @. e. Walker of
/ Cumberland Mills, Me-, acts as command
ant and A. f. Winslow succeeds Prof. j.
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| sence.
East Barre.
Levi Sargent is confined to the house by
| illness.
H. e. Sargent is confined to the bed with
rheumatic fever.
John Osborne g. Sons have leased quar-
ry of the Webster estate.
L. 1. Cheney is slowly recovering from
his recent severe illness.
A. G. Coleman has the cellar wall for his
new house nearly completed.
Harry A. McAllister of Montpelier is the
guest OF his brother, Arthur McAllister.
Stewart Moore and family were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A j. Thurston the first of the
week.
A. j. Thurston did the mason work on
the new house Of Ro al Flanders in Orange
last week
BiancM Brothers have recently put in a
pump to pump water from the river for
their engine.
The dance in the opera house under the
auspices OF the East Barre orchestra was
we'll pat .onized
w. f. Patterson went to East Orange
last Friday to get Mrs. Coleman, mother of
Mrs ii E Sargent
Enoch Campbell returned Saturday
evening from Waterbury whore he was
called last Tuesday by the sudden illness
and death of his father.
MIR. and Mrs. d. A, Pittsley returned from
their ca riage drive through the northern
part of the State and New Hampshire the
first of the week after an absence of ten
day or more.
l. ". Bates has purchased the column
cutting business of Gibson & Zspf, taking
possession last Saturday MIR. Bates is
perfectly familiar with the business having
conducted it at the same place several years
ago Success is predicted for Mr.. Bates.
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