The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-26
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The body Of Mr., Bessey aged seventy-five
years, was found In the river last Sunday
near his home at North Duxbury.
Miss e. l., Davis returned from New York
last Tuesday with full line of fall milln-
cry.
Rev. L. II. Elliott will preach at North
Ferrisburg next Sunday.
b. K. Wallace went to New York Mon
day, looking after goods for the millinery
department of his store.
l.. II. Hanes has returned from a several
weeks sojourn at the Summit House, Mt
Mansfield. He is looking and feeling much
better.
Rev. G. e. Ladd Is spending two weeks
vacation at his old home in Woodstock.
Rev. g. w, Morrow will occupy the Con-
gregational pulpit next Sunday and in the
evening there will be union services at the
Methodist church.
! Henry Elliott came home from Burlng-
ton Friday evening to remain over Sunday.
j. B. Fullerton, who has been visiting at
| his home here for few days, returned on
| Thursday to Willimantic, Conn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Hastings returned
| Friday from two weeks visit at Alburgh.
Thomas Henry OBrien of Morrisvile
and Miss Margaret Annette King Of Water
| bury we're married in St. Andrews church
September 10 by Rev. j. p. O'Neil OF North
| field assisted by Rev. n. j. Maielette, the
pastor. After brief wedding trip Mr.. and
| Mrs. O'Brien will make their home in
Morrisville where Mr.. O'Brien is engaged
in business.
George e. Glover. who has been the guest
of Mrs. NJ A. Hoadley, his sister, returned
Friday to his home in Maiden, Mass.
John Griggs of Montpelier visited in town
Friday,
Frank II. Glover, night wstchman at the
asylum, left Friday night for q two weeks
vacation at his home in Boston. Friday
morning he received telegram announcing
that son had been born to his wife Thurs
day night.
The special town meeting was held at ten
o'clock Friday morning. About dozen
voters were present and it was voted to ex
empt all industries, which may locate in
town using a capital exceeding LOCO, from
taxation for the term Of ten years.
The recent rain was boom to the electric
light plants in this vicinity. During the
last week the water in the W noosk wal
very low, the bottom of the stream cropping
out in large expanses and there were lonl
stretches between natural basins where tn,
stream dwindled to narrow brooklet which
child could easily wade.
DIN King, while at work in G, e. Moody
mill Thursday afternoon, suffered painful
accident. He was saving boards when h
eccidently run his hand on the saw cutting
off the index finger of tt Q left hand anC
manning the second.
Clifford Drug, while out driving Thurs
: day afternoon, was thrown from the car
rage backwards by the horse starting sud
denly. He sustained a fracture Of the lef
forearm in the fall.
. Mrs. Peter Kirby, the Oldest resident o
Waterbury, who is in her ninety-sightl
year. is constantly surprising her friend
by the extent to which she retains her vi
talty and activity. Some time since sh
was ill., Her relatives were fearful it nigh
be her last sickness and were solicitor
, regarding her case, sitting up with he
nights. After few days she recovered he
accustomed strength to such an extent tina
she did good sized washing.
DR.. j. W. Wbeelock is contemplate
moving his office to the Parker block.
Mrs. Evan Evans of Randolph is tn
guest of Mrs. w. V. Bryan,
! Miss Mary Norcross OF Waterbury Cente
is attending the High school here.
, DR.. and Mrs. S. Upton have returne
from two weeks bridal trip and hav
taken rooms at DR.. Hooker's
Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Tenny left FIR
, day for Boston where they are to resd
, with their son.
G. A. Boxer and family returned Frida
to their home in Springfield, Mass, after
|, two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Boxer, his parents.
, Mrs. NJ. l.. Wells has returned from a fey
! weeks visit to her brother, George {
T Arms, at Bristol, Conn.
Mrs. Durant, who has been spending tn
5 summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Landt, returned to her home at Lowell
Mass. this morning.
South Barre.
Mrs. z. H. Clark of East Cabot is visi
ing at A. W. Lanes - Miss Stone,
former teacher in the graded school here,
stopping at Mrs. Dudley's. - Marth
Morrison, who has been at Chicago the pas
few weeks visiting her sister, has returned
- Mr. McCloud has sold his farm
Fred Cutler and has moved to the Salte
place. - Mrs. Lucius Scott and Mrs. 3
W. Lane who have been i'll are convalescen
, - Henry Hill is working in Waterbury
- Several people from this vicinity a.
, tended the fair at Mortified last week.
, Mlddlesex.
7 Rev. Frank r. Gale OF Stowe Is expecte
to preach for the Unitarian society mex
; Sunday at 215 P. NJ.