The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-09
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nry e. Wood has tonsilitis.

Henry e. Wood has tonsilitis.
Mrs. Fremont O. Little is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Patterson had a
fine large boy born to them last week.
Mrs. j. Fred Austin's daughter has scarlet
fever, requiring the house to be quarantined.
We are glad to note that our selectmen
are not to allow bicycles to be used on our
side walks.
Mrs. Elan @. Lewis Of Rutland at last
seems to be surely well on the road to
health.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
church will hold a socable at their vestry
on Wednesday afternoon.
Maynard L. Kiser has bought house on
Division street, Barre, near the one Harry
Gamble has purchased.
The hills here were white with snow, last
Saturday morning, and snow squalls were
frequent during the day.
John A. Perry has been putting the fin
ishing touches TO the piszzas on Manoel
Benevides house in Mill village.
Mrs John Duffus and children will re-
turn from Waterbury this week, after
stay Of several weeks at the old home there.
Late news from Preston Cross at the Vic
toria hospital, Montreal, has not been so IA
vorable as to the possible saving OF his eye.
A resident OF Barre city, who has long
suffered from cancer, was here to consult
DR.. E. B. Watson in reference to it last
week
We question whether the trout here en-
joyed their dance about the Maypoles on
May l, but the fisherman did notably Bert
N, Robinson.
Ernest Dirty has come home from Massa
chusetts to remain with his parents for the
present. His mother has long been in poor
health.
George Booth and Mrs. Mary Williams
Bartlett, daughter of the late Walter Will
liams, were recently married and are living
in Barre.
Lucius s. Simons children in Illinois and
Rhode Island defer their visit here till Au-
gust, when another family anniversary will
be observed
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Beckett are about
to leave Washington, ID. c., for Boston
and after short stay there, come here for
the summer.
Mrs. Flora Benedict Colby OF Burlington
is at her old home here, hoping to get rid of
the i'll effects of the grip, Of which she has
lately had a severe attack.
So cold is the weather that people com.
plain OF it's ill effects on the health, and
some talk of suffering as they ride, as much
or more than in the winter.
Rev. f. E. Briggs OF Washington, who has
supplied so acceptsbly the Free Baptist pull
pit here for some years past, will presently
begin new year of service.
Miss Gertie, daughter of Gurdon Martin
accompanied Lewis NJ. Seaver to his home
in New Jersey last week to assist the fam
lily in getting ready to move here in month
or two.
Mrs Mary Simons Snow of Montpelier
was here this week in attendance upon heI
brothers. golden wedding. She reports
Henry j. Snow as In quite poor health.
Frank G. York's children have been suf
fering from diphtheria Of late 1t seems 6
large cup of sorrow that family has had
pressed to their lips in late months.
Ladies are invited to call their husbands
attention to the advertisement of D. A
Perrys real estate agency, in this paper
1t will interest and please them.
Ira III. Rowell and son who lately started
out in the granite business are employing
Willard Walker and Gene Call as cutters
May the number of their workmen speed
lily increase.
Miss Lila, daughter of Gilbert o. Smith
will accompany the family OF her uncle
Emory l.. Smith, on their stay at their cot
tage at Old Orchard Beach the coming sum
mer.
DR.. Cornelius V. Lynde youngest son o
the late John Lynde, now a resident o
Northfield, Mimi, is in town for few days