The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-08-22
WiIliamstown.


Luther Bailey will teach again in Web
sterville the coming season.
j. X. Lynde finds q demand for more
horses in his livery business. He already
keeps twelve or fifteen.
Mrs. X. J.. Watson returned on Monday
from stay Of several weeks with her son,
Rev. Carey Watson Of Green field, Mass.
Waverley Murray goes to his old home in
st. George, N B this week for months
visit. He hasinot been in the best OF health
this year.
Our worthy ex-townsman, Denison Kins-
man Of Winterset, Ia, continues to fail in
health and news Of his death is expected
any time.
Neal B. Smith will take vacation OF
some two months from work, at the island
of Trinidad.
The fishing party that went to Camp
Martin, Milton, last week, caught some 200
pounds of pickerel, bass and pike. The
largest fish was rine pound pckerel
George Mari was in town few days ago.
He thinks when his wife shall return from
Carada, September 1, he may move to Bar
re and buy place there.
Miss Emma Adams and sister, Mrs. AL
bert Reed of East Brookfield are visiting
their brother, George E. Adams at Fair Ha-
ven. Miss Adams will tie CHI again in East
Brookfield the coming season.
MT. anu MIS-. Itbll6 ~ nave
of the postoffice at the Fabyan House, White
Mountains, this season, and plenty of work
do they find.
In game of base ball in Brookfeld Sat
urday between Brookfield and Williams
town clubs the former were successful.
Charles Sargent and wife of St, Adams
were visiting in town last week. Mrs. Sar-
gents health is much improved since their
removal from here.
Tha of
eighteen and one-half cents for their July
butter.
E. P. Olds Of South Barre was in town
last week disposing of household effects, as
per the will OF the late Mrs. Mehitable Steb-
bins.
Mrs. DR.. e. Bailey now Of Oneida, n. Y,
and children have been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Dr. James Bailey of Ticonderoga, N.
Y, on their way to Mrs Bailey's old home
Friends Of DR.. James Bailey 80 long great
invalid, will be glad TO know that he has
improved greatly in health since visiting
here last year.
Mrs. Ralph Ditty, who for the past three
years has had 80 much i'll health, has been
able to visit in Brookfeld of late. She now
hopes for better health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Simons and Mrs.
Bert Hawley are planning visit to the old
home OF these two ladies in Smyrna, N. Y.
Lucius 8. Smons and wife hope soon to
have the pleasure of visit from their chill
dren, Miss Julia and Bert Simons OF Provi-
dence, r. l., and William Simons of Elgin,
Ill.
Mrs. Chester Martin returned last week
from the West, where she has been since
last fall.
Neal b. Smith, son OF Marcus A. Smith,
came home last week from the Island of
Trinidad, South America, where he went
in 1893 He has been in the employ OF an
asphalt company OF New York for some
years, and must be giving good satisfaction
as his promotion shows. He will return to
Trinidad later
Mr.. and Mrs. Olney +. Seaver were last
week the guests of their brother.in-law,
Rev. p. III. Carpenter OF Worcester
G. G. Carroll. for some years in j. X.
Lynde's livery stable here, has lately mar
ried the widow of Mr. Davenport AT re-
cent accounts they were in Claremont,
N. II.
Mrs. Lewis NJ. Seaver has been very
poorly since reaching here, but her physi-
clan, Dr. f. b. Watson, hopes she 10 yet to
rally and be better
The following is only one of many like
incidents, and carries lesson worth heed
ing. An opportunity was lately given a
person we know to say a somewhat sharp
thing, in answer to question that was in
nocently, and one would think properly,
asked. The sting, as 1t proved, in the an
swer, at once began its poisonous work.
Close at hand was q chance for the aggriev-
ed party to get even with the other one, and
it was quickly improved. 1t was done by
no retort OF words, but by turning cur
rent OF business that may prove the loss OF
more than one or two scores OF dollars, ss
the person hopes and believes, to the Of
fender.
We have been greatly interested in some
facts just obtained from Major l.. A Alb
bolt, now of Washington, ID. O., who is
here writing up the ,genealogy OF the Alb.
bolt family. Older Williamstonians will
bott OF our village, who was one of this Abb
bolt family. The ancestors of the family
in this country were English, and the orr
gin Of the name was Abbot, the governor,