The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-01-30

Then he told us OF certain pilfering that
was going on in broad daylight and under
the eyes of another townsman, that led TO
the question, lis 1t case OF kleptomaDia?"
Fred Poor, son of Il j. Poor, has been
working OF late in a creamery in Berlin.
We would suggest to creamery men want
ing good bov to write him. He was work.
ing here until the failure Of the creamery
owners required cutting down of ex
penses, and dismissal OF some help.
George, son OF Enos It. Walker, has been
Ill OF late in part with rheumatism, requir
ing physicians services.
The Ladies' Reading club meet on Satur-
day OF this week with Mrs. John M. Duffus.
In connec ion with their regular study Of
English literature, there will be talks on
Francis Bacon, Sir Thomas Bodley, Jere-
my Taylor Richard Baxter, George Fox,
Robert Herrick and John Doune.
Some of our citizens attended the recent
Spiritualist convention at Montpelier
The last severely cold weather worked
more harm with water pipes in houses than
at any other time this winter.
Maynard Kiser has moved from Barre to
q tenement in Leslie ID. Gales house, and IL
is said is TO be a clerk In the new drug
store, soon to be opened by DIR. W. j. Tin
dali.
Waterbury.
The promenade concert given at school
mousse nail unu6f JuB dubplCts VI bub JuulOI
class Friday evening was largely attended
| and like its predecessors was most enjoy
able affair.
Cottage prayer meetings were held Thurs
day evening with Mrs. o. K. Scott, Mrs.
Mark Moody, Mrs. Bump, Mrs. Thaddeus
Crossett and MRS. Wheelock.
o. e. Scott has arranged clock like me-
| chauism which at regular intervals changes
| the color of the electric lights in his store
making very pretty effect.
Miss Bernice Leach of St. Adams was in
town few days last week visiting her
mother.
II. p Robinson is taking the school CEN
| sus.
George A. Hobart OF Montpelier has been
| in town this week experimenting the work
on j Q Hobart, bis fathers, block, Mr..
| Hobart, who is ill at his home in Middlesex,
| is improving.
Miss Laura Henry of Hathorne, Mass, is
visiting Mrs. Hiram Henry, her mother.
The Hypatia club met Friday afternoon
| with Mrs. Fred Atkins.
Rev. G. e Ladd's subject Sunday morn
| ing at the Congregational church was
"rhings that Endure" Mrs. G. <. Ladd
conducted the Christian Endeavor SER
vice in the evening
Mrs. John Atkins, who has been visiting
in town for few days, has returned to her
home in Jonesville,
Mrs George Moody is recovering from
her rent illness.
Rev and Mrs. j. E Badger of Waitsfeld
who have been visiting in town, have re-
turned home.
Rev. Mr., Illesly, pastor OF the Methodist
church at Waterbury Center, preached
at the Methods church here on Sunday in
the absence of Rev. L. X. Williams
Mrs. o. e. Scott while han ling kettle
/ e hot 10 I'd no of ani1lp1 on
her right hand burning it so badly that she
will be deprived of its use for some days.
William Patterson has sold his painting
business to H. @. Stoddard of Franconia, n
H, and has taken the second floor of the
Heaton carriage shop as his place OF bus
mess.
f. E. Gaines of White River Junction
and j. A. Butler of Highgate Center were
in town Friday.
Rev. L. a. Elliot was in Morrisville last
Sunday and will preach at the Methodist
church in Mortified next Sunday.
G. W. Anterior who has been suffering
with muscular rheum Atism for some time is
still very sick and much anxiety is felt by
his friends.
Mrs. b. R. Demeritt has been spending a
few days with friends al Barre and return
ed to her home yesterday.
Mrs. e. f. Palmer, Jr., is spending this
week In St. Adams.
Frank K Grggs has gone to Calais
Me-, where he has desirable position with
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
His many frieuds will wish him success.
Mr.. Miller of Maiden, Mass, formerly liv.
ing on Mr. Coburn's place across the river
has rented Mrs. Martin Henry's farm on
Cross Hill.
Mrs. Lena Merriam who has been quite
i'll is recovering.
III Of Dr;1
and daughter Lucy of Montpelier were in
town Monday for brief visit.
Excellent under muslins at small prices
at Homer Fits, Barre.
A large audience greeted the appearance
OF the Central Picture play Co." Monday
evening and seemed we'll pleased.
M. III. Moody has mileage books to let
which is great convenience to the travel.
ing public,
East Orange.
Nathan Borroughs has been spending the
| past week in Corinth " it'll his son Arthur
who has been sick.
Rev. John Burgin visited his brother
, Charles and other friends one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. L Q. Coffin returned tC
their home in Barre on Sunday. Mrs
Coffin spent week visiting relatives.
r 9 M. Colby went to Barre Friday ant
, Enos Felch to East Barre.
, Several OF the farmers have sold their pc
, tatoes and drew them to Bradford to car OF
Monday.
Manvers Prescott spent a few days a
= home recently.
M. r. Hamilton went to Cooksville Il
/ play for dance Friday evening"
, Waits River.
: Timothy WEIGH of Groton was in towi
last Wednesday.
W. B. Hood was in Bradford on Wednes
Q day
. Elijah Emery is visiting relatives il
Groton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Battin are rejoicing
. over the birth OF daughter, az are Mr.. an(
. Mrs. Will LAWS.
! The Methodist society is holding class
y meetings every Thursday night at differen
y houses Deep interest was shown last weel
~ and it is hoped that this interest will con
j. tinue Come and bring friend with you.
1t Is reported that Beede and Locke VIII
IN have been in company at the lumber mil