The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-03-06
Waterbury Center.

Mr.. and Mrs. N Bgelow OF Stowe vitited
their cousins, Miss Ru Newhall and Mrs.
Nora Hodge asst Saturday Last Wednes-
day they attended the meeting of Harmony
Pomona Grange, aud stayed over night
with Mr. and Mrs. B A. NewcOnb,
Mrs Julia A. Robinson received a visit
Wednesday rom her brothers aud sisters,
Mr. and Mrs j. Elliott Smith OF North6eld
and Col. and Mrs. Fred II Smith of Mont.
pelier.
John Paul returned last Saturday from
his winters work in Granville.
DIR. s. N. Gould of Randolph was in the
place on bueiuess last Saturday, remaining
until Monday
The meeting OF Harmony Pomona Grange
at this place February u, was well attended
by good delegations from Morristown,
Stowe and Duxbury. A large class took the
fifth degree.
Silas S.owell has moved from Aonzo
Harris tenement into II. N. Demerit''s
house near the raj road. Mr.. aud Mrs. At.
kins, and their daughter, Mrs Barnes will
at once move into the house vacated by Mr..
Stowell which they have bought
A very pleasant wedding occurred at the
home of Mrs. Emma A. May, last week
Tuesday, when her daughter, Miss Lena,
was married to Winfred o. Norcross. Both
OF the contracting parties are well and favor
ably known here, and all join 10 wishing
ihNuu q lOuB anu hdppy me-
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Clark are moving
from their home in Waterbury village onto
their farm here, which has been occupied
for several years by d. j. Norcross, but
who on account of i'll health Is unable to
carry it on longer. All will be glad to well
come Mr.. and Mrs. Clark back here to
their old home. Mr.. Moro -oss moves into
rooms over the store of j. o. freeman
which are vacated by o w. Davis, who is
to move to Worthwhile after having lived
here more than thirty years.
W. e. Marshall, who has been sick for
several weeks, is improving and is now able
to be out
Hiram Bailey has moved from the Henry
Murray farm into the Simmons house at
the Center. Mr.. and Mrs Green own the
Murray farm now and have moved onto
their place.
A. X. Smalley aud family have moved to
their farm In Moretown.
William Adams has gone onto the E. B.
Moody farm, and Forest K. wilkins has
gone to the Charles Watts farm in Stowe,
E st Orange.
A G. Coleman and II. Sargent OF East
Barre were in town last Monday.
Thomas aud Ora Hu Crimson were in
Barre one day last week,
Bert Presc DIT has returned after an alb.
sence of few weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Grant is confined to her bed
DR.. j. Henry j .ckson has been called as
counsel.
M. r. Hamilton went to North Mont
peler on Saturday for his daughter Ethel,
who has just closed a term of school there,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Hutchinson and two
children spent portion of last week visit
ing in Vershire. A lady friend returned
with them.
Surprise parties are still raging. Wed
nesday evening q company gathered at the
home of Henry Grant to remind him of an
other birthday, Supper was served and the
usual good time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs of Washington and
Rev. Mr.. Blake OF Stanford were in town
Friday to attend the donation.
The donation given Friday evening for
the benefit OF the pastor, Rev. James Boyd,
was we'll attended. Qlite sum of money
was received, besides numerous household
arti les and a quantity of provision. Sup
per was served and a social time was en-
joyed.