The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-30
SOUTH DUXBURY.

Deesting Griffith is moving to BOWS
Vile
Mrs. M. Davis of Middlesex, and Mrs.
| George Crandall of Berlin, are guests of
Mrs. S. Turner.
Will Nelson has bought the farm in
Fayston that he sold to his brother last
| spring.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Charles Lonizelle on Wednesday after
noon.
There was husk ing at William Cor
liss' last Friday evening, and one at Ed.
Miners Saturday evening.
George Gotta has finished work for Her
bert Ward
Samuel Somerville was called to Sout h
of Patrick Smith
George Hutchins returned from Boston
on Saturday.
Howard Buckley is still in critical
condition.
Mrs Matte Phillips led the Sunday
evening prayer service.
WATERBURY.
The fremens hop given on Thursday
evening i'll odd Fellows hall was well at
tended and good time was enjoyed.
The proposed new industry in town.
wrapper factory, is meeting with encour-
aging support. G. f.. Moody, Charles
Hatch II. c. Whtehll, Mark Moody and
f. G. Luce were i'll Newport, n. H., this
week to inspect a similar industry The
three first named gentlemen have return
ed and have founc that the industry is
paying one Mark Moody and f G Luce
are in New York purchasing machinery
for the factory here which it is now eX-
pected will be running about the first of
next month At the start twenty-five
machines will be used.
Mrs w b Clark, Mrs F f. Atkins,
Mrs NJ Hutchinson, Mrs f. c Knight.
and ID Robinson attended the annual
meeting of the State Federation at Norris
vile this week
Mrs r Wheelock and William Free
man, her brother, left on Friday for Buff
falo, n. y
Miss Mae Kent of Burlington, takes the
place of Miss Parker as stenOgrapher at
the hospital
Walter Henry of Saratoga, n Y, is the
guest of Miss Annette Henry, his sister
Clayton Crane has gone to Woodstock
to work
Mel Griffith and Bert Anterior are the
first successful deer hunters in town this
season The former shot a deer on Cros-
sets hill this week which weighed POO
pounds and the latter secured one which
went ten pounds better
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Fisher of Fall River,
Mass are visiting in town. Mr.. Fisher is
i'm former resident having been in the
meat business here about thirty years ago.
1t is expected the new side tracks at the
~, nj ST Ina +
ed next week.
The first Red Letter Day of the Hypa-
tia Club this season was observed on Fri
dav afternoon at the home of Mrs. f. f.
Atkins. Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Minard and
Mrs. Atherton assisted in entertaining the
guests and the occasion was most enjoy
able,
The Methodist ladies served dinner and
supper at the church assembly hall last
Wednesday and realized about S15.
Miss Carrie Wells is studying the fall
styles in Boston preparatory TO assisting
in the millinery store of Miss Davis.
An informal reception was given to the
ladies at the new public reading rooms
last Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 to
$50 o'clock. over 800 visited the rooms
which have been beautified by pictures
and bunting. The interest III the venture
is increasing daily.
Samuel Elmer has, purchased ID. ID.
Donovan's farm.
Services will be held at the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday as the repairs
are completed.
Mrs j. H. Fishback and Miss Mary Bick-
ford, who have been visiting in town
week, have returned to their home in
Washington, ID. G.
EAST BOOKFIELD.
There was an old time corn husking