The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-27
WATERBURY,.

NlOllt., WIN Is lilt RutSl VI MIS-. NJOuIl-
ney Marshall, his mother, has returned
from his visit in Boston. After re-
naming in town for a few weeks long
err he and his mother contemplate
spending the winter in Florida.
NJ O. Evans mad his annual
Thanksgiving shipment of chickens
and turkeys to the Boston markest on
Friday.
Lincoln Crossett has moved from the
II. G. Wright farm 10 the Lucius Nor
rell place
G. c. Warren was i'm Mortified for
a few DAYS this week. examining the
different granite p.onnis there ii me
builds he will b1ild after the type
of those he saw there.
O. S. Stanton of New York is visit
ing III town.
a. p. Foster has returned from his
visit III st. Adams.
Miss Julia Parker entertained the
Hypatia club on Friday afternoon.
Hon. j. w. Fairbanks of Boston
gave an interesting illustrated lecture
on ben Hur" at the Congregational
church on sFriday evening. The lee
ture was given under the auspices of
the Sunday school and was we'll at
tended.
7. B. Crossett is visiting in Burling-
ton.
E. T. Houston is making improve
ments upon the interior of his pho
tographic studio.
f. F. More has finished the work of
macadamizing Main street and has re-
turned to Burlington.
Mrs. Adrien of Boston is spending
the winter with Mrs. j, A. Gilmore,
her sister.
E. M. Hall of Morrisville is the
guest of G. D. Robinson.
Guy Humphrey has moved his fam
lily from Waterbury Center to this vii
lage.
G.. E. Moody has purchased the
farms owned by the Consolidated
Lighting Company for s., 900.
Henry Marshall has made a record
as a paper hanger this season having
hung over 20, 600 rolls.
b. r. Demerit has returned from
his visit i'll Boston.
Mr.. Whitehill of Groton, is the
guest of H. G. Whitehill, his son.
Seth Jones is to move into G. E.
Wyman's house the first of next
month.
Miss Annette Henry is visiting her
brother in Saratoga, N. Y, for few
weeks.
Walter Hazeltine has begun the
j. H. Thompson has returned from
North Conway, N. H.
O. l.. Ayers has his new hardware
store in the Packer block nearly ready
for business and has placed over the
door a sign, the handiwork of James
Marion.
WATERBURY CENTER.
A son was born last Thursday to Rev.
and Mrs. j. w. lllesley.
ID. b. Hayes has pair of young Bel
gian rabbits which he keeps in one of his
show windows.
Misses Vera Dow and Grace Hill, who
are attending the graded school at Water
bury are to have rooms with Mrs Persis
Clough on Randall street for the winter.
Beside attending to the butte ering in
in this part of the town between Nov. II
and Nov. 20 V. a. Dillingham; has de-
horned 139 cattle.
Mrs. Emma May and her daughter,
Miss Olive May, expect to leave about
December l for Louisiana, where they
will spend the winter with Frank Atkins,
a brother of Mrs. May. Mr.. Atkins is a
native of this town, being the son of the
late Albro Atkins, who lived in what is
now called Colbyville. Several years ago
he went west and after the war went
South, where he has lived, and conducted
a successful business, During her alb
sence Mrs. May has rented her house to
Ernest Cameron, who will occupy the
same until their return in the spring.
Miss Ola Dillingham; was home from
Barre, spending Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Kicker of Ne
braska are visiting Mr.. Ricker's old home
and his brothers sisters who reside here
Mr.. Kicker went west years ago, and has
come back to visit the old home.
NORTH DUXBURY.
Quite number attended the surprise
party at Edgar Morse's last Friday even
ing. All report very pleasant time.
Miss Maggie Callahan, who has been at
work in Chester, is home for few days
School in districts Nos. and 8 COM
menced Nov. Is with Miss Anna Burke
as teacher in the former and Miss Annie
Healey in the latter.
WATTS RIVER.
Palmer Dickerman and wife of East
Corinth visited at George A. Rich
ardson's ON Thursday.
T.. Emerson of Rochester, N. H.,
has been visiting at Leroy Rowe's.
Ida Emerson has gone to Concord to
see brother who is hopelessly ill
with consumption.
Ernest S. Locke was in Barre and
Montpelier Wednesday,
Edwin Chase was in Bradford We'd
nesday.
School in District No. . closed on
Friday with Mrs Minnie Miles as
teacher. The village school closed
on Saturday Ella Butson, teacher,