The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-02
WilliaMstown.

DR.. E. B. Watson will return from his
vacation probably not later than Wednes.
day of this week.
Tickets for our lecture course for the
coming season will be on sale at the Lynde
store at 7 A. M. October 7. 1t is earnestly
desired that our citizens will be interested
enough to purchase early, as the committee
feel sure they have arranged for the best
course ever given here. Tickets for the
six entertainments are to be 81 %, 81 30
and S1.75, according to the location OF seats.
Mrs. Betsey Fl. Hay has been having
several weeks siege Of hay fever.
Misses Hattie Briggs and Saba Mckee
will visit the Pan American this week.
Mrs. j. X Lynde will attend the musical
convention at Burlington next week.
Mrs. G orge III. Watson Of Montpelier
has been the guest Of her sister.in.law, Mrs.
X. ID. Watson, OF late.
David Gale goes this week to visit his
mother at Colorado. Springs, Col. He may
be absent two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 8. Hopkins are visit
ing the Pan. American this week.
Willie, son OF the late Barney D. Flint,
started on Monday for his new home In
Colorado, which is to be Lttleton, a suburb
OF Denver. He was accompanied by his
mothers sister, Mrs. Barnet 8. Goodrich,
and her son and daughter
Mayo Lynde has just made few days.
visit here for the purpose Of meeting Willie
Flint.
j. Harvey Cheney and sister-in-law of
milwaukee,, Wis, are visiting his brother,
James M. Cheney.
Mrs. Martha Walker Dewey, only child of
j. Martin Walker, has returned from the
west and is in Rhode Island.
Edwin Prescott was in town last week
visiting his mother. His work for two years
past keeps him travelling most OF the time
and largely in the northern part OF the
State.
George L. Edison went to New York for
goods last week. He will visit Boston be-
fore his return.
Ira III. Rowell has a sister from Kansas
City, Mo, visiting here.
Rev. d. II. Strong will next week go to
western Massachusetts on his first vacation
since coming here. He will be sccompanie
by his wife and her mother and will be alb
sent three Sundays.
Mrs. X. l.. Watson will 20 to Greenfield,
Mass, next week to visit her son, Rev.
Carey Watson.
Mrs. j. Munroe Seaver is little better
Dennis Tilden, one OF the old citizens OF
Barre, was the guest of his brother-in-law
Enos n. Walker last week. He recalls the
day when there were only three families In
Barre that were not Americans.
Fred, son OF Melvin X. Burnham, has
lately entered Tufts college, making at least
the fourth William town hoy that has been
as;udent in that institution.
Miss Kate Erskine, who Is now on her
tenth term as a teacher in the quarry dis
trct, has at present forty-four pupils in her
primary department. In the other two de-
psrtments there are in one Twenty-Five pu-
pills and in the other something over forty,
The Universalist sociable will be held at
the home OF Fremont @. Little on Friday
afternoon and evening of this week. Oct,
A.
A great treat is expected at the first en-
tertainment in our course, Oct. 26. MAY
Parker's Little Pickaninnies and Concert
Co." will be the opening attraction. Moth
ing like it," says one. "The little picka-
ninnies are a whole show in themselves,
and the May Parker concert company Is one
of the best and our citizens cannot afford to
lose it," he adds.
Mrs. Henry Woods parents OF Fayston,
have recently been her guests here.
Miss Helen Kimball, accompanied by
Miss Mile Drury, will drive this week to