The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-13

lam, Willie Reyes, oscar lamSOn, Ell
gin Martin, Anna Patterson, Hazel
Sprague and Julia Williams Those
absent one day or less: James Full
lam, Arthur Bennett, Cora Rumney,
Ernest Sprague, Edwin Sprague, AL
ice Williams. Ella Chadwick, teach
er.
Miss Susan Adams received card
last week announcing the marriage of
her niece, Miss Grace Goodale of
South Royalton, to DR.. Henry Hay
ward of Tunbridge.
DR.. and Mrs. William Graves re-
turned from their Massachusetts, trip
last week.
WATERBURY.
The tickets for the Philomathean enter
tainment course go on sale at Evans a.
Bryan's store at nine o'clock on Wednes-
day morning, Nov. 90 There are to be
five entertainments in the course, all of
which are high class. The first is Durno
Emmett in magic and ventriloquism on
December 20. The others and their dates
are as follows: Lecture by Dewitt Mil
Ter, December 81 The Pickininnies, JAN
uary o; C. Edmund Neal, impersonator,
January "a; lecture by Father Kelley,
February "a
Holy communion will be observed at
the Methodist church on Sunday morn
ing.
The finest showing of silk waists to he
seen anywhere is at Homer Fits.
Rev. F. b. Kellogg, who has been visit
ing for week in New York, is expected
to return SO as to conduct services at the
Congregational church on Sunday.
Orwell Ayers is to open hardware
store in the Parker block next mouth.
The students of the high school are to
hold their mid-term concert and prone
made in the school hose hall next Friday
evening.
F. NJ. Waterman of Barre, is to open
candy store and bakery in the Parker
block soon.
Mrs b. C Cram has finished work at
the hospital and is visiting Mrs. G. Tur-
ner a few days before returning to her
home in St. Adams
Miss Pearl Randall visited in Burling-
| ton this week.
F. l.. Ruddy has finished work at the
hospital.
Rev. /. X. Whitman returned on Friday
evening from ten days visit at his former
home in Pottstown, Pa.
Miss King of Barre, aged twenty years,
who has made her home with Olin King
lnf g.,
months, died last Wednesday after long
illness from consumption. The remains
were taken to Barre for burial
n. A. Wheeler of Bellows Falls is en-
ployed as pharmacist at the Palmer phar-
macy.
Charles Hatch has sold his interest in
the furniture firm of Boyce & Hatch of
which he has been member for seven
years and to NJ. f. Boyce, his partner,
who will take possession December l. Mr..
Hatch retires because of continued poor
health and contemplates taking the posi-
ton of travelling salesman for the new
wrapper factory.
A special meeting will be held on Mon
day at the Office of j. X. Fullerton for
the purpose of ascertaining if the farm
ers in the vicinity favor the organization
of cooperative creamery association
Mrs. George Dumas moved this week
to Boston.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Guptil this week, and daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. o, l.. Ayers,
S. S. King of New York, is visiting in
town.
Frank Griffin has sold his residence on
Union street to John Fiddock of Jones'
vile, who will take possession December
l.
HORN OF THE MOON.
George A. Paine from McIndoes Fa lis
spent Sunday at j. A. Paine's.
Mrs William Dillon has been quite ill
with muscular rheumatism,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Nye were recent
visitors at Will Thayer's.
There will be box sociable at the
Morse school-house next Thursday even
ing.
L. c. Wakefield removed fistula from
the neck of w. H. Sanders driving horse
last Friday.
WATTS RIVER.
Mrs. Justine Richardson is in Tops
ham, caring for her mother, who is
very ill.
Ora Chynoweth of st. Adams, and
sister Mary, who have been visiting
relatives here for the past week have
gone to Williamstown. Miss Chyno-
weth sails in few weeks for India,
going as a missionary to remain seven
or eight years.
Fred and Frank Sanborn are shing-