The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-03
WilliaHstown.


William Bass of Ottawa, Kan, has re-
turn d from a visit with his uncle, DIR. Will
liam Bass of Lowell, Mass, and ere long
will 90 back home and thence to California.
Mrs. Harry l. Cheney and sister, Mrs. Dr.
W. b. Mayo of NLrt field will go to the
Lynde cottage, Berlin pond this week. j.
X Lynde's family will 90 next week.
Or former townsman, DR.. William Bass,
for many years a leading physician in Low
ell, Mass, who has Just entered on his sew
eHtieth year, is in active practice there AS
one recalls his great invalidism in his early
life and sees what he has accomplished In
his IN 4nhood through his Bass grit should
be an Encouragement to those struggling
wi ill health, while young, not to despair
Me vim &. Durham, for some years in
the employ OF j. X Lynde, has gone to
work for the GrearsoL- Beckett Company,
in their stone shed.
Fred Buruham, who grsdua ed from God
dard Seminary .ast week, won scholar
ship that Wa wurJd $40 or $50 to him. he
lef here on NJ DudAy, ior work elsewhere.
l. was good to listen once more TO SER
mon from Presiding Elder j. o Sherburne
In union service at the Methodist church
last Sunday evening. We do not recall
ever having heard him when he did not
have something worth the hearing. He
Our citizens will not forget that the re-
turned missionary from India, Miss Ellen
Folsom, is to speak next Sunday evening
at union service at the Methodist church,
and that everyone will be welcomed there.
Last Saturday evening witnessed anoth.
or large assemblsge on our street to listen
to The open air band concert and enjoy ha
ice cream furnished by Mrs Maynard XII.
SER Prof Lenini, the leader OF the trans
Atlantic band OF Barre, was here and paid
our band good compliment as an amateur
band.
Henry Poole has charge OF the town
clerks Office in the absence OF the town
clerk for week or more.
Work iu the stone shed will be suspended
the last three days OF this week.
Mrs. G. Elizabeth Tarbsl was to leave
the home OF her only son, Clarence Tsrhell
In Hannibal, Mo-, last Wednesday for New
England. She will be with her two dsugh-
ters, and other friends in Vermont several
weeks.
Mrs. William Kibbee and adopted daugh-
ter, Myrtle Dow, were in town last week
Arthur Simons, who is i'll with lung
trouble is now trying osteopsthy with DR..
Lewis d. Martin and is getting help in
some ways. Mr.. and Mrs. Simons are stay.
ing with his sister, Mrs. Fanny Simons
Dow.
Mrs NJ. ]. White and daughter of Mel
rose, Mass, are about to come here for
vacation.
A daughter was born last week to DR..
and Mrs, w. j. Tlndsll.
Joel A. Bass will visit here sometime dur.
ing the summer.
G. U. Lsthrop is furnishing the lumber
for a three tenement house at the easterly
end Of Grsnitevlle.
Mrs. Lucina Martin, wife Of Harry Fogg,
has lately had second operation for the
removal OF a cancerous tumor and Is doing
we'll.
Liberty Jeffords has lately received news
OF the death OF his sister, Mrs. l. Harriet
Jeffords Harvey, Of Waukegau, III. For
some years she had suffered frem stomach
and heart troubles, but was in better health
till on the morning of June 81. She had ap-
cplexy and lived but a few hours Mrs.
Harvey was born here In January, 1923,
and went west in the early 4O's. She was
married in 1916, in 1859 she went to Wauke-
gan to live and has resided there since
Her husband died thirty-one years to day
before she did Only one son survives her.
The Waukegan Daily Gazette pays high
tribute to her character and worth, She
was one OF the oldest and most faithful
members OF the Baptist church Of that city
says this paper.
An effort is to be made here at once to
secure a chair factory. The matter was
first suggested few months ago, but for q
certain reason was compelled to lie dor
mant till now. The work, II done at all, lie
to be done by an out OF town company,
Full particulars will be given later II the
project materializes.
The second installment Of taxes, IL paid
to the town Treasurer, must be paid not
later than September %.
Charles II. Beckett OF New York came to
his old home here last week Thursday, and
on Monday in company with his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. George Beckett,
started for the Psn-Americsn, at Buffalo,
for stay OF week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gresrson an Mrs.