The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-05

NOrtnneld, dled, ana returned TO ner
home last Saturday.
Our train, due to leave for Barre,
at 80 q. m, did not leave here till
afternoon on Monday on account of
the big snow storm
A Mrs. Barclay, lately come to the
quarry district, was buried on Sun
day, leaving an infant child. She is
spoken of as a fine woman.
How many of our citizens know that
we have bakery within the limits of
the town, and in the quarry district?
Mrs. J. X. Lynde started for Bakers
| field, last Monday a. m, driving to
Barre, to visit her son in school there.
Whether her train has gone into cold
storage in some snow bank, deponent
knoweth not.
Melvin E. Church is in town.
Ed, son of Sanford H. Dutton, be-
gan work for j. X Lynde 81 Company
last Monday. He will be in the feed
store.
Miss Clio Tarbell finished her school
here last week, and is now with her
sister, Mrs. Edith Tarbell Bean of
Brookfield
Most of our schools will close this
week.
WATERBURY,.
II. j. Parcher and G. H. Dale, real
| estate agents, have completed the sale
of Arthur Atkins farm in Duxbury,
which was placed in their hands to
sell about four weeks ago. The farm
was purchased by Charles Brough of
this place for 81 200. Mr.. Brough has
20 %l,n l0to IN, SO,
ton. All parties are well satisfied
with the transaction. Those having
real or personal estate to sell or bills
to collect, will find it to their advan-
tage to place them in the hands of
Mess. Parcher and Dale.
Walter Sleeper has moved from the
M. o. Evans tenement on Randall
street to the l.. H. Haines house on
Main street.
Sheriff Graves arrested Henry Stew
art of New York last Thursday on the
charge of being an absconding debt
or. The charge was brought by
Charles Keene, who alleged Stewart
owed him $32 and was about to leave
the State. Stewart retained l.. @.
Moody as his attorney and at hear
ing before Justice j. A. Burleigh he
was discharged.
f. @. Luce is in Boston ON business.
The Waterbury orchestra were en-
gagged at Middlebury last Thursday
evening.
j. B. Fullerton, who has been visit
ing his parents, has returned to Wilt
mantle, Conn. He was accompanied
by Dean Fullerton, his brother, who
will remain for a time.
B. Phillips, who opened boarding
house in Martin Moran's house, has
abandoned the project and returned to
his former home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Whitehill are
visiting in Boston.
Miss Martha Partch of Burlington,
is visiting Mrs. Winslow.
Rev. G. S. Nutter, presiding elder,
preached at the Methodist church on
Sunday morning. The Epworth
League held a special missionary meet
ing in the evening.
About fifty were present at the oys-
ter supper given to the members of
the local lodge of odd Fellows on Fri
day evening, by the ladies.
Bert Straw of Wisconsin is the guest
of Mrs A. T. Straw, his mother. He
is in the. painting and paper hanging
business and this is his first visit to
his home in twenty years.
The twenty first anniversary of the
Christian Endeaavor movement was
celebrated on Sunday by the local So
ciety at the Congregational church.
The horse of H. l.. Morse was injur-
ed slightly when running away last
week.
Edward Colby is employed as clerk
i'll O'Neil Brothers grocery store.
A party of twenty young ladies en-
joyed sleigh ride to Montpelier one
evening last week, and attended the
food fair.
w. j. Boyce was guest at the Muir
ray Hill hotel in New York city last
week when so many of the guests
were injured from the explosion, but
Mr.. Boyce escaped uninjured.
Mrs. Knowles is at the Sparhawk
Sanitarium at Burlington for treat
ment,.
The monthly meeting of the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary society was
held OH Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
G.. E. Moody.
Matthew Carr and Miss Sybal his
sister, were called to Connecticut last
week by the death Of a relative.
WEST FAIRLEE.
Mr.. Knox and wife and three children
of Pittsburgh, Penn, are at the Eagle |
hotel Mr. Knox is here on business for !
the mines.
Several young people from this village
ATTENDED the dance at Vershire last Fri
day night. They report about fifteen
couples present. NJ. L. Hamilton of East
Orange, w. X, Kennison of West Cor
inth and j. Barston of Vershire furnished
music,
Mrs. Helen Smith will go to Wilder
this week to do drtssmaking for Mrs. j.
M. Quimby. She will be away about
two weeks.
Almon johnson, who was threatened
with pneumonia, is recovering from his
illness.
Maude Burnham is assisting Mrs. John |
Bean tn do her work for "A short time