The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-09-24
WAITSFIELD.

r. d. Brown has improved the
looks of his big barn by a new coat of
paint.
Mr. Bonette, who is stopping with
his son, Sim Bonette, was taken with
a dizzy spell last week Monday, and
fell striking his head against the stove,
inihcting painful scalp wound.
DR.. Howe dressed the wound and
at present he is as well as could be I,
expected.
Clayton Henry of Medford, Mass,
is visiting in town
Frank Hand had the MISFORTUNE to |
cut his right foot with all AK quite |
badly last week Monday.
Miss Gleason of East Warren, Mrs |
Frank Blake, Mrs. Eaton Heath, and |
Mrs. Frank Tillotson of Warren |
visited friends in town last week
Elmer Ryder, wife and children of |
Morrisville were the guests of j. A.
Smith and wife last week Tuesday.
Miss Josephine Boyce assumed her
duties as clerk in J. d. Davis store
last week.
The Waitsfeld House is being re-
painted, w. NJ. Taber doing the work
DIR. Grout of Waterbury was in
town on business last week Tuesday.
william Marshal was in Lincoln on
business last week. r. d. Bonette,
attended to the wants of his custom
ers in the barber shop during his alb
| sence.
II. f. Brewster and c. S. Kimball
of Mortified, r. G. Miller and A. @.
Brown of Boston and f. d. Clark of
Milford, Mass, were in town on bust
ness last week Tuesday.
j, W. Gregory was in Montpelier
last week.
j. b. Norton is erecting a new
horse barn.
r. D. Brown had the misfortune to
cut is left hand quite badly in an en-
silage cutter, last week Wednesday.
Albert Mahuron has been engaged
tc build J. B. Norton barn.
James Marion was in Waterbury on
business last week Wednesday.
Albert Mahuron and wife are
boarding at the Waitsfeld House.
A carload of cattle was purchased
in town last week
\ number from town attended the
dance at Duxbury last Friday night
Eaton Heath and wife of Warren
where visitors in town Friday.
Eugene Thayer of Warren was in
town last Friday repairing the wires
OH the telephone line.
Edith Murray left Saturday for a
week visit with her sister in Platts-
burg, n. Y.
George Pape is in DuXbury, the
guest of his father.
f. A. Hayden of Montpelier was in
town on business Saturday.
During Rev. William Ganley's alb
sence last Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Clapp of
Burlington occupied the pulpit in the
Congregational church.
Elvira Jones, who underwent al
opecation last week, was reported up
to Sunday night as very low
EAST BARRE.
c. H. Hall died at his home last Satur-
! day.
Myrtle Raycraft and John Cummings
were married at the home of Robert Ray
craft, Thursday evening at eight o'clock.
Much excitement has been caused the
citizens of Barre town by the appearance
of panthers in the vicinity of South Barre
Any one wishing cedar posts should in
quire of G. S. Nye, East Barre.
, Sargent Bros. have newly painted thu
postoffice building.
George Wheaton was in the city oil
Q Saturday.
2 Mrs. Violet Hayes johnson of Mont
real is visiting her brother, G. L. T, Hayes
= NJ. D., Granitevile.
l Annie Morrison and Angus McJoy wer
married last Wednesday evening in Gran
|, teville.
9 c. n. Scott was in the city Friday.
w. A. Boyce was in town Tuesday.
A DANvILLE.
Albert Hartshorn has moved int
f the house recently purchased of Tim
: othy Harris by Abel Hutchinson.
Misses Martha Tice and Sadie New
S ell have gone to Barton to work in tn
Peerless factory.
# The societies of the Congregations
IS church have purchased piano for tn
j. use in the chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Palmer of Thomp
II sonville, Conn, and Mrs. Williar
# Palmer and her son, John Palmer o
q Newton, Mass. are visiting at Fran
!. Palmers.
Re Henry Burbank Esq. has his plac
so far completed Pas to be able to NOV
1t into it and d. X. Wakefield Jr.,
e moving from the farm he recent
Id into Harry Osgood's house vacat
N ed by Mr.. Burbank.
# Mr.. and Mrs. Paine Sturtevant c
New York, are visiting Mr. Sturte
II want.
). Byron A. Hahn of Wilksbarrt
,r Pa, is stopping at Miss W. A. Pres
W toms.
Frank Barber of Boston Mass,
visiting relatives here.
. Mrs. W. O. Stratton is visiting he
= brother, Hiram Smith at Wolcott.
CABOT.
G.. o. Boyles, Esq, of Montpelie
was in town Sunday with his parents
Mrs Charles Plumley of Mortified