The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-05-21
MILLIAMSTOMN

Cornelius Perrin, who is suffering
from Bright's disease, has been very
poorly of late. A nurse came from
Burlington last week to care for him.
Lawyer John Gregory of Waitsfield
was in town last week, planting more
money i'll loans here.
A new gasoline engine thas been or
dered by one of our Iatalian granite
manufacturers.
Will O. Martin, son of Ophir s.
Martin, now resident of Ottawa,
Ont, was recently visiting his old
home here few days
Neal b. Smith, son of Marcus A.
Smith, lately arrived here from Trini-
dad, South America, after an absence
of two years. He passed the island
of Martinique week ago last Sunday
and saw Mount Pelee on fire.
James NJ. Beckett is here from Bos-
ton on his annual summer business
visit
Elgin j. Gale has sold his Gulf
Spring House to Sidney f. Dean of
Boston, who will come here to keep
the house open through the year. He
will have an old, experienced hotel
man with him in the person of G.. f.
Granger Oh Boston.
Dr. Elan c. Lewis and wife of Rut-
land have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert p. Martin for a few
days. The doctor bears his seventy
six years of life well.
Herbert p Martin, administrator
of the late Amasa w. Farnham S es-
tate will sell COWS and some other
property at auction on Thursday after
noon of this week.
The manager of our creamery tells
us he has of late been receiving more
milk than ever before.
Druggist Fred A. Ainsworth has
been confined to the bed of late and
under the treatment Of Dr. E. B. Wat
son. The trouble began with q cold
and grip.
Willis, oldest son of Lucius S. ST.
mons, carpenter by trade, has moved
from Elgin Illinois, where he has
lived for years, to the State of
Georgia.
William Hanson has been a little
more comfortable in the few days
past.
DR.. E. B. Watson has a serious case
of appendicitis at the house of Mr..
A1hSOii III UliC SlOB5uOll dlSlllCb. L lC
patient is boy of ten or twelve years
and it is not the first attack
Ira H. Rowell has just been APP
pointed Fish and Game Warden by
our selectmen and it is hoped that
there will now be reform here in the
matter of the wholesale slaughter of
song birds.
Miss Ellen Clark, who is wholly
deprived of sight is living in the fam
lily OF Alfred Carnes, since the death
of A. Mayo.
DR.. Herbert Hanson of Barre who
has been here attending his grand.
father, William Hanson, is sick with
typhoid fever at the house of the lat
ter
George MARI left here last week to
cut granite in Barre and will move
his family there when he can get a
house.
1t is said there have been thirteen
applications for a certain tenement
in our village about to be vacated.
Miss Estelle Mcdonnell of Winooski
who has just finished post graduate
course as nurse in Baltimore, Md,
is caring for druggist Fred A. Aims
worth in his sickness He is thought
to be doing well.
Miss Alice Walker, who has been
confined to the bed for some weeks
and has suffered great deal in the
time, was able to sit up for the first
time last Sunday.
The Italians had picnic in a grove
Just west of the village last Sunday
and just as the Fontana Bros. team
reached the house at the close of the
day an accident occurred by which
some occupants of the wagon were
thrown out, necessitating the call of
physician.
There will be the usual union Me-
mortal Sunday service at the Univer-
salist church next Sunday morning.
A double male quartette will furnish
the music on the occasion.
George Robinson has moved back to
Barre after stay of several years
here on farm.
Mrs. Irving Robinson, while on her
way to Barre, Monday morning, was
run away with and thrown from her
buggy i'll our village, the vehicle hav-
ing brought up against a telephone
pole. Fortunately no great physical
injury was apparently sustained,
MARSHFIELD.
Mrs. e. A. Rosebrook went to Port
land, Me-, on Tuesday of last week to
assist in caring for friend who is se-
riously i'll.
A. f. Lamberton is breaking a very
promising pair of bay colts.
Rev. Abbie @. Billings preached at
the Congregational church in Plain
field on Sunday.
Mrs. f. j. Marshall of Montpelier
was visitor in town on Monday.