The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-03-26
WATERBURY,.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Morse, Mrs. W.
H. Carroll and Mrs. Bert Atherton
are rapidly recovering from their re-
cent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burleigh, who
| have been visiting in town for few
weeks, have returned to their home
| in New York.
Frank Marion is confined TO his
home by illness.
The new machinery at the wrapper
| factory has been installed and as soon
| as the electric transformer is put i'll
place thirty additional girls will be
| set to work.
Four candidates were installed by
Winooski lodge this week.
Miss Jessie w. Hayes and son, Les
| lie, visited relatives in Montpelier a
few days this week.
Sanford Eddy has begun the con-
struction of his new house on the Far
rar addition.
Dr. d. D. Grout of this place is one
of the ten physicians from Vermont
selected by Gov Stickney to attend
the American Congress of Tubercu
losis to be held in New York, May
| 14-16.
Charles w. Richardson of Burling
ton has been visiting relatives in
town.
The high school closed on Friday
for the spring vacation.
Miss Mary Drew has returned from
her visit in Boston and Lowell.
The new sugar social held by the
Ladies Union in the Congregational
church this week was social and
| financial success.
L. M. Savage of Waitsfield is en-
ployed by the Palmer & Demerritt
Company and has moved his family
to the Tierney house.
William O'Neil has purchased the
! Wyman house on Winooski street.
A large number of new books have
recently been added to the public Ii
brary
Miss Helen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Clark, is seriously i'll from
pneumonia.
Mrs. j. F. Shipman entertained the
Ladies Aid this week.
L. G. Moody spent few days in
Stowe this week.
Miss Belle Cooley has returned:from
her visit to the New York markets.
MARSHEIELD.
f. S. Bemis of Barre was in town on
business on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bond of Barre
were in town over Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Mathews of Boston was in
town for a short stay last week.
Mark A. Davis is at home from God
dard Seminary for a two weeks vacation.
Harley Houghton of Barre was the
guest of o. ID. Cole and family over Sun
day.
A. A. Tucker has moved his household
effects to the farm he some time since
leased of NJ. Z. Bemis.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Colburn and child
of Barre were visitors at James Bouldry's
the past week.
j. r. Hoadley, secretary of the State
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Rut-
land, was in town on business last We'd
nesday.
Deputy Sheriff H. T. Baldwin of Wells
River was visitor with S. w. Cole and
sons on Thursday and Friday of last
week.
If you think dollars worth of your
dog it would be well for you to remember
that April / will soon be at hand.
A special town meeting is warned to
be held at the town house on Saturday,
April 5, at one o'clock, "to see if the
town will vote to give the constable
jurisdiction of the State"
Those who are this week confined to
the house by illness are Mrs. Lydia Pit
II III I'd NTrc
George o. Davis.
Mrs E. L. Taylor and daughter of
Barre are visitors at A. T. Davis Mr.
Taylor was also with them over Sunday
Gardner p. Winter has been appointed
administrator and E. A. Lamberton and
o. II. Smith commissioners of the estate
of Webster H. Haskins
Miss Eleanor T. Cole came home from
Barre last Saturday afternoon to enjoy g
short vacation from her duties as assistant
teacher of instrumental music at Goddard
Seminary
George L. Annas, the hustling fielt
representative of the Waterman has
=, during the past week, canvassed Cabo
and some of the territory he was unable tt
! visit when in this place few weeks since
= Marshfeld Cooperative Creamery pai'
patrons twenty and one-half cent
u per pound for February butter, oil test
Miss Lila +. Dow of Manchester, N
H., is visiting her aunt, Mrs Austi
Spencer.
Mr.. Swami of South Cabot sold pal
of draft horses to Ill. t. Baldwin O
Wells River last week.
NJ Mrs j. p. Newton is stopping in Barr
! for the present.
20 A. w. Cole has just installed ne'
y buzz planer in his repair shop. 1t wi
~ undoubtedly prove one of the most col
IS venient pieces of machinery ever set up
Sc town.
ats good housekeeping that can stan
the test of having the closets examined
G There are no skeletons in our closet
w. Proof for the asking. A. T. Davis, spC
10 cial agent for the New York Life lnsul
40 ance Company
~ A hot box on the dynamo caused IL