The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-08
WATERBURY, CENTER

Holyoke. They expect to be away sew
eral weeks.
Burt l.. Moody, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. b. Moody of this place, who has been
in trade in South Royalton for several
years, has sold out his business and is to
leave this week for Montana where he
is to have a position in store He will
work for Harley Marshall a former Wa
terbury boy, who went there several years
ago, when the country was new, and has
grown up with it, Mr.. Moody is not
entirely new to western life having spent
some time in Vancouver, Washington,
few years ago. His friends here all Join
in wishing Burt and his wife continued
happiness and prosperity.
Mrs. l.. w. Buzzell of Stowe spent a
part of last week with her daughter, Mrs.
p f. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dow, who
moved from this place to Montpelier last
spring have returned and are now living
in George w. Randall's house on Little
River.
DIR. Z. j. Foster left last Saturday
morning for Washington, ID. c., to attend
the national encampment of the Grand
Army. The doctor intends to visit some
of the old battlefelds and camps near
there before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Henry Stone, who
have been living in Barre for several
years, have returned here and are living
for the present in F. N. Smiths house.
Ed Chaplin and Edwin Eggleston of
Morrstown were guests at George w.
Woods last Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie w. Hayes and Mrs. Carrie
Lyon visited Mrs William Shepherd in
Middlesex last Saturday.
The event of the past week was the
celebration of the golden wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hopkins which oc-
cured at their residence at this place last
week Monday, af; ernoon and evening
Thc attendance was all that the house
could contain. Monday evening their
, friends from Waterbury chartered car
which was full, beside the many who
could not attend from here in the after
noon. Many useful and valuable pres
ents were left. All join in wishing them
many more years of life and prosperity.
NORTHFIELD.
f. B. Ellis and wife returned last Fri
day from several weeks trip in New
York and Boston.
Mrs. G.. L. Pervler returned Monday
last from few days visit in Stowe.
= Mrs. Bckford and daughter, Mrs.
Granfeld, were called to Burlington last
{ Friday by the serious illness of Mrs
g Granfeld's husband, who is in the hospi-
/, tai there
Mrs. w. II. Mayo arrived home last
$ Friday from visit of two or three days
!; in Waterbury.
The Ladies Literary Club meets with
Mrs. Fred Joslyn next Tuesday after
t noon.
y Misses Brooks and Clark, milliners, have
y moved their store from the White block
to the Emerson block.
Mrs Gideon Edwards OF Main street
: who has been sick for some time is much
4 improved now.
= Frank Sault, formerly of St. Alban,
n Messenger, was in town last Friday anC
e Saturday.
y The Norwich University has decided no
k to have a foot ball team this fall as theil
material is very light, and instead, viii
devote all their time to base ball.
Sergeant Randall has been promoted
to first sergeant assigned to Co. A, anc
Privates Perry, Morris and Guena, to be
corporals.
- The Alpha Sigma Pi Fraternity viii
:" hold an open house at their chapter oil
:. Friday next. All their friends are cor
daily invited to attend.
i About twelve or fifteen of the Crane
Army boys and some other people starte,
n, for Washington d. c., on Saturday to at
Re tend the Grand Army encampment.
" Charles Davis from New York stoppe,
y - at w, A. Blake's last Saturday ON his wa,
~ to Barre.
George Evans is at home spending
two weeks vacation.
n w. H. Moriarty and John Harriga
have gone to Washington, d. c., on
!, sporting trip.
p Mr. and Mrs. A. Burnham of New
York, Mrs. F. j. Davis of Milwaukee
Mich, Mrs. w. II. Burnham of Chicago
10 Mrs. Charles F. Rand of New York city
and II. L. Sails of Boston were at tn
" Mortified House last Monday.
G. Kempton of st. Adams was in tow
He went to Waitsfeld and brought bacl
7, a colored man.
III The Alonzo Hatch Co. played in tow
hall Tuesday to about a 800 honse.
ne William Clark of Brookfield and Gee
is Colby of Williamstown were in town las
ne Saturday on business.
Fred Gates of Montpelier was in tow
30 Saturday with load of oil.
II. McAllister of Waitsfeld was
80 town Saturday to a tend the trustee
- meeting of the Dog River valley fair a!
90 ISOLATION.
TOPSHAM.
Mrs, E. A. Hoods sister is visitin
70 her for few days.
Quite a number went from here la'
Friday and Saturday to see o.
Dickey's horse Bunker Hill tro
But those who went Friday came hon
90 har rila6i1 10 hnrca did mr.