The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-04-30
PLAIN FIELD.

to Will Browns Friday.
The new pastor and family of the
Methodist church are to be given re
ception at the church Saturday even
ing All are invited
Dwight Hollister has moved into
the A. V. Taylor house on High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berry and
Mrs. Arch Batchelder attended the
Barre festival this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson of Rye
gate spent Thursday and Friday with
Mrs. William Chaplin.
The listers have given notice that
the abstracts of individual lists are
open for inspection.
II. E. Cutler is driving horse with
a record of 2 :05.
Rev. Geo. Wright and family came
the first of the week and settled in
the Methodist parsonage.
The Congregational prayer meeting
was held Wednesday with John Hill
at Curtis Baldwins
Rev. and Mrs. j. O. Sherburne of
st. Johnsbury visited L. b. Gale, who
is i'll, on Tuesday.
Schools are to open next Monday
with the following teachers Village,
Misses Dodge and Flora Batchelder I;
No. 5, Miss Kate Erskine from Will
Jamestown No. 4, Miss Elsie Cutting
No 7, Mrs. Myra Wood No. s. Miss
Flora Camp.
WATERBURY,.
E. E. Bamforth, who was badly in
jured last week by runaway auto
mobile, was moved from Bolton to his
home in this village the first of this
week. 1t is now expected he will
soon recover from his injuries.
Mrs George Mansfield of Shelburne
has been the guest of S. A. Mansfield
for several days.
Mrs A. Shambo died this week af-
ter several months illness from a
complication of diseases
Miss Nina Hoadley, who has been
visiting her home here, has returned
to Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien of Randolph
are guests of p. King.
Miss Lydia Gilman has moved to
the Fl. d. Brown house.
F. W. Mould has returned from his
visit in Keeseville, N. Y.
The Demerritt e. Palmer Company
has its clothespin factory completed.
They expect to put in the machinery
very soon and will then begin the
manufacture of clothespins for which
they already have large number of
orders
ST. Andrews church is undergoing
general repairs and re-painting,
Charles Straw having charge of the
work.
Mrs. j. J. Colby and children leave
next September to join Mr. Colby in
Redlands, CAL, They are to make
that place their home for the future
Edgar Davis is making general re-
pairs upon his residence on Blush hill
Edgar Davis is making general re-
pairs upon his residence on Blush hill
B. W. Shaw has returned from Mel
rose, Mass. Mrs. Shaw will remain
for some time yet as her health is
much improved.
Charles Mullen of Worcester, Mass,
has been visitor in town this week.
The Waterbury Creamery Associa-
ton has been incorporated under the
laws of the State. The capital stock
of So, 600 has been paid III full to the
treasurer
The Palmer pharmacy has been i'm
proved by the addition of plate glass
window this week.
Mrs. S. @. Moody is confined to her
home by illness.
Lorenzuo Bryant is improving his
residence by the addition of piazza.
p. L. Lyons has finished work as
plumber at the hospital and has re-
turned to his home in Montpelier.
A movement is on foot to grade the
grounds in the rear OF the school
building for base ball park and es-
Inmates of the cost are being obtained
1t is proposed to raise the necessary
funds by popular subscription.
John Nelson has completed the
nurses home connected with the hos
pital and has taken the contract for
building Augustus Turner'S new
house.
John Palmer, who recently returned
from the west, is to remain and work
in the new clothes pin factory.
Charles Root has returned from Or.
mand, Fla, where he has been spend
ing the winter.
BROOKFIELD.
Fred Hayes has bought house and
has moved his family to West Rox-
bury.
Mrs. Frank Rlair at the Center has
gone to Manchester, N. H., to spend
several weeks with relatives.
Pearl Gaylord of Waitsfield visited
his mother and brothers last week
The High school graduating class
numbering ten had class ride last
Thursday to Barre and Montpelier.
Mrs. Harry Cotton and children of
Montpelier have been boarding at Will
liam Clark's for a while.
Mrs. Louise Gaylord as been ill the
past week, but is slowly recovering.
Erie Ditty's horse ran away last
Thursday morning while going to the
creamery throwing him out and de-
molishing the wagon.
Mrs. Henry Edison has gone to spend
two weeks in Boston.
Mrs E. L. Wills and Mrs. Blair Wis
tied at G. l.. Masons in Randolph
last week
+. A. Williams, government inspec-