The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-06-18
WAITSFIELD.

John Andrews of East Moretown
was the guest of his sister-in law,
Mrs. James Carpenter on Thursday.
\ number from Fayston, Warren,
and few from Montpelier and North
field attended the auction at Clarence
McCarthy's, Thursday.
James Brock of Montpelier, was in
town on business Thursday.
W. NJ Taber has sold his interest
in the hotel basement barber shop to
A. l.. Miller
Hugh Carpenter has the painting of
his large barns completed and is now
having his house painted Walter
Taber is doing the work.
Operations on the tale mine were
resumed Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Richardson has re-
turned from her school in Bethel, and
Miss Hattie Mahuren, has returned
from her school i'll Williamstown.
Mrs. Clarence Richardson is failing
fast.
Sheriff Reaves and another Burling-
ton officer, were i'll town Wednesday
on the track of a party wanted by the
Burligton dice.
Mr. McAllister's barn is completed
M. J. Long did the work.
George F. Miller is visiting in Bur-
lington.
James Deal is better and took car
riage ride to Moretown Saturday, ac-
companied by his daughter.
Mrs. Abraham Miller left Monday
for three week visit in Burlington.
j. A. Carpenter and Miss Edith
Norway were the guests Of friends in
Waterbury Monday.
Ice cream and cake was served Oh
the Methodist church lawn Saturday
evening.
a number from this town attended
the con- mencement exercises at the
Randolph Normal school last week.
A son was born Friday. June 10, tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Palmer.
William Palmer is having his tene
ment painted, Wild McGlatfiin of Eas
Warren doing the work.
Several from here went to Middle
| sex Monday and Tuesday to see thu
railroad wreck and washout.
J. J. Kelly lost good stage hors
last week. The cause of its dealt
was lockjaw.
j. J. Kelly has purchased fin
driving horse of George Smith.
Miss Fisk, deaconness of Boston
spoke at the Methodist church, Sun
day Children's Day was observed a
the Methodist church, the member
of the Congregational church attend
ing.
Mr.. Ganley returned from Spring
field, Friday.
The ladies of the Methodist churc
will sell ice cream at the church eac
Saturday evening during hot weather
MORETOWN COMMON.
w. J. Royce and wife, Perley j
rome and wife, Loren Child and h.
wife and two children, and Geori
Bruce and family were visitors in tn
vicinity on Sunday.
f. w. Somers had horse get veI
badly cut on the wire fence viii
ago. A. E. Lovejoy of Moretown vi
lage took a few stitches and close
the wound.
w. R. Chase has gone to Essex
spend Sunday with II. E. Nicho
and friends.
O. e. Russell of this place was
Montpelier Saturday to attend Il
June training, accompanied by h
wife
Frank Somers and wife and Mast
Luke Somers were in Montpelier {
Saturday.
W. r. Chase and wife spent Su
day at George w Keneston's at Ea
Moretown.
J. S. Long went to Waterbury Mo
j dav with butter.
= o. l.. Goss of Montpelier came
see his mother who is very sick.
k DR.. Grout of Waterbury was here
the hill Monday.
John S. Long and wife went
Waitsfelds Wednesday night for
visit it'll w. E, Long and others.
Mrs. M. d. Nelson was ON the h
! Monday to see her mother, M
" Philip Goss
The Waterman representative, n