The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-09-24
WILLIAMSTOWN.

Mrs Oliver Martin, now of East
nights visit here with family and
other friends.
Eldon A. Earle was called here last
Thursday from MiddleseX by the i'll
ness of his brother, George @. Earle
Mr. Earle continues to have charge
of the electric plant here.
Edwin Smith, former partner of
J. NJ. Seaver in the meat market
here was III town last week. His
home is in East Haven, Essex County,
where he has 2G0 acre farm.
Elgin J, Gale was at theiGulf house
day or two last week. He is said
to be doing well in or near Boston
Landlord Dean. of the Gulf house,
we are told, will probably remain here
through the winter.
Mrs. William Schofield has been
visiting i'll Worcester and Norris
vile of late.
Miss Frances Douglass, of Eliza
beth, n. J. has been the guest recent
ly of Miss NJ Hollobaugh at the home
of Lewis NJ, Seaver.
Mrs. Ralph Dirty is visiting at
Canaan Center, n. II.
George L. Edison goes to New York
and Boston this week for new goods
for his store.
Landlord W. L. Towne, formerly of
our Monument house, was here from
Waterbury day or two last week.
He is on the road selling tobacco and
cigars for New York house.
Mr.. and Mrs Prentiss @. Waldo, now
of Plainfeld, were here last Thursday
having come from Randolph where
Mrs. Waldos sister, Miss Emma Burn.
ham, is in poor health.
Martin Burnham now of Watseka,
Ill, was visiting in Walpole, n H.
last week, on his way here.
Preston Gross, former granite
workman here and great invalid il
late years, died at his fathers home il
Beaver Harbor, n B., last weel
Wednesday of consumption. Three
of his sisters, Mrs. William n. Grear
son, Mrs Willard Walker and Mis-
Ella Cross reside here. Mrs. Wake,
and Miss Cross left here for New
Brunswick Oh Thursday. Mr. Cros
was so unfortunate as to lose an eye
in the Grearson- Beckett Company
works some two or three years age
and has never been we'll since. Hi:
affection elected much sympathy her,
where he was known as worth,
young man. He was some twenty sever
years of age.
Charles G.. Moore is in New Yorl
just now, setting up granite monu
ments there in the cemeteries near by
for the Grearson- Beckett Company.
Mrs Lizzie Earle Goodwin of Barr
has been here of late helping to car
for her brother, George G. Earle, il
his severe illness. Mr.. Earle's daugh
ter, Mrs. Lucy Earle Holt of Barre
has also been here, for the same pur
pose.
The daughter of an estimable Yer
mont physician in our county, VIII
has this year returned from som
fifteen years work as a teacher in
colored institution in the capital O
one of our Southern States, tells u
that in all the time no white famil
deigned to call upon her, of course, be
cause of her work. Only think of it
N. B. Robinson is to put furnac
into the house of Fremont G. Little.
Myron and Walter Flint, sons 9th
late Alvin Flint, are doing fine but
ter and egg business in Montclail
N, j., They have two thousand Gus
toners, every one of which Waite
can call by name. They keep a ha
dozen delivery teams.
f. @. Little has been putting in
silo 30 feet in depth and 10 feet
diameter. In August, eighteen COW
furnished milk that he sold for Sl3S
TO a milkman.
1t is thought Mrs. Henry Lasell wi
have to 60 to hospital for treatmeI
before she will regain her health.
Miss A. Louise Baker of Boston
again the guest of the Rev. +. A. al
Miss Helen Kimball
David @. Gale has come East fro
Colorado Springs, Col, and is
Tufts College. His mother is
Massachusetts.
William McGranaghan, broth,
of Mrs. Ernest Riddell, has late
come here from Belfast, Ireland, al
is working in the quarry in Bar
that Mr.. Rlddell superintends
Two Of J. X. Prizes sons con
from the quarry district to our villa,
schools daily.
Herbert b. Martin has been
quite poor health of late, requirir
him to desist from work almo
wholly.
The Circular Conference of tho Coz
.gregational church held here last wee