The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-15
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in all the latest styles at @. @. Wards
Mrs. David Ahern and child Of Mel
| ford, N. H., arrived in town Saturday
and will remain until Mr. Ahern fin
ishes work at the Central Vermont
railway bridge.
| Wallace Goodwin came home Friday
and will remain few days.
f. II. Vaughn and Mrs. w. G. Good
win were in Montpelier on Friday
o. E. Russell is to paint f. A.
| Ward S house and j. H. Daniels store
next week.
Misses Mabel and Edith Howe were
in Waterbury Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Lyford of Warren
visited Mrs. Mary McElroy over Sun
| day.
f. K. Herrick was at home from
Montpelier Seminary over Sunday.
Miss Bernice Price spent part of
last week in Barre
G. T. Miles was in Burlington one
day last week on business.
Harvey Shettle and wife of Lowell.
J Mass, are to reside with his parents
| this winter on account of Mrs. Shettle
/ needing rest Mrs. Shettle has been
here several days and Mr.. Shettle ar
rived Saturday.
! The FOresters postponed their meet
ing last Thursday night until Tuesday
night of this week, on account of the
party at II. E Hills
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Haskins of
| Philadelphia, Pa, were visitors at M.
W. Miles Saturday.
Miss Edith Howe of Waitsfield visit
ed her cousin, Miss Mabel Howe. Sat
urday and Sunday.
j. b Wells of Plainfield was at 4
G. Taplin's Thursday.
Miss Maud Lewis was moved Satur-
day from the home of +. f. Campbell.
whore She has been i'll for the past
three weeks, to the home of her uncle.
G. T. Miles
Arthur Bingham has rented the Hi
ram Comstock farm on East Hill and
will take possession as soon as Mr..
Z Comstock moves his family to the vii
lage.
Ladies - Have you seen the new
Waterbury wrappers at G. c. Ward S.?
A very large party gathered at the
home of Herbert E. Hills last Thurs
day evening, where a surprise and
birthday party was given Madge and
Fred, daughter and son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hills a delightful time was
had by all attending. Dancing was in
order with Bert Patterson as violinist.
a gold watch and chain was given
both Madge and Fred. Refreshments
were served at ~. The party broke
up at an early hour in the morning.
w. b. Baker has purchased the farm
of Ernest Backus of Jones Brook and
is to move there before Nov. /.
1t is reported that Hiram Comstock
has rented the McElroy house in the
village and will occupy the same next
week.
While Fred Vim was riding his BIZ
cycle to Montpelier Sunday evening
the frame of the machine broke while
he was going down the hill near
Charles Richardson's and caused him
to be thrown several feet striking on
his head rendering him unconscious
for an hour or more At the present
writing Mr. Vim is as comfortable as
could be expected.
l. j. Johnson and wife returned
from their trip to Washington d. c.,
Monday morning and report having
had very enjoyable time.
LtNl IDlADN, II. w I'LL anu NTtOTRt
Whelan of Montpelier were at U. II
Hammonds Sunday
U. H. Hammond is in Coxsackie
Station, Fl. Y, visiting at E. A.
Stufflebean's
The new railroad bridge was placed
near Wright H. Richardson S Sunday.
A number of extra men were employed.
Rev Louis H. Buckshorn of Con
cord, N. H. is to preach in the Uni
tartan church Sunday at 2:l5 p. m.
J. L. Fulton Of White River juno
ton was i'll town Saturday.
G.. H. Alexander has a sample of
Butts Hawley's Signal mail box which
he is exhibiting to patrons on the
rural free delivery routeENov. /.
WARREN
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hall and baby
daughter of Fitchburg, Mass, are Wis
iting in town.
Henry Foster is spending few days
in Waterbury center.
Mr.. Carpenter of Randolph was the
guest of his son, Frank Carpenter re-
Gently.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers are
giving entertainments dl tit tOWH Hall
this week under the auspices of the
band.
Ella Hamlin and son visited among
friends here part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Martin Of
Waitsfield visited in town Saturday.
Walter Chatterton and Mrs. Retta
Shattuck were married Oct. by Rev.
l.. H Brigham.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Moore are the
parents of little daughter born last
week.
Gene Van Dusen of Fitchburgh,
Mass is in town, called here by the
serious illness of his mother.
A party of nine from the local lodge
of Odd Fellows attended the district
meeting at Mortified last week.
Miss Bessie Moore of Waitsfield call
ed on friends in town last Saturday,
A brass band of sixteen pieces has
been organized under the leadership OF
Dr. j. S. Dodge The people subscrib-
ed literally to the enterprise. The in