The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-05

]. p. Lamson Esq, has recovered
sufficiently to be able to sit up little
A. ID. Lamson has moved his family
to Montpelier, having secured posi-
ton with the National Insurance Com
pany of that place.
Ed. Howes of East Cabot has moved
into the Simonds house at Lower
Cabot.
i EAST CALAIS.
w. d. Peck is moving from the vii.
lage back to his fathers farm.
Mrs. Melissa Fay has closed hei
house and is boarding at j. O. Lambs
G. r. Dwinell has gone to Rome.
Ca, on business trip, expecting to
be gone several weeks.
Mrs. A. Dwinell returned home last
week, after spending couple of
months at Pierre, S. d. with her
daughter Mrs. G. G. Bennett.
Archie Parsons has had an abcess
gather and break on one lung and is
again more comfortable. 1t has been
eight weeks since he was taken ill.,
w. j. Coates has had to give up his
studies at Canton, N. Y, because of
d.
o. Lamb in the boxshop
DR.. Cyrus Farnsworth died Mon
| day morning from the effects of an
overdose of aconite which he took
when too i'll to realize what he was
doing.
d. ID. Lamb and Leon Ellis left
Monday for Colebrook, N. H., for
weeks hunting.
Mary Dwinell has moved to North
Montpelier where she will reside with
her sister, Mrs. Julia L. Hollister.
Schools in town closed last week for
a two weeks vacation.
A. Dwinell e. Son and w. L. Pierce
have each purchased a pair of
western draft horses.
Guy Bancroft is working for few
weeks in w. L. Pierce's local store,
and Van j. Leonard has gone to North
Montpelier as clerk in the branch store
under l.. L. Provost
Horace Pike slipped and fell on the
step to his house last week, severely
spraining one ankle.
Willard H. Rideout, sub captain
on the Boston police force, was in
town last week calling on his old
friends.
Prof. G. l. Marsh, who has been
spending several months at the old
home with her sister, Mrs. w. E.
Bliss, returned last week to Syracuse,
N. Y.
Jackets for stout women that fit at
Fits
WAITSFIELD.
c. j. Taber returned home recently,
after spending a week with his sister in
Fair Haven.
The Methodist church has been re-
painted.
P. j. Brisket of Syracuse, N. Y, was
a visitor in town last week Tuesday.
The harvest days are over.
| w. M. Taber, who has been painting
in Warren, returned home last week.
The weather has been rather unfavor-
able for deer hunters.
About two inches of snow fell in this
place last week Wednesday.
N. c. Brown of Waterbury was in
town on business last week.
|
DR.. Spiller was guest at the hotel a
portion of last week.
Eugene Little and wife moved to
Mortified last Friday where Mr.. Little
has employment as sawyer. They will
make Mortified their future home.
Mrs James Peal has moved into one
half of her fathers house in the village.
George Pape, our skilled blacksmith.
has sold his tools to Cyrus Livingston,
He moved to Waterbury on Tuesday,
where he has secured employment.
Frank Hartshorn of Warren was a Wis
itor in town last. Friday.
William Marshall is in Lincoln on
business this week.
c. j. Taber was in Montpelier on bust
ness Saturday.
DR.. Slayton of Warren was a visitor in
town Saturday.
A number from this place attended
the auction in Fayston last Friday
Clark Charles and family have moved
to h. ID. Browns farm in North Fayston
Leon Palmer and wife of Moretowl
called OH friends in town Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Gotten of Braintree delivered
his trial sermon in the Congregations
church last Sunday.
Freeman Bedors visited friends il
Faysdon last Sunday
EAST BROOKFIELD.
Judge G. H. and Bigelow and wifi
and @. A. Blgelow were called t,
Barre city last week Thursday to at
tend the funeral of George Lamson
native of Brookfield.
Alderman Arthur Lyman of Rutlan
was guest of Judge Bigelow las
week. Mr.. Lyman is brother of Mrs
Bigelow and former Brookfield boy
George |. Ford and son, Robert @
l Braintree were at W. f. Medcalf
: over Sunday as were A. A. Reed an
family of Williamstown.
5 Mrs. A. A., Miss Ella and Dan
U Currier returned to their home /
S North Andover, Mass, last Thursday
Calvin jackson and daughter, Mrs
= j. A. Peabody, visited old HON
friends in Orange and Topsham Las