The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-19

the speaker of the evening at the annual |
of the Vermont Conference. |
w. II. M. s. last month.
WATERBURY,.
Mrs. w. g. Isham and children of |
Burlington are visiting in town.
Clayton Guptil attended the foot
ball game between u. V. NJ, and
Union College at Burlington on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Brown attended
the performance of "Florodora" at
Burlington, Friday night
Rev. II. J. Millette visited friends
in Waterbury, Friday night.
David A. Burke of Middlebury is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Lizzie Ferrin, who has been at
the Heaaton hospital, Montpelier, for
the last few months, is very much
improved and has returned to her
home here.
Miss Eva Burnham entertained
number of her friends on Saturday
evening from seven until ten at her
home on Park Row.
News was received Friday morning
of the death of DR.. and Mrs. Andrews
at Southern Pines, N. c., where they
are now staying.
@. 1. Hatch, who has been absent
for some weeks in the interests of
the True Manufacturing Company,
has returned.
While James Somerville's horse was
standing in the freight yard late yes
terday afternoon, it became frightened
at a passing train, upset the wagon,
freed itself from it and started for
home on run. The horse received
a bad cut on one of it's legs, necessi-
Eating the call of veterinary.
Mrs. E. E. Bamforth visited in
Burlington on Friday.
A deer shot by f. @. Luce while
hunting in Maine, was brought to this
city last night.
Roy d emeritt entertained the "Vol-
unteers' at his home in DuXbury last
night, nine members being present
A very pleasant evening was spent in
playing games. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. E. G. Wells is receiving a
visit from her daughter and grand
children from Burlington.
A number went from here to Mont
pelier, Saturday night to attend the
Combination Fair at armory hall.
Mrs. f. H. Atherton, who has been
ill for some time, is rapidly gaining
in health.
William Duffee has resigned his
position as night operator at the station
and gone to ST. Albans where he has
secured similar positinon. G.. A.
Adams of Greenfield, Mass, is the
new operator here.
Fred Evans has moved from the
Evans tenement into rooms in the
Parker block directly over his bakery.
@. G. Campbell has rented the apart
ments vacated by Mr.. Waterman.
The next meeting of the Volunteers
will be held at the home of B. HI.
Grout.
Miss Lillian Macomber of Spring
field, formerly nurse at the hospital,
has resumed her old position. Miss
Dora Gotta of Randolph and Miss
as nurses at the State hospital. The
latter has been employed for some
time at the factory.
Miss Mabelle Reynolds has returned
from visit to Burlington.
An fashioned country party will
be held at Green Mountain Seminary,
Waterbury Center, Gu Tuesday even
ing, the Waterbury orchestra furnish
ing music. a carfwill be in readiness
for all who may wish to attend from
Waterbury and Stowe.
EAST CORINTH.
The creamery paid its pat rons 25 cents
for October butter.
The nnion meeting held at the church
on Sunday evening was well attended.
The village school with Miss Harri-
man as teacher closes this week.
Mrs. Currier is making great improve
ments in the Grout buildings which she
recently purchased.
Mrs. L. B. Corliss is slowly improving
School on Taplin Hill, Frances Blais-
dell, teacher, closed on Friday.
EAST CABOT.
Mrs F. G. Blake and three children of
Barton Landing have been visiting for
few days with her mother, Mrs. II. Goss.
Prof. Avery of Barre was in town a
few days last week.
Mrs. S. b. Chandler has been quite
sick for a few days with grip.
John Hicks was in Montpelier and
North Montpelier last Friday and Satur-
day.
Charlotte Burnham was at her home in
Walden on Sunday.
j. Gallup of Escomba, Mich, is visit
ing at h. S. Burr's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wilson of Marsh
field visited at NJ p. Halls last Sunday.
Oliver Peck of St. Johnsbury stopped
last week for few days at George
Heath's.
Albert Burnham and daughter, Ethel
of North Danville, visited in town last
Sunday.
M. p. Hall was quite i'll last week.
Charles Houghton and Miss Ida Heath
visited at her home last Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Adams aud daughter of
Brandon are visiting her father, q. /,
Clark.