The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-07-16

Will occupy until his proposed new
house is erected.
DR.. Dalrymple, the Rutland dentist,
is registered at the hotel this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N. Billings and
children visited in Fayston Sunday.
Mrs. Sim Bonette is better.
MIDDLESEX. .
Ferd Maxwell, who has been at the
Central Vermont telegraph station
since last fall, finished work Saturday
night and went to Barre, where he
has a similar position. Ferd has made
many friends while in town all of
whom regret his departure but wish
him success in his new field.
Mrs. u. II. Hammond and Mrs.
Mary McElroy were in Waterbury on
Friday.
The remains of Mrs. Martha Laid,
who died i'll Springfield, Mass, Tues.
day were brought here for burial
on Thursday. The interment was in
the Lewis cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Ward were in
Waterbury, Thursday.
Fred Bausman of Dayton, o., is
experimenting the taking out of the
water wheels at the Viles electrical
station where new one will be placed.
Mrs. Shepherd of Chester is visit
ing at William Shepherds.
Mrs. Chester Somers and daughter,
Muriel, returned Saturday from their
visit in Barnet.
Mrs. A. @. Taplin and Mrs. NJ. w.
Miles were i'll Montpelier on Saturday.
New cabbage, onions and full line
of fruit at @. @. Wards this week.
The hotel is soon to receive a new
coat of paint.
G. @. Ward and Chester Somers
were in Montpelier on Saturday.
Mrs. P. S. Lewis, Mrs. G. T.
Miles, Mrs, d. p. Sawyer and Miss
Maude Lewis were in Waterbury on
Saturday.
Arthur Wells was in Richmond on
business last week and expects to
be in that town and vicinity for near
ly a month.
Alice Benjamin of Montpelier was
the guest of Jennie Johnson on
Thursday.
Justin Hills of Montpelier was in
town on business three days of last
week.
Mrs. E. A. Stuffiebean accompan-
led by Miss Beatrice Herrick, went to
Coxsackie Station, n. Y, on Saturday
where Mr.. Stufflebean is employed.
Flora Shepherd and Mrs. G. T. OAR
ling were in Waterbury on Saturday.
Miss Arloa McElroy, who had been
i'll for some time past, died on Tues
day. The funeral was held at her late
home on Thursday, Rev. j. Edward
Wright of Montpelier officiating. Miss
McElroy was a member of the Unitar-
ian church and was also a member of
the Ladies' Aid Society. She leaves
one brother, W. B. McElroy of this
place.
Cady Earle is carrying the mail
from the post-office to the depot.
Harry Hodgkins of White River
Junction was in town Monday.
G.. H. Bruce has purchased a new
Deering moving machine of @. O..
Ward.
Charles Converse of Barre spent
Sunday with his parents,
f. B. Miles of Montpelier made a
short call III town one day last week.
WELLS RIVER.
Mrs. Mcclellan, with her daughter,
Jennie, left on Monday for Maine where
Mr.. Mcclellan is at work. They expect
to be away till September,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Morse and little
Lucille of Orange, n. j., have come to
spend several weeks with Mrs. Morse's
parents, Mr., and Mrs. ID. X. Allison.
Misc Eaun;a An,blap n gnprnar oee;o+op+
in our high school, has come from her
home in Natick, Mass, for a visit here.
This week she will be the guest of Mr.,
and Mrs. S. S. Peach, having spent last
week with Mrs. John Themas.
Mrs. A. T. Baldwin is at home from
Hardwick, but Miss Bernice remained to
make a longer visit, also to visit in Nor
%risville.
Mrs. Almira Swain of Worcester, Mass ,
is the guest of her brother, John Bailey.
Friday evening, July Is, Rev. and Mrs.
Belanger will give a reception at the par
sonage for their son, Frank and daughter,
Lolita. Invitations are extended to those
fifteen years of age and over.
The Christian Endeavor meetings until
further notice, will be held in union with
the Thursday evening meetings.
George Adams, who spent a week of his
vacation here with his mother, went home
on Friday last.
Mrs. Rodgers and daughters, Phebe
apd Helen, are housekeeping ON a small
scale in the yellow house above the paper
mill. Mr.. Powers occupies part of the
house.
Mr.. Moore of Boston has been in town
several days during the past week.
Amelia Davidson and Mrs. Fred Stew
ems were called to their home in Nova
Scotia by the sickness and death of their
father.
Harry Hunter of Newport spent a day
here last week with his father, N. A.
Hunter.
Mrs. George Credeford, now of New
bury, called on friends here Saturday
last.
Mr.. Keis has hired Mrs. Colby's house
and will move his family here from Ber-
lin, N. H., next week.