The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-12-17

Mrs. George W. Lynde is yet quite
feeble, though some months have yet
elapsed since she took treatment at
the Mary Fletcher Hospital Able TO
be dressed daily, she does not sit up
great zeal of the time.
Favorable reports core from Mrs.
David NJ Smith at the Mary Fletcher
Hospital
Mrs. Jane Severance Willard is Wis
iting friends here In her elghtIeth
year of age she looks much younger,
and acts 1t as well She will have a
home with her sister, Elizabeth. in
Rovalton Center, she now expects.
The increase in business done at our
railway station is very encouraging.
Mercury went to "a degrees below
zero at Van MoAllister's house in our
village on Tuesday morning. At 9TH
81 houses it was four, five, or more
degrees warmer than that
DR.. Henry A. Downs now of Oil
City, Penn, came to his home here
last Saturday for short stay.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence McDerment of BROOKE field a
few days ago. Dr. e. B. Watson at
tending physician.
MORETOWN.
S Austin and son. Herbert, went
to Worcester on Friday to visit Har-
old, his son.
Il. L Somerville and daughter, Ella
were in Montpelier, Saturday.
n p,1uaod &c OF xUnrIy or ba 70 In
mines.
The cottage prayer meeting will be
heiu at the home of Albert Kinsgbury
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. f. &. Atkins attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Charles Atkins,
his step. mother, in Duxbury on Sun
day.
Frank Sawyer and wife and T.
Ferris and wife were in Montpelier
one day the past week.
G. H. Ward is in Boston.
Will Kingsbury and wife and Hor-
ace Kingsbury visited their parental
home in Fayston on Sunday.
Mrs. d. c. Turner of Waterbury Wis
tied her brother, M. Il. Child, recent
ly.
Mabel Atkins ard Mrs. Byron
Palmer Of Waterbury were in town
one day last week.
WAITSFIELD.
Word was received on Monday of the
, death of Fred Harris, at the hospital
in Burlington on Monday morning.
Freddy underwent an operation for
hernia on Saturday He was about
eighteen years old.
/ Chandler McAllister is at his faith
er's. having finished work for the
Swift Beet Co.
Levi II. Borye, is to be the mail
carrier in place of Frank l.. Eaton,
resigned. Mr.. Boyce has his appoint
! ment to begin January /.
| The Odd Fellows are to have con-
I cert and dance at their new hall Oh
| December 80. The concert is to be by
George ii. Wilder's Orchestra which
will furnish music both fer the con-
cert and dance. Valley Lodge has
! spared neither time nor expense in the
erection of their new hall, which is
an honor to the town and valley, and
we hope they will have good turn
/ out at the concert. Don't forget the
| date, Dec. 30.
1 The Moriarty boys started their
mill. Dec Is.
julie Russ, and A lee Small, are at
work in the mill Of o. g. Eaton.
! Mrs. Othe MoAllister is quite Ill
with symptoms of appendicitis.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry darcy on sunday.
/ A new furnace was placed in TIL
Congregational parsonage last week,
Ben Avery of Duxbury doing the
work
| II. W. Belden is putting in new
! boiler at the creamery. NJ j. Nc
| Glafiin of Warren doing the job
The boiler and engine for @. Fl.
Mehuron's new steam mill have ar
rived. Mr.. Mehuron expects to have
the mill running in IA shor, time.
CAB T.
Mrs. G.. l.. Paige left last Thursday
for Scitnate, Mass, to spend the win
ter
Mrs. L. II. Collins il so far recov.
cred from her late illness rs to resume
| her place as trimmer in the millinery
store.
Mrs. }. L. Pike has moved from the
Collins house to the Hilliard house.