The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-01-29
WATERBURY,.

not been III vermont Tor several years
past and was kept busy while here re-
newing old acquaintances He, with
two other brothers, better known as
the Hayes Bros, are extensively en-
gagged in stock raising, having wide
reputation for the fine specimens of
horse flesh raised by them.
f. M. Waterman spent Sunday in
Waitsfeld at the home of his father,
M. j. Waterman, where Mrs. Water
man has been stopping for some time.
Her friends will be glad to learn that
she is improving in health.
Nine couples took sleigh ride to
Stowe last Thursday night. Supper
was served for them at the Green
Mountain Inn. A fine time was en-
joyed by all.
Howard d. Russell, d, D., of New
York city will give lecture in the
opera house Friday night, January
30, the subject Eyes or No. ."
7. II. O'Brien went to Richmond
Sunday night to attend the funeral of
"A cousin, returning Monday night.
F. W. Taylor of Springfield, Mass,
the representative of the celebrated
Chase d Sanborn's teas and coifees,
was in town on Monday.
Mrs. L. E. Banforth, who has been
accompanying her husband on a
weeks business trip, returned last
Saturday night.
@. j. Hatch went to Providence, r.
L., on Monday morning, in the inter-
ests Of the wrapper factory.
a whist party was given by Mrs
George Morse last Friday night at her
home. The first prize was won by
Mrs. Cooley and the BOBBY prize was
won by Mrs. Batchelder.
Mr.. Whitehill, editor of the Water
bury Record, gave gentlemen S
whist party last Friday night. A
good crowd was in attendance and q
very enjoyable evening was >passed.
Mr.. Whitehill prepared all the re-
freshments even to Welsh I'll rebit
for his guests.
Mrs. Chase, who has been visiting in
Rutland few days, has returned.
The missionary society of the Meth
odist church will meet with Mrs. G.
e. Moody next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Atherton has gone to
Montpelier to spend the winter with
her son, L. Fl. Atherton.
The Hypatia club will meet with
Mrs. Whitehall next Friday afternoon,
it being a red letter day. The Philo-
mathean club will not meet this week.
Henry White who has been en-
ployed in the hospital for several
weeks at Manchester n. H., has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells have
gone to Burlington to spend the win
ter.
Joseph Bennett went to East Ran
dolph last SATURDAY. 10 attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Davis of that town
Q. G. Knapp of Duxbury is very
sick at this writing.
a very interesting and able sermon
was delivered in the Congregational
church last Sunday by the pastor
Rev. F. b. Kellogg, with the text
" Am | my brothers. keeper?'
Miss Eva Leland, typewriter at the
asylum, spent Sunday at her home i'll
Montpelier.
The funeral of George Brown, who
died at the asylum, was held OIL Sun
day at the home of Miss Mary Hum
phrey ON High street, Rev Mr.. Hall
officiating.
FAYSTON.
The surprise CD parties still con-
tinue. Last week there was one at
Rowland Russell's on Tuesday even
ing and one at Hugh Baird's on Fri
day evening, both of which were we'll
attended. Games were played. cake
and coffee were served and dancing
continued until three O'Clock in the
morning and everybody had a good
time.
The board of civil authority met at
the town clerks office last Saturday
to revise the check list and appoint
ballot clerks. E. A. Dumas, p. j..
Dana and W. @. Bragg were appointed
ballot clerks, and S. Johnson and
George Grandfeld, assistant clerks.
big majority of Noes" as nobody is
pleased with the high license bill.
The school at the Center closed last
Friday.
Mrs. L. M. Chandler was among
those who were ill last week.
At the annual meeting of the Waits.
field Creamery Co., last Tuesday, Ct.
w. Wallis, j. f. Berry, F. f. Wilder,
Fred r. Palmer and y. ID. Bragg
were elected directors; and j. b.
Thompson, NJ. L. Richardson and G.
E. Prentiss, auditors. At meeting
of the directors, f. +. Wilder was
elected president; G. W. Wallis,
SECRETARY and business manager, and
p. b. Gaylord, treasurer. 1t is mat.
ter of regret to the stockholders that
Hon. @. E. Jones declined to serve
longer as president and treasurer, as
he was an able and efficient officer.
The same is true of Capt. o. @. Will
der, who has been director since the
organization of the company and ha6
the confidence of everybody connected
with the creamery. The report of tile
secetary showed the company to be il
a healthy condition having sold about
$50, 600 worth of butter during thu
year.
BROOKFIELD.
Several members of the Mystic Sta
Lodge f. A. and NJ, attended the dis
trict meeting at Randolph last Thurs
day.