The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-03-26
WILLIAMSTOWN.


Mrs Underhill, who has been with
Mrs. Amasa w. Farnham in the last
year, will go to one of the Bethols to
live with her niece, Mrs Nerr Daven-
port Carroll.
Frank Downs, who went to Bakers
| field, to return with his wife after her
home visit of two weeks came back
last week Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Guild has been having
u serious time with the grip in late
weeks.
The ladies reading club will have
| its last meeting for the season, next
| week, or possibly the following one.
1t will be made a special occasion,
and probably with invited guests.
George u. Annas, in the employ of
| the Waterman Company, made last
week material addition to the list of
subscribers here in town.
The dressmaking and millinery es-
! tablishment in the Beckett block is
about to be opened by Misses Town
send and Harrington of Barre city
and South Barre.
The sugar party given at Lynde hall,
by Miss Myrtle Seaver, last Saturday
evening for the benefit of the Congre-
gational Sunday school, was decided
success The proceeds will be used
for an Easter floral offering.
Miss Bertha Seaver has just bought
a new piano.
Return S. Davis recently took an
outing in the southern part of this
| State and in Massachusetts, The trip
did him good, physically.
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Barre.
| The carpenter's union that was
talked of here recently, seems likely
| just now not to materialize at present.
1t is said, however, that our carpen-
tiers would be shut out of work in
some places outside of here if they
! were not members Of a union.
Horace N. Farnham of East Mont
pelier, will again, this year furnish
horses for work on our roads, under
the direction of Road Commissioner
o. A. Blanchard.
| Will and Robbie Duffus came home
on Monday last, from Waterbury for a
vacation of two weeks. They are stu
dents in the high school there.
Mrs. Eugene L. Marshall just mar.
ried and next week to come here to
reside, is sister of Mrs Preston G..
Reed.
| John Lynde, who has been quite i'll
in late weeks with the grip ETC., is
now much better.
Ralph Spencer will have the help of
the Mrs. Nichols, who has been the
nurse of Mrs. Wallace Hunter in late
weeks, in caring for his home and two
Children just made motherless.
| We hear that Mrs. John Farnham,
at present with one of her children,
elsewhere, may return to her home
here about May l.
Lewis M. Seaver will go to New
York, the last of this week on one of
his periodical business Grips to that
city.
Rev. George Russell of Starks boro,
preached at the Free Baptist church
last Sunday and was so we'll liked that
the church will likely be glad to keep
him, if it can be done.
w. II. Bacon of the Clogston dis
trict. who has been laid up by rheu-
matism so long in late months, is able
to be out now, and hopes to engage
this summer, in the sale of the spe-
cial kind of wire fence that he has
agencies for and likes SO much.
, Grover Prize. son of J. X. Prize,
who attends the high school in ouI
village, had a leg broken below the
knee while wrest- ling ON the school
play ground Tuesday noon. He was
taken to DR. E. B. Watson's office
where the leg was properly attended
TO, and was then carried to his home
in the quarry district.
MIDDLESEX.
W. Ct. Shaw of Bethel was in town.
Wednesday.
f. l.. VIM and George Whelan Of
Montpelier were in town, Sunday.
Among the witnesses from this tow
that were in Montpelier Friday Oh
the Fred Dickinson case are: william
Hudson, @. G. Hodge, p. II. KERN
and son, Louis Kellogg, @. G. and H.
X. Ward and Leon Sheldon.
Willie Comstock has secured a posi-.
ton with George Atkins.
John Vinton of Granville is visiting
at W. H. Shepherds.
Walter Murray of Barre spent day
with his wife, last week.
Allston Wiley of East Moretowr
was in town Sunday.
Sarah Cardell of Warren is visiting
at William Sheperd' S.
j. II. Turney is having some repair
ing done on the interior of his house.
The woodwork is receiving fresh
coat of varnish. O.. E. Russell is do.
ing the work
l.. White was in Burlington, Wednes-
day.
Mary Cressey of Waterbury Centre
is visiting at julius Daniels.
Mrs. j. @. Angel was in Mortified
two days of last week.
Moses Shettle and U. II. Hammond
are putting in new floor in the Eos
ter bridge.
O. W. Flanders of Boston was in
town, Friday.
S. @. Kellogg and wife were in
Montpelier, Friday.
Have you seen the international
line of tailor made clothing at Wards
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