The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-08

Mrs. w. j. Grady of Barre is in
town.
Bailey Orser is very ill at Newbury
where he is visiting at F.. W. Orser's,
with his mother.
Mrs. Ellen Stoughton of Barre visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Marcia Gilchrist,
last week.
Mrs. Fred N. Whitney has returned
from Canaan, N. H.
James Evans is seriously ill at his
home on Central street.
j. W. Grady of Barre spent Sunday
in town.
Misses Elizabeth and Alice Doyle,
Julia and Nellie Carrigan have re-
turned from Bethlehem, n. H. They
spent the sumner at that place.
Misses Lima Brooks and Maude Bon
field have returned from New York
and Boston and will have their millin-
cry opening in the near future.
Charles Thurston has returned to
Montpelier.
Mrs. Griffith Roberts returned from
Sunapee Lake, N. H., today.
j. X. Prize of Boston and Mr..
Palmer of Burlington and Major @. A.
Atkinson of Chicago were guests of
DR.. Judkins recently
Ed. Barr has moved his family to
Hardwick.
Frances NJ, youngest daughter of
o. l.. Previer is quite ill with ton
silitis.
Mis- Charles Sawyer is slowly re-
covering from her recent illness.
A. p Woodwork of Tunbridge has
moved to town.
E. p. Owens of Barre was in town
on Thursday.
Fred G. Dunsmoor left ON Friday
for Penacook, n. H., for brief visit
before returning to Boston.
Fred Blanchard and wife of Mont
pelier have moved to Peter Gilbert's S.
John Harrigan was in Barre on
Thursday.
Mrs. Seth Rich is visiting her sister,
Mrs. f. W. Daggett, in Morrill,, Me.
Mis-. @. M. Houston is assisting in the
bakery during Mrs. Rich's absence.
Walter Snow returned from brief
visit to Montpelier on Saturday even
ing
An unfortunate accident occurred
on Saturday afternoon when Vera, the
eight year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Booth fell from the
piazza of her home in the Mayo block.
The child was playing with some iron
horses which fell from her hands and
endeavoring to catch them fell head
long to the ground below, distance
Of about forty feet, striking on heI
/ chest. She was picked up by Mr..
Colburn of the Colburn Clothing Com
panv, and Drs. JudBins and Mayo
were called and the little one made as
comfortable as possible. No bones
were broken and when the child re.
covered consciousness she was able tC
converse with her parents. 1t is hoped
that the child may fully recover from
the injuries received and that no dis
astrous results may follow.
Charles Gokey of Montpelier spen
Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs William Davis re
turned last week from visit in Eas
Cabot.
Fred O. Green was in Montpelier
part of last week assisting in the druI
store of Harry A. Slade while Mr.
Slade was i'll Boston on a business trip
Miss Margaret Harrigan is at home
having finished work in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. V. Kent returne,
on Saturday from a carriage trip t.
st. Johnsbury.
The lecture at Howe's hall unde
the auspices of the Modern Woodme
of America, which was to have bee
delivered on Saturday evening, ha
been postponed.
Misses Mildred Tracey and Luc
Dodge of the Montpelier telephon
exchange were the guests of Mrs
Alice Mansfield on Sunday.
Troop d, Second cavalry at Fol-
Ethan Allen has been ordered froi
that place to the Philippines to sa
: via the Suez Canal about December
Lieut.. George Bailey, a former res
dent of this town, is a member of TIL
troop and his many friends wish hil
"A safe voyage.
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