The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-29

Mrs. Frank Kirby and Mrs John
Legier returned from Providence. r.
l., on Saturday.
a delightful dance was held at
Dewey hall on Friday evening. The
cadet orchestra furnished music and
a large number attended,
Charles Joyce, who is working in
Randolph spent Sunday at his home
Misses Elizabeth Doyle and Heeu
Carrigan visited in Montpelier last
week.
f L. Field returned from business
trip to Boston on Saturday evening.
Mrs. G.. r. Waterman of South
Mortified visited last week with her
daughter, Mrs. O. M. Joyce.
Mrs Fred Callahan and little daugh-
ter of Montpelier were in town last
week to attend the wedding of her Sis
ter, Miss Margaret Harrigan and Ed
ward Owens of Barre, whichtook place
last Wednesday morning at st. Johns
church, Rev. j. p. O'Neil officiating.
Fred Smith, the superintendent of
the Italians. who have been in town
at work ON the sewer left for Andover,
Mass, last week.
f. E. Colburn was in Randolph OH
Wednesday.
Warren Clark has recently returned
from trip to California
John O'Brien returned on Wednes-
day to his home in Ludlow after a
! few days visit at the home of j. III.
Talbot.
Mrs. James Clough visited in Rox-
bury few days last week.
Claude Sykes of Brockton, Mass.
has entered the freshman class at Nor
witch University.
G. S. Kimball, Ed. Kerr and L. A.
Hutchinson were ont last week on a
deer hunting expedition. They saw
several but shot none,
Cannon s. Slack expect to begin
preparations at once for the enlarge
ment of their stone sheds. The new
. shed to be built is to be at least twice
as large as the one they now occupy
which of course, means double the
number of men already employed. A
new power house will be built, also a
! store room, and a 60-horse power boil
er with 40-horse power engine will
be installed. This with a 10xl0 all
compressor and other improvements
completes the list These sheds will
be equipped withss..the latest modern
improvements and will be thoroughly
up to date in every particular. This
firm has the wishes of all for its fu-
! ture prosperity.
Mrs. j. @. Rice was quite ill last
week and confined to the house but il
/ now convalescent.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Bamforth OF
Waterbury was in town on Saturday.
A deer shot by Charles Sanders al
the four corners on Friday was
brought to the Kimball market anC
weighed $50 pounds and was fine
specimen of deer meat. 1t was shot OF
Holbrook mountain.
Mrs. Herbert Reed visited friends
in Montpelier on Friday.
A large number of citizens were ou
deer hunting on Friday near Bull Run
No deer are reported as having beer
slain but two fine heifers belonging tt
Odd Clark are lying dead as evidence
of the craftsmanship of the hunters
who fired by mistake and killed tn,
young COWS. The man, who did tn,
shooting as yet remains unknown.
Claude Roys returned on Tuesday
from trip to Portland. Me,
Mrs. George Abbott of Boston is il
town, the guest of Mrs, Guy Abbott
Misses Wing and Pratt of Montpelie
were in town on Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Smith returned on Sat
urday from Boston.
Mrs. Will Kerr and Miss Ellel
Meade were in Burlington last weel
to attend the Sunday school convention
held at thai city.
Mrs. j. f. Glynn of Montpelier i
visiting in town.
William Shay and wife spent Sun
day in Montpelier.
Mrs. J X. Egerton entertained fey
friends at whist on Wednesday even
! ing. A very enjoyable evening wa
passed.