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

been visiting their aunts, Mrs. STRAIT
ton and Mrs. w. p. Garfield.
Mrs. Minnie Tewskbury of Somer-
vile, Mass, is spending few days
with his grandmother, Mrs. II. Kemp.
Mrs. Daniel Long of Montpelier is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Long.
Mrs. Charles Warren is visiting
friends and relatives in Brattleboro
and vicinity. Before returning home
she intends to visit her daughter,
Olive Cotton, who is in school in
Northampton, Mass.
w. Middlemas spent several days in
town calling on friends and has now
gone to Hartford, Conn, to finish his
theological studies.
II. p. Warren has had an auction
and is preparing to move his family
to Woodsville, N. H., so his children
may have better school advantages.
We are sorry to lose them from this
place.
George Bond and his sister are visit
ing friends in Randolph, Montpelier
and Cabot.
We are sorry to say that Mr.. Child
and Florence Gale are both very
feeble.
EAST BARRE.
George Hutchin's little daughter,
Mildred, died on Sunday morning.
The child's sudden death was caused
by diphtheria. DR.. Macarthur in at
tendance.
Mrs. A. @. Dickey continues about
the same under the care of DR.. Bailey
of Graniteville.
Owing to severe illness of Rev. f.
M. Fuller of Burlington he did not
preach in the church on Sunday as
was announced.
An evangelistic meeting is to be
held at the opera house, Wednesday
evening. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. Canyon of Boston has opened a
barber shop III the Stems building.
@. H. Huntington of Washington
was in town, Wednesday.
David Bruce, who left home recent
| ly, has not been heard from yet 1t is
understood that his wife, with two
children ill with scarlet fever, has APP
piled for help.
A. o. Blanchard was in town Sat-
urday.
George Getchins of Boston is spend
ing few days at the quarries.
WILDER Olark's wife left Saturday
for the Mary Fletcher Hospital Bur-
| lington.
Angus McLoud expects soon to
leave for California.
F. L. Hall is occupying rooms in
Peter Champoer's new block.
Jones Bros. quarry shut down Sat
urday to put in a new tank.
WATERBURY,.
Miss Lena Carpenter spent Sunday
with friends IN Montpelier.
Miss Susie Jones is the guest of Mrs.
Ed. Ordway in Montpelier for a few
days.
Mrs. E. f. Palmer, Jr., Mrs. @. @.
Warren, Mrs. William Clark, Mrs.
Fred Atkins, Mrs Charles Haines and
Mrs. Frank Knight went Tuesday to
| st. Johnsbury to represent the Hy-
patia and Philomathean clubs at the
federation of woman's reading clubs at
that town.
G. A. Miller D. V. S., of Burling-
ton was in town on Tuesday.
George o. Simmons of the Melandy
hotel of Jacksonville was in town on
business, Tuesday.
Misses Alice Sturtevant, contralto,
and Florence Sturtevant soprano as
| sisted by Irwin Potter, reader, will
| give an entertainment in the opera
house, Wednesday evening.
David Harvey's horse, while hitched
to a post in the rear of the Central
Vermont station, became frightened at
the train Tuesday morning and pulled
away from the hitching post. He pro-
ceeded to make things lively for few
minutes as he ran up Main street but
on colllding with telephone post in
front of the bank freed himself from
the wagon and ran home leaving the
article of conveyance III somewhat
shattered condition.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Crossett are
visiting in Waitsfeld this week.
About forty members of the Masonic
| lodge of this town went to Stowe,
! Tuesday night, as guests of the lodge
in that town at the working of the
third degree. After the meeting
sumptuous banquet was served. The
party returned Oh special car.
doc" the faithful delivery horse
ON the grocery team of Charles Haines,
is spending his last days roaming in
the pastures after term ofSservice on
the delivery team extending over
period of nine years, in which time he
missed only three days. Though
dumb. he has played his part on the
stage of life and his name is worthy of
mention as he retires from the scene
of activity.
James, Wallace received serious in
jury to one of his hands ON Monday
while at work for Harvey Henry. He
was working around a corn cutting
machine and accidentally caught his
hand in the belt. Mr.. Wallace had
presence of mind enough to reverse
the wheel and by so doing avoided
decorating his hand to greater extent.
Miss May King, who has been in
the employ of H. O. Whitehall for the
past four years, is to work in f. O.
Luce & Go. IS store.
DR.. Leonard Graves of New York
is visiting in town for few days.
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