The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-01-07
DEFERRED TOWN
CORRESPONDENCE
WILLIAMSTOWN.

Mrs. Norman G.. Davis, who is with
her brother, Luther Newcomb, of
Waterloo, Iowa, is about to visit her
Ainsworth friends in Moline, illinois.
Albert NJ Goodrich is getting out
material for forty foot addition to a
barn.
Extra value in mems underwear at
80 and 90 cents at Fits
Charles Clark of St Johnsbury is
here with the family of his brother
Dan Clark, and may likely remain
through the winter.
Miss Edie Brush came home from
the northern part of the State where
she is teaching, for Christmas visit.
Our creamery patrons got twenty-six
cents per pound, oil test, for butter i'll
November.
Mrs. Ralph Ditty came up from
New Hampshire for a holiday visit
and will return there later.
Mayo and Roscoe Lynde are at home
from Bakersfield for the holiday va
cation.
Herbert p Martin and wife are
thought to be improving in health !;
they still retain trained nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Carr received a
priced box, Christmas, from Win
chendon, Mass, which contained in
part. Strawberries picked from the
grown here i'll Williamstown less than
five months ago. Who can beat that
this season?
The annual Christmas dinner in the
Lynde family, given by Mr.. and Mrs.
VI lao 10,
of the family in these parts were
present.
The Birthday Club in the northeast
section of the town, which is so full
of life that its "dying day" as class,
seems good way off, celebrated
Christmas at the home of Perley SAIL
ders.
The Grand Army post recently e.
lected the following officers for the
coming year: Commander, Newell r.
Farnham; senior vice commander, @.
j. Cram; junior vice commander,
Olney F. Seaver; officer of the day,
9. 9. Staples; chaplain, George W.
delegate. G. G. Staples; officer of the
guard, G. U. Lathrop.
DR.. George E. Maloy, son-in-law OF
Mrs. Chester Martin. and now resid
ing in St. Cloud, Mimi, has recently
had an operation for appendicitis. L
was performed in st. Paul, MINI.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Clark were
visiting relatives in Chelsea the great
er part Of last week. They 60 to Han
over, N. H.. this week, at the home O
his sister, Mrs. Martha Clark Chand
Ter. In their visit hereabouts, sol
g l.
accompanied them.
Wanting a little more light on tn
matter of certain matches here
than what the old proverb gives, viz.
that they are ''made in heaven" w
asked one of our citizens about it tn
other day, and he answered tina
'they were made in our Grange
A certain worthy woman, and lon
time invalid in our midst, is gettin
comfort and pleasure out of a gift
from numerous other women here
that might and ought to De often re
peated elswehere. This gift was
bag, in which were stored individua
contributions suited to the variou
needs of the invalid, and she was t
be allowed to draw from the bag
single gift each day. 1t is proving
great and happy success
Miss Bertha, daughter of Elwi
Clogston, is pupil in our villag
school, boarding with Mrs. Georg
@. Earle.
Mrs. Dan Campbell of ST. George
New Brunswick, has for some weel
been the guest of the family of he
cousin, William N. Grealson. Thrt
children accompany her. Her la
husband was at one time a grant
cutter here.
Mildred Holt of Barre is here visi
ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mr.
George @. Earl. Her father, Anguish
Holt, has trouble with one of h
arms that threatens great injury,
not the entire loss of the use of it,
MORETOWN.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Austin of VIC
cester spent Christmas in town.
Mrs. W. n. Ward is spending "a fe
days with relatives in Boston.