The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-11
WATERBURY,.

Thomas Granfield, who has been in
Montreal for several weeks undergo.
ing an operation on his eyes, has re-
turned home.
L. Anterior of Montpelier spent
Sunday in town.
Pauline, the hypnotist, will give an
exhibition of mind reading at the
opera house on Monday evening, June
10.
The S. one sheds will shut down
Saturday afternoons during the
months of June, Jnly and August.
Merton Paterson has commenced
work for the True Manufacturing Co. i,
in the wrapper factory.
Labina Patterson, who was convict
ed of intoxoication and furnishing
before Justice Fullerton on Friday,
was taken to Rutland on Saturday to
serve a term of three months in the
house of correction.
The Montpelier high school defeat
ed the local high school team on Sat
urday afternoon by score of % to z.
The line up was as follows: M. II. S.
-Farrar, If, DeCollaines End base,
Grape p, Parady c., Blanchard LIST
base, Clark Bird base, Pitkin I. f.,
Phillips S. S., Cleaves C. f. w. H. S.
Marion c, Edison p, Dillingham; LIST
base, Warren End base, Guptil 3rd
base, Leslie SIS, Kicker CT. Duffus
T. f., and Clark l. f.
G. j. Root leaves this week for the
Mt. Pleasant House in the White
Mountains where he has been EN-
ployed for several summer seasons.
Jesse Carpenter has moved into the
tenement over the Palmer pharmacy.
Several search parties secured the
woods in the vicinity of Waterbury
and Middlesex on Sunday in hopes of
finding some trace of +. M. Waterman
who mysteriously disappeared three
weeks ago this coming Friday.
At the meeting of the local lodge,
r. A. NJ, this week Wednesday eve.
ming, the past master and most excel
lent degrees will be worked on one
candidate.
The Rebekahs will hold practice
meeting, Friday evening.
j. P. Simmons of Montpelier was
in town, Saturday.
G. B. Evans of Montpelier was il
town on Tuesday looking after some
cattle which he is shipping to Boston
The Waterbury bakery of which f
M. Waterman, the man who recently
disappeared, was proprietor has beer
sold to Byron Palmer of Waitsfield,
who takes possession this week. Mr.
Palmer is we'll known i'll town hav.
ing been employed in the market now
owned by O'Neil Bros. when it was
run under the name of H. E. Boyce &
Son.
Miles Godfrey, aged twenty three
while at work on the new dam at S
T. Wheeler's mill at Colbyville OF
Tuesday was hit by pulley and fell
from the top of derrick distance o.
forty feet, striking on his head an6
shoulders. The accident occurred a
II O'Clock. Godfrey receiYed a bat
scalp wound and his shoulders are Sc
verely injured.
WILLIAMSTOWN
Mrs. Henry Martin came up from
Essex Junction last week, for few
days visit here among old acquaint
ances.
There was a very good attendant,
at the Grange meeting last weel
Wednesday evening. The lecturer
hour was under the direction of Mrs
Martin and was pleasant and profit
able. The rural mail delivery wa
discussed, and essays and music fol
lowed. At the next meeting, jun
II, the gentlemen will furnish thu
entertainment. Cake and strawberrie
will be served.
Lewis M. Seaver, as secretary o
the National Humane Alliance, ha
sent check for 5000, the second o
this amount, to the Broome county
N. Y, Society for the Prevention o
Cruelty to Animals The city 0
Binghampton, Broome county, is t.
have handsome drinking fountain
from this alliance
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Duffus will
attend the closing exercises of tn
high school in Waterbury, on Frida,
of this week. Their son Will is Il
graduate on this occasion. He will
20 to his Office work in Proctor weel
after next.
Mrs. J. X. Lynde will 60 to Bakers
field this week to attend the com
mencement exercises of Brigham
Academy where she has two sons. Sh
will not return till next week.
Miss Annette K. Edison and Mrs
DR.. E. B. Watson go to Burlingto