The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-02-26
WATERBURY,.

Effie Wells went to burlington, FIJI
day night, to spend Sunday with
friends.
Mary Mcdonald of Montpelier spent
Sunday in town.
w. f. Stranahan is putting stock
of goods into his store. Next month
! he will put in his spring goods and he
will then have nice assortment to
select from. He makes a speciality of
cutting and making clothing.
+. M. Waterman spent Sunday in
| Waitsfield with his father, M. j. Wat
erman He now expects that his
wife, who has been stopping in Waits
field for some time past, will be able
to come home some time this week.
she is improving every day now.
The gentlemen of the Methodist
church will hold brother-in-law
supper next Thursday night. All
come and have good time. There
will be plenty to eat.
Prof G.. b. wilkins of Montpelier
was in town Saturday.
The work on the Hattie block is
progressing finely. They have the
roofing partially on.
Eva Leland, stenographer at the
asylum, spent Sunday at her home in
Montpelier
! Miss Mabel Luce, who has been
spending few days in Stowe, has re-
turned and is now working in the
wrapper factory.
Mrs T. T. Farrell is spending a
few days out of town.
Rowe Morrison, bookkeeper for Drew
Daniels, spent Sunday in Barre.
The Misses Wallace and Winslow
had exercises in their school last Fri
day in celebration of Washintgon's
birthday.
taurant in the store now being fitted
up by Mrs Chase, expects to COM
mence business sometime in the COM
ing week.
The auditors have completed their
work at the town clerks and will
soon have their statements ready for
publication.
d. r. Harvey, who has been i'll
recently, is now able to be out again.
Miss Daisy Davis is improving
after short illness.
Mrs. Bates, of the telephone ex-
change here, has been away the past
week, in Bethel, TO attend tie funeral
of an aunt. She was accompanied by
her daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. j. Hatch; also granddaugh-
ter. Mrs. Bates returned last Friday
night. Her place was taken during
her absence by Miss Lena Carpenter.
Captain Hovey addressed a gather
ing on Friday evening last, the Philo
nathan club having invited the Hy-
patia club to join them on the oc.
! hai ne ,,antIa,pan1c iuh
the formers program. The evening
was much enjoyed.
Danny son of Lutte Flynn, died at
his home on Sunday night from the
effects of hurt and consequent brain
trouble, at the age of eleven years.
His funeral was held ON Tuesday at
the Catholic church, Rev. Fl. Leonard
officiating.
WATERBURY, CENTER.
The German Medicine Company, who
have been doing business in Seminary
hall the past week, closed their enter.
tainments last Saturday evening and
have gone to Waterbury, where they
will furnish the people with lots OF
fun and medicine.
Arthur A. Newcomb of Lisbon, n
H., came home on Saturday, February
IA, sick with grip and he is still con
fined to his bed. He is attended by
his brother, DR.. l.. A. Newcomb OF
Montpelier.
Fine Ice is being harvested on j. S.
Huse's pond where it is clear ant
thick.
Dr. E. ]. Foster attended musicale
at Stowe Branch last Saturday
auapipO uiuap for tho bapafit nf thf
Branch church.
F. NJ Bryan of Montpelier spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. Bryan.
Mrs. p. E. Smith was in Stowe sew
eral days last week caring for hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Buzzell
who are both sick with the grip.
RYEGATE,
r. A. Meader was in South Ryegatt
last Friday afternoon to attend to an
other case Of drunkenness.
A large number from here will &c
to South Ryegate on Tuesday evening
to hear the cantata, Joseph, played
in Gibson's hall that evening.
1t is expected that upwards of fifty
new houses will be built by the Rye
gate Paper Company at East Ryegat6
!, the coming summer
Mr. and Mrs II. A. Nelson were il
| Wells River and Woodsville last Fri
, day afternoon on business.
1t is said that one of our Granger
J will be the cause of the ringing o
! wedding bells some time next month
Lawrence Turnbull has finished work
ing for G.. G. Nelson and is now as
sisting f. A. Nelson.
r The regular meeting of the Grang
occurred this week Wednesday even
ing.
) SODOM.
! Illness is quite prevalent among tn
i. children from colds, influenza, bronchiti
\ and whooping cough, one or all of them
Mrs. A. l.. McLoud, who died on Tues
day of last week, was buried on Thursday
She left husband and four young chill
dren, besides mother, brothers and sisters
. One of the younger of the children of A
: L. Mel .Oud is at present in the care O