The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-12-03

Clarence A. Case. who has been
travelling with Mills and Kenneth of
Barre, has returned to his home in
town.
Felix (LaP) ST. Clair Familiarity
known as Peanut, and family who
went to Los Angeles. Gal, about a
year, ago returned on the early morn
ing train Sunday. November %. Since
his departure Mr.. St CLAIR has trav-
eled extensively visiting various south
ern cities and States lie viewed the
scene of the disaster at Galveston,
Texas, the Mount Popocatapetl in
Mexico, and also went to, Colon and
from there to Panama, where he be-
held the much talked of canal Mr..
ST. Clair reports things pretty lively
in that section of the country and pre-
fers the cooling winds of his native
State to the waiting zephyrs of the
sunny south They ARE the guests of
her father, Augustus Shntell, and ex.
pect to remain in town for the present
at least.
The Modern Woodmen held Whist
party at their hall on Tuesday evening
and graphaphone concert. About
forty were present and enjoyed
pleasant evening.
Mrs. wilton is quite i'll at the home
of her, daughter, Mrs William Legier.
William Holton is in Montpelier
on business for time.
Charles Pervier is quite ill and has
been confined to the house.
E. A. Mutt of Montpelier was in town
Saturday on business.
Florence Mcleod is threatened with
pneumonia
Alfred O'Brien of Windsor was in
town on Wednesday calling on friends
and renewing old acquaintances.
The family of Fred Dutton and Mrs.
@. W. Aldrich' family took sleigh
ride on Thanksgiving late in the after
noon and on their return after half of
the party had alighted the horses
started and threw Mrs. Dutton to the
ground. No serious damage was done
aside from few bruises. Frank
Rowe was driving the team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gushing of Brattleboro
were the recent guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Sharpe.
Mrs. Oassius Wetmore, of Leomins-
ter, Mass, is visiting Mrs. W. T..
Kerr.
Miss Maude Bailey of Berlin visited
her cousin, Miss Bessie Bullock, on
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. @. d. Edgerton spent a part of
last week in STAFFORD.
DR.. Daniel johnson was called to
Waterbury last week.
Mrs. John Holland of st. Adams is
visiting relatives in town.
Mre nonobuo xrbo bod haa, cnopI-
ing some time at the home of her
daughter in GroUon, returned last week
and was taken suddenly ill in the
night and died before medical aid
could be summoned. Her age was
ninety.fve years. She is survived by
a large number of children. The fu-
neral was held on Thursday from ST.
Johns church. Rev. j. p. O'Neil Off
ciating and interment took place in
Calvary cemetery. She was kind
mother and faithful wife.
The Grange held meeting in arm
DRY hall on Saturday evening and So
cial evening was passed. Refresh
ments were served and all report
very pleasant evening.
Adam Wood met with a painful &C.
cident on Saturday afternoon at his
work in Devlne e. Burns sheds. In
some manner his finger caught in the
windlass of the derrick and was
crushed quite badly. The wound
was dressed by physician and it is
hoped that it will soon be healed.
The 40-horse power air compressor of
Cannon & Slack has arrived and will
soon be put il place.
Mrs. Jason Dole fell backwards from
chair on Saturday and started some
ribs She'is as comfortable as posi-
BILE today
Albert Matson of Pennacook, n. H.,
was visitor in town on Sunday.