The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-11-26

was guest at f. Il. Aliens last
week.
Harley Ward went to the soldiers
home in Bennington last week to
spend the winter.
WATERBURY, CENTER.
B. l.. Moody arrived at home here
November 18, from Martinsdale, Mon
tana, where he has been employed by
Harley f. Marshall, who is native
of this place, but who has lived in
Montana for several years. Mr..
Marshall is a son of the late f @.
Marshall. His mother lives at the
old home in mill village, where Mr..
Marshall died several years ago.
Moses Decelle. who has been run
ming the blacksmith shop here for
several years, has sold his shop here
to Mr.. Barber, and Decelle has rented
the farm of Rama Tatro on Perry
Hill and moved to the same.
Rev. Louis Moody, wife and child,
are visiting their parents and his
brother Burt and wife of Montana.
f. II. Batchelder. who is at work
at Fort Ethan Allen, came home on
Sunday morning and will remain at
home for a week.
Miss Ola Dillingham; is at home
from Barre for day or two.
SOUTH DUXBUYR.
Miss Mabel Seaver of Williamstown,
formerly of Moretown, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bedding few days
last week.
Elliot Bisbee is spending Few days
with his grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
Samuel Turner.
AFRO Griffith has taken possession
and moved to the place formerly be-
longing to George Gotta.
Mrs. A. Butler and daughter went
to Randolph on Monday and will stop
with friends until Wednesday then
90 to Templeton, Mass, to visit Mrs.
Buffers brother, DR.. johnson.
The Friday evening prayer meeting
will be at Samuel Somerville's.
Mrs. Frank Hart will spend Thanks
giving with her sister in Orange,
Mass. she will also visit other
friends. Miss Anna will keep house
for her father during Mrs. Harris alb
sence.
Samuel Somerville was in Montpe-
lier and Barre. Friday.
WASHINGTON.
George Wason died on Friday after
a lingering illness.
G. A. BohonOn's family will spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Bohonon's
parents in South RoyaltOn.
School in the village closed on
w olar In or until i
ton in the evening.
Look at the cups and saucers to be
given away with each dollars worth
Of goods purchased at F. O. Hunting
toms on Saturday, November 20.
Fred Duff is soon to move to town.
George Seaver of Montpelier was
in town on Saturday.
D. s. Brown has gone to Pike Hill
mines to work at carpenter work.
Mrs. Elizabeth Huntington contin-
ues about the same.
Pearl Dow is improving.
| Our furs have met with excellent
sale--our values offered making this
possible at Fits.
WATTS RIVER.
| George Feloh has moved to East
Barre where he has work in Fred
Sargent's grist mill.
Mrs. Harry Payne had an auction
Saturday. Gilman Bagley, auction
eer. 1t is expected that Mrs. Payne
will occupy the parsonage this winter.
Mrs. B. G. Miles closed another sue
cesstul term of school here on Friday,
IDora Sherwood has finished her school
at our Corners and has returned to w
o. Richardson's.
e. s. Locke, while returning from
Bradford one day last week. had 9
horse drop dead in the road.
1t is rumored that Clayton Emery
intends to have an auction soon.
Homer Farnham, when returning
from Bradford ON Thursday. fell from
his wagon which was heavily loaded
and his left arm was run over ant
badly crushed. 1t is feared that am
putation will be necessary.
| G. B. Miles is able to be ut worl
again.
H. O. Richardson recently bough
the stone shed back of ]. A. Dodge
store and has had it torn down.
Blossom Chase seems to be gaming