The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-01-14
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Stowe one day last week to attend the
funeral Of her brother-in-law Ore
mus Sallies, who was killed in rail
road accident.
Mrs Alfred Clark accompanied by
her mother Mrs. Edgerton, from Re-
we're, Mass, is spending few weeks
in town.
Dan Davis has purchased the old
Kent place on Slate avenue of f. X.
Jones, this place being recently dam
aged by fire.
Miss Kate McCarty returned to Leb-
anon, N. H., on Thursday morning,
after a stay of five weeks in town.
DR.. Mayo was in Burlington last
Thursday.
G.. w. Scarf of Burlington was in
town Friday on business
Mrs Charles Fowler and Mrs.
George went to Burlington to the
Mary Fletcher hospital last week, for
treatment. Both are doing well at
this writing.
Miss Mary Orcutt has finished her
duties as clerk at the post office; her
position is to be filed by Helen Howe
who is now learning the duties.
The branch store of the Grand Union
Tea Company, which has been recently
lun here, is closed but their team will
deliver goods as usual.
Messrs. Bruce and Anderson, of
the Barre Granite Cutters Association
were in town recently and explained
some bills which are in litigation be-
tween the employers and the employees.
Mrs Ozro Winch, while boarding a
train at Barre the other day, slipped
on the platform straining the muscles
of her limbs severely. She was assist
ed home by some friends and is now
confined to her bed. No bones were
broken and speedy recovery is ex-
pected.
f. w. Colburn of the Colburn Cloth
ing Company has been in Barre and
Randolph for the last few days on
business.
I A party of young people from town
attended the dance at East Montpelier
last Friday night.
II. G. Cady was in White River
Junction one day last week on bust
ness.
A lecture was given Monday night
by Mr.. Martin. Subject, "The Ways
of the World, 1"
] Jerry Donahue was i'll Montpelier
relative.
/ Special attention was given to the
music at the Congregational church
last Sunday. A solo was rendered by
w. q. Thompson and duet by Mr..
| Thompson and Miss Lowell was rem
dered in very pleasing manner.
! Mrs. McKeefe is very sick and Mrs.
Ned Alexander of Montpelier came on
Monday night to care for her.
Marion Field entertained eighteen
of her little friends last Monday night,
| the occasion being her sixth birthday.
W. w. Holden is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. and Mrs. G. J.. Pervier re-
turned on Saturday from a week S
visit in Stowe.
Ralph Gilman has returned to his
duties at the University after a visit
in Chelsea and Stowe.
Cadet Morris from the South has re-
turned to the University, although
! when he went home we understood he
intended to remain there
Mrs. M. G.. Graham and children
went to Middlebury on Monday to re-
side. Mr.. Graham has position in
| the express Office there
Mrs, Graham and Mrs Houston
were in Barre on Friday.
Mrs FraNk Dutton and Miss Mary
Pingree were in Burlington, Sunday.
Rev. George b. Johnson of Burling
] ton oiliciated at the Episcopal church
last Sunday. o
y. NJ. Reed of Berlin was a visitor
in town, Saturday and Sunday.
Conductor G. Kempton is in town
for two or three days.
A. @. Whimarsh, who has been
very sick for the past six weeks, is
now convalesceut.
/ s. 5. Ballard of Montpelier was in
town, Friday
+. f. Deering, who has been in
Boston for week past, returned
/ home last Friday night.
John II. Senter and Miss Mary Smith
of Montpelier were in town Monday
on business.
D. d. Berry, the day operator at
! the Central Vermont station, is stop
ping in Richmond for few days
@. W. Preston of Boston spent Sun
day at the Northfield House.
Fred Fuller was in Montpelier on
! Sunday.
DR.. SpilleI, the optician from Bethel
will be in town several days, returning
home next Sunday.
W. Il. Ranger, superintendent of
| education, was in townlast Friday.
DANVILLE.
Arson Hoyt, who is assisting in the
station at HIghgate, is at home for few
days,
Eugene Hunt attended the dairymens
meeting at Rutland last week
Mr., and Mrs John Whitcher visited
relatives in ST. Johnsbury few days last
week.
A wedding occurred at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newell, last We'd
nesday evening, when his daughter Miss
Frances Newell and Gilman Howe were
united in marriage by Rev. G, II. Cum
mings.
Oscar LaCourse has gone to Pennsyl-
vania, where he has position in the
Burnside scale factory,