The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-12-10

Rev. DR.. Nutter will preach at the
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing
Harry Hull and Grover Templeton
are attending school at Montpelier
Seminary.
Miss E. Pearl Minott of Montpelier
was the guest of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Hunt, the
first of the week.
Eudora, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Straw, died of
pneumonia last Thursday, aged one
year, eleven months and three days.
Funeral services were held from the
house Sunday afternoon, Rev. j. W.
Illsley officiating. The grief stricken
parents have the sympathy of all.
The relatives from out of town were {:
Mrs. Damon, of Dixville. p. @. {:
/ Archie Damon. of Sugar Hill. n. H. (;
and Mrs. WhiJcher and Mrs. Straw,
of Landau, N. III.
SOUTH BARRE.
Mrs. Will.Dudley is ill.
H. r. Arbuckle is again able to be
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cutler have
moved from Mr.. Porter's house to
Montpelier.
Services were held in the Methodist
chapel at 5 80 O'Clock on Sunday last,
by Mr.. Reynolds.
The masquerade dance held at Unity
hall on Friday evening proved quite a
success There were twenty-five
paying couples.
Mrs. Proctor of Massachusetts is Wis.
iting j. s. Robinson, her father, and
Mrs. Rosina Olafiin.
While Mrs. Harley Martin and sister
of Williamstown were driving through
hero on Friday afternoon the horse
became frightened and overturned the
wagon. Mrs. Martin was quite badly
injured. Her sister received no in
juries. Mrs. Martin was taken to
Willlismstown on the train, Saturday
afternoon.
MORETOWN.
Miss Emma Kennedy of Hillsbor.
ough, N. H., is visiting her friend,
Miss Alice Taylor.
Mrs. F. E. johnson and Mrs. P. Z.
Griffith we're in Waterbury, Friday.
| Mrs. CLARA Heaton spent Sunday in
Fayston.
George u. Annas, travelling agent
for the Vermont Watchman Co., was
in town several days the past week.
Several from town attended the
| Sunday school convention at Water
bury last week. Among them were
Mrs. H. o. Ward, Clinton Ward. Mrs.
p. E. Griffith, Mrs. Jennie Pierce
and Mrs T. J. Ferris.
Rev. W. f. Hill of West Berlin
preached at the Methodist church
Sunday morning in exchange with
Rev. o. B. Wells.
The remains of Langdon Davis of
Montpelier were brought to town,
MONDAY morning, for interment.
Pat Nerney is seriously sick with
in Montpelier.
Mervin Henson has finished work
for H. o. Ward and has gone to Island
Pond where he has employment.
g. @. Evans has moved on to his
farm to remain for few months.
Will Shea is occupying one of the
rooms vacated by Mr.. Evans for a
barber shop.
Moretown can boast of having q
harness shop once more. Mr.. Nc
Grath of Waterbury is at work in 10.
Sawyer's shop and boards at J. d.
BidSood's.
Mason Boyce has moved in with
Will Somerville's family.
Several from town attended Wesley
Durkee's funeral in Fayston Sunday.
ISLAND POND.
Stuart A. Baldwin started on No
vember 10 for Stephenville, Erath
county, Texas, to visit his sister,
Lillian Baldwin. On arriving at Chi
cago ne was met by cousin, Charles
8. Seaver, who accompanied him on
the trip. Mr.. Seaver was an Orleans
county man, going to Joliet, ILL.,. to
start wholesale grocery business.
Mr.. Baldwin enjoyed every moment
of the time and gives some very in
teresting information relating to the
State Of Texas as we'll as Missouri,
and other adjoining States. He tells
particularly Of the fine herds of cattle
seen in Missouri and also the fine
farms all along through the south
west. He has sample of two ears of
corn. which he picked while riding in
| Q carriage. from field containing 400