The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-09-10


Bishop Hall of Burlington conduct
cred the services at st. Mary's church
on Sunday. Rev. Brian o. Roberts
of Barre will have charge next Sun
day.
George Royce and Ed Owens of
Barre were in town on Monday
Misses r. B. Good of Waltham,
Mass, Rena T. Barnes of New Haven,
Conn. and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenston
Taylor and children returned to their
respective homes last week after "A two
weeks stay with Mrs William King
ston.
Mrs. Robert Ford and two children
of st. Adams arrived in town on Fri
day to spend few days with DR.. aud
Mrs. George Nichols.
@. w. Scarf of Burlington was in
town Friday on business.
Friends of Thomas McOutcheon will
be pleased to learn that he is improv-
ING at the Mary Fletcher Hospital at
Blu lington and it its hoped he will
be able to return to his home in two
weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. J.. H. Judkins spent
Thursday in Burlington at the drug
gists' convention and with other men,
bers of the association enjoyed a
steamer ride to st. Adams Bay.
Mrs. r. HECarroll and children of
Barre spent Saturday in town.
Miss Winifred Foss of East Roxbury
left on Saturday morning for Concord,
n. H., where she is to teach this fall.
The Center Village improvement So
ciety held lawn party in the park
last Tuesday evening. The receipts of
the evening were $26, net profit of
$50. Music was furnished by the
Mortified Cornet Band. Ice cream
and cake were served and very pleas
ant evening was passed. The pro-
ceeds will be used to put fence
around the park and otherwise beau
tlfy the place.
Mildred Ellis went to Boston on Fri
day for weeks visit.
Ethel Hoyt went to East Calais last
Saturday, being engaged to teach the
fall term of school.
Marion and Mildred Donovan of st.
Adams are visiting at Dan. McOarty's
for few days.
Mrs. John Stack of Montpelier and
niece, Miss Gertrude Stack Of st.
Adams, visited in town on Friday.
A new telephone was installed in
the town clerks Office in the Mayo
building last Saturday.
Hiram Clark and family have moved
from Union street to the Donahue
building.
Ed Barr is soon to move his family
to Hardwick. The people of the town
will be sorry to have him leave.
Mrs Eunice Smith received word on
Friday night of the death of one sis
ter and the serious illness of another
at Cambridgeport. Mrs. Smiths ill
health prevents her from going there.
e. @. French and E. f. Smith of
Barre were in town last Saturday on
business.
Mrs G. @. Bill and daughter, Maj
ion, returned on Friday night from a
vacation spent in the State of New
York.
GOULDSVILLE.
Miss Bertha Glazier went to New
York Sunday night to study the fall
styles in millinery. She is to trim
for Bell Bros. of Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Flint of Mont
pelier visited at II. l.. Rich's over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Legier have
returned from their carriage drive to
Altoona, N. Y.
The mill shut down last Saturday
for two weeks to give the employees a
much needed rest.
Lewis Williams has zone to Hol-
yoke, Mass, to see sister who is i'll
i'll the hospital at that place.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. ". Yaw of Brook
field visited at A. o. Hartwell's ON
! Sunday.
| Miss Bessie Locklin is spending the
week at Barre.
H. j. Eaton and John RILEY attend
ed the races at Barre, Saturday.
Richard Sullivan is at work at
Guild, N. H., and his family is to
move there this week.
Horace Whitney recently purchased
a horse at South Barre.
Florence Spaulding is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Ed Briggs, at East Mont
pelier.
Mrs. Ruth Andrews has gone tc
| Pasadena, Cal, to spend the winter.
e. J.. Gross was at Burlington last
Wednesday to attend the Fall Festival.
Mrs. Emma Hubbard has returned
from her visit with her father at Bar
net.
Miss Grace Locklin has gone to East
Corinth where she is to teach
Charles Little of North Montpelier
has been visiting his friend, Charles
Putnam.
E. W Cochrane has been i'll for 8
few days.
Miss Ruth Ford of Franklin Falls,
N, H., was guest of Miss Blanche
Smalley.
Mrs. Lawless and daughter have
gone to North Montpelier to remain
while the mill is shut down.
E. r. Tarbox is at his home al
Shady Rill for weeks visit.
Arthur Snow has moved into the
new house which he recently EUR
chased of e. l.. Gross.
The Gouldsville ball nine played
the Brookfield nine at Williamstown
| SnrinQ on Labor Day