The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-27

does not improve. He is still criti-
cally i'll.
Miss Emma Cooley has gone to
North Montpelier with a line of mil
linery goods.
Mrs. E. D. Blackwell and daughter,
Miss Ella, of Brandon, are the guests
of Charles Dewey.
Mrs. Vernon Doty and little daugh-
ter returned from Putuey on Saturday
evening, where she has been for sew
eral weeks taking care of her mother
who was seriously ill but is now con.
siderably better.
Mr. and Mrs. @. b. Boyce returned
on Saturday evening from their we'd
ding trip They visited various towns
in the State. The couple will live
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Hayden at
70 East State street.
Mrs Alexander Oochr All of Grotou
is the guest of Mrs. l.. P. Gleason
during the sessions Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution and So
ciety of Colonial Danes.
Joseph Durant, of Water bury, was
in city court Tuesday afternoon and
pleaded guilty TO intoxication, taking
ten days in Jail as sentence Bu.
rant is the nan who "A short time ago
drove his horse into the river near the
Nicholas building,
In county court divorces have been
granted in the cases OF l.. Langdon
Mackey Us Marc Mackey, and Evelyn
Cole VS.. Fred g. Cole, the first Tor
desertiou and refusal to support, and
| the second for intolerable severity and
neglect to support,
f. a. Dwinell IL moving from his
house on College street into the one
on School street recently bought of
Mrs. Joseph Poland. E. p. Coleman,
manager of the Consolidated lighting
Company, will occupy the College
/ street house.
NJ A. Kent has recently secured
some valuable old relics. A pair OF
saddlebags that were formerly carried
by the late Judge Pearce of Calais, q
tea PCT Of q pattern more than a cen
tury old and two dishes of the old
Glowing blue" pattern are among
them.
Miss Grace Taylor, who has beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs O. @. Roberts
and Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Pattee, re.
turned TO Woodsville. n. H., on rues
day afternoon. Harold Tay lor, heI
brother, of Boston, who has been Wis
itin2 in this city went to WoodsvillC
this morning.
Eli Town of Enid, Oklahoma, ar
rived in the city ON Saturday eveninl
to visit relatives and friends in thi
city and Bethel. He is at presen
with his sister, Mrs Orlando Mors
on College street. This is his frs
trip East in more than twenty years
Mr.. Town travels for a drug house.
Rev. f. B. Kellogg, pastor of th
Congregations church in Waterbury
is to preach in the Church Of th
Messiah next Sunday morning on ex
change with Rev. J. e. Wright. o.
the return trip from Waterbury Mr.
Wright will conduct the services a
MiddleseX at 2. 10 p IN.
At special meeting OF Auror
: Lodge F. and A. M, on Tuesday even
ing the third degree WAS conferre
upon Frank H. Winslow, WilliaI
Nelms and Robert Lawrence. Afte
work was over the company sat dow
to spread rrap'ed ny Mr.. an
3 Mrs. W. Fl. Herrick An unusuall
large number of Masons attended thi
meeting including members Of III
y General Assembly
The following letters are waiting
be claimed at the post-otice: Mil
Bell Downey (2), Miss Kittie Draper
Mrs Gertrude b. Johnson, Mrs SaI
Jeckway, Mrs. U. b. johnson, Mr.
Frank P. Lamson, Mrs. Josec Lansoi
Miss Nellie Leifield, Mrs Julia
Lord, Miss Mandy Peterson, Nit
+ Kate Storrs, Hon. A. NJ. Allen, MI
Geo. W. Bates, Mr. Henry Davidson
4 Mr.. H. A. Francisco, Mr.. Horr
Hammell. N. J. Harlow, and Mr.. f
:. Lester Morse.
o Miss Olive B. Stout retur ne froI
: Boston, on Tuesday where she a
+ tended a production of "Parsifal,
! at fremont Theatre. Miss StoI
n speaks in glowing terms of the opeI
g and of it's rendition. The perform
: ance, with some short intermission
It occupies six hours; the scenic So
d ting is magnificent. The opera
l. treated very religiously, no applau'
> being allowed and no conversation {
l. whispering. The doors are locked |