The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-28
WATERBU RY.

John Batchelder moved his house
hold goods to Mortified ON Monday.
r. j. knowles is to moved into the
Batchelder house on Randall street
this week.
Ed Woodward will soon move int
the Norris house on Main street.
People have been quite anxious fol
a few days about d1pht!eria and the
news of the death of the little daugh
ter of Will Martin of North DuXbury
was received on Tuesday morning.
Three have been i'll with the disease
in this family. The board of health
has the business in charge and has
closed the schools in North Duxbury
and "Scrabble Hill". 1t is hoped nc
new cases will develop.
Charles Knapp has sold his home
at Duxbury Corner to John E. Ennis,
who will take possession at once.
Walter Mansfield has moved into
the M. .. Evans tenement on Main
street.
Mrs. @. E. Bert OF Stowe was in
town on Monday.
There was special meeting of Men,
tor lodge, 1. o. o. f, on Monday
evening. The initiatory degree was
conferred on one candida
The E. T. @. gave Miss Estella Red.
mond very pleasant surprise on Sat.
urday evening. The guests left sew
eral tokens of remembrance and re.
freshments were served. The party
was given in honor of Miss Red.
mond's fifteenth birthday.
There will be a special meeting OF
Mentor lodge l. o. o. F., on Monday
evening next for instruction. The
regular meeting will occur on Tues
day. May 8. The first degree will bt
conferred on two candidates.
The dance given by the "Pastime
Club" at Barrett's hall on Friday
evening was attended by about thirty
couples who report fine time.
Eli Ashley of South Royalton is il
town for few days.
l.. O. Moody is in Washington, D.
O., and is expected back the first Of
next week.
Mis-. l.. Q. Moody was in Burling
ton on Monday.
Merrill Evans of Cornell University
is at his home on account of illness.
Mrs Agnes Stone of Richmond wa
the guest of Miss Mary Leno on Tues
day.
George Fisher of Montpelier was il
town on Sunday.
Miss Georgia Dickey was in Mont
pelier on Monday.
Will Gilben of Morrisville spen
Sunday at his home in town.
Bertha Conant was in Burlington
several days last week.
Mrs. T.. l.. Chase has been called t.
Rutland by the illness of her dangh
ter, Mrs. George H. Kinsley.
Daniel Smith of Morrisville is the
guest of Thomas O'Brien.
Sumner Blaisdell was out for the
first time on Monday after an illness
of four weeks.
Richard Demeritt of Ogdensburg,
who has been in town visiting rela
tives, returned on Saturday.
Ralph and Martin Barber went tC
Jonesville to attend the funeral OF
Samuel Cutler on Friday.
The Waterbury band began it's prac
tice on Monday. The prospects are
for very good band this summer.
Will Carpenter is having the lumbel
drawn for his house to be built OF
Main street.
The following unclaimed letters ART
advertised at the post. office: W. j
Fuller, Della Farns@orth.
The glass blowers, who will be il
town for a week, gave their first ex
hibition on Tuesday evening in Bar
rett's hall. Dancing was INDUCED il
from 10 to IL,
The senior class of the high schoo
will hold "a promenade at school house
nall on Friday evening, April 80
Good music will be furnished
e. e. Tracy died at his home OF
Sunday afternoon at the age of thirty
eight years. The funeral WAS held a
his late home on Tuesday afternoon al
. O'Clock. Mr.. Tracy was barber
and had worked at his trade in FOWL
for the past fifteen years. He is sur
vived by a wife.
James Demerritt of Waterbury Gen
ter died on Tuesday, April 10, of pneu
monia, at the age of seventy min,
years. The funeral services were helt
on Thursday. The burial was a
Waterbury Center.
Martin Hayden has sold his farm
situated in the town of Duxbury t,
the Consolidated Lighting Co., o.
Montpelier. Consideration, $4,000.