The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-08-04

Mrs. Deatte Haskins Lathrop of
Boston. Mass, is the guest of b. f.
Chester and family.
George Gee, a former resident. has
leased his farm in East Barnet for a
year and with his family has been
spending few days among friends
here. He expects later to pay a
visit to the middle western States
where he has several acquaintance.
Oscar Peabody, of Peabody, Mass,
is at the home of his sister. Mrs.
Charles Larkin, for short stay
The selectmen posted several copies
OF the check list on Monday. You
should see to it that "your name's
written there" if you want to vote
this fall.
Mrs. Brockway of Williamstowu,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. H. E. Hadlock, the past two
weeks. returned to her home Monday.
Mrs. L. Alice Fisher of Cabot is Wis.,
lting with her sister, Mrs. Mark
Mears. Mrs. Mears has been in very
poor health for some time but our la
test information was that she was i'm
proving.
The new dam built by P. t. Kel-
logg was partly filled with water on
Friday night 1t was found that it
would be Necessary to make some addi-
tional preparations before it would
answer to let it fill to its full capac-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Town returned
to their home in Boston, Saturday.
Cecil will continue to visit here for
while.
Mrs. W. Ii. Lamberton is entertain
ing her sister. Miss l.. E. Dow of
Pittsfeld, Mass
A. M. Bullock is in very poor
health.
Mrs Nancy Nownes Simpson
Barton, visited with her brother, B.
b. Nownes, and family, the latter part
OF the week. returning home Monday
The Hardwiok base pail team de.
feated the local organization on the
home grounds on Saturday by score
of 10 to 10. The local organization is
not sustaining the reputation of it's
predecessors in the field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shepard of
Hardwick were at O. H. Northrop's
on Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Paker Dewey of South
birmingham, Mass, arrived in town
Monday afternoon for visit among
friends and acquaintance.
Miss Alice Shepard of Gouldsville
Is visiting her former mates in town.
Miss Lou Miller is among friends in
Troy this week.
Mrs. Lucy Bemis went to Morris.
vile on Monday for few days visit.
About a dozen of our citizens at
tended the Barre Montpelier Burling.
ton game at Montpelier on Thursday.
or less than one-half the NUMBER
placed to our credit by the Montpelier
scribe who must have experienced
the awful wet down" this time and
the same of an inner nature too, if he
| could see two in one. A return train
was run after the game to acommo.
date those who attended from this
place and Plainfield.
| Frank Wooster suffered a shock of
paralysis early Saturday morning and
mas been unconscious since and there
appears little chance of his recovery.
he took the milk pail and went to the
barn to do the milking ms usual and
when he did not return at breakfast
time his housekeeper, Mrs. Wilson,
went to the barn and found him living
on the floor behind the COW. Mr..
Wooster is the junior member Of the
firm of G. and +. Wooster, the Oldest
business firm in town. having been
in business together nearly fifty years
and for many years were the leading
merchants of the place. but for several
years have cOntented themselves with
the care OF small grocery and grist
mill, the latter Of which has been the
sole charge Of the afflicted.
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