The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-07-14
WILLIAMSTOWN.

Mrs. John Adams and daughter,
had very enjoyable visit last week
at the home of Mrs. Kate Erskine
Dewey, in Berlin.
Meetings are to be held at the Solid
Rock chapel in the quarry district on
Sunday afternoons for the present.
daughter of Mrs. Laura Waterman
Boots and granddaughter of the late
Calvin Ainsworth, will come to South
Hadley. Mass, as a student in the Mt.
Holyoke ladies' college at the Begin
ming of the next term. She will enter
upon the second year of the course,
having taken year in the college at
Oberlin, OHIO.
Charles r. Alnsworth and family of
Moline, ILL.,, plan to be here the last
of next week.
Mrs. ID. O, Pearson OF Berlin was
the guest of Mrs William Schofeld
last week
George Mari, having sailed from
New York for his old home in Scotland
last week his wife and children went
to her old home in Canada accompan-
ed by her sister, Miss Eta Mckee, a
clerk in George L. Edison store who
goes home for her vacation.
Miss Bertha Seaver, who has been
the efficient cashier in George L.. Ed
sons store for some time past, fin
ished her labors there last week and is
succeeded by Miss Daisy Dean of
Montpelier.
Miss Rachel Bruce, granddaughter
of James Cheney, takes Miss Eta
McKee's place in the Edison store
while on her vacation.
Mrs. Frank A. Walker and child
rem of Barre were visiting in town
last week Mr.. Walker is building a
house in Barre for his own occupancy,
and as he ls a successful architect it
might be expected to be model of
convenience and good taste.
A brother of Mrs. Frank Downs a
resident of Bakersfield has been Wis.,
iting here of late.
Judge Austin Young and wife ar
rived here last week from their home
in Minneapolis, MINI.
Our entertainment committee has
arranged again with the Whire Bureau
of Boston, for the coming winters
course Four numbers have been de.
cided upon. viz: Garments Italian
Boys, an orchestra of five with humo.-
rist; lecture by Col, l.. +. Copeland !;
an illustrated lecture partly with
moving pictures, by j. E. Comerford ;
and an entertainment by j. Franklin
Oaverney, cartoonist. Two other en-
tertainments are to be considered that
will be announced later if arranged
for.
Horace Flint, son of the late Calvin
Flint, a successful BANKER etc, in
Gibbon, Nep., came here last week &C
companied by his wife, Mrs. Flint,
has had great Geal of poor health in
the last year or two brought on by the
death of her only daughter and child.
She is now better. They will remain
here few days longer and may take
in the st. Louis exposition on their
way home.
Miss Marion Horsford of Charlotte
is to return as the principal of our
high school department.
Ed. J. Poor paid his creamery pat.
rons 20 cents per pound for butter tat
in May.
1t has been publicly stated that Ital-
ians who came here from Barre on
the 4th inst, hoisted the Anarchist
flag here. We are glad to correct this
statement. A flag of one color, (the
Anarchist flag we are told, is red and
black was flying through the day, on
the Construction Company hill, to 10,
cate, for all who were interested, the
place not far away, where the COM
pany was assembled for their picnic.
Mrs. AFRO A. Reed and children are
having an outing with friends in Tun-
bridge and elsewhere.
The Universalist Sunday school held
a picnic in the old Enoch Howe woods
last Friday. The day favored an en-
joyable occasion.
James M. Beckett has bought place
ON Seminary Hill in Montpelier and
will occupy it as home for his fam
lily in the not far distant future, we
hear.
A little son of Will Holden received
quite severe injury about an ankle
recently.
A sister of Mrs. W. J. Tindall,
Mrs. Charles Raab of New York city,
and husband, have been visiting the
Tindalls in the last week here.
Mrs. Harvey l.. Cheney and sister,
Mrs. W. B. Mayo of Mortified were
in town last week. We learn thai
their neighbor, John Bass Of Ottawa,
Kansas, has been getting great relief
from rheumatism from osteopathy
and that their niece, a daughter OF
Mrs. Rebeoca Lynde Simons of Prince