The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-17

Evan Hills OF DuxDury was spllttlnR
wood recently and chip flew and
! hit his eye causing blister to form.
Grave results are feared.
Harry Fullerton has gone to Will
limantic, Conn, to visit his brother.
Edison Wasbhurn has finished work
| at the hospital and gone to his home
in East Albany.
Edward Hart, who has been WORK .
ing in the Palmer Pharmacy, finished
work on Saturday.
Lena Carpenter, who has been visit
ing friends in Chester for the past two
weeks, returned home on Saturday.
Saturday morning fire alarm was
| rung in and the department responded
but their services we're not needed as
il as only u chimney burning out.
@. T. Hatch bought the Palmer
Pharmacy of e. f. Palmer, Jr., the
first OF last week. Mr.. Hatch was in
voicing the goods Oh Monday.
E. 7. Houston and wife spent Sun.
day in Stowe.
About twenty of the members of the
House of Representative visited the
hospital on Monday.
Mr.. Williams of Duxbury has moved
into the Ualkins house on Main street.
The regular meeting of the Rebek
abs will occur on Friday evening.
The initiatory degree will be con-
ferred on several candidates.
Alhambra Enoampment was visited
by District Deputy Harry King of
East Barre at their las meeting.
Quite a number have planned to
visit the district meeting of the o.
E. S. at Barre on Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Collins was in Montpe-
lier on Saturday.
W. e. Carpenter has his new house
nearly completed and will move IN
very soon.
@. O. Palmer of Fayston WAS in
town on Sunday,
Mrs. Alice Morse, wife of the late
Luther Morse, died at the home of
her son, Buell. Morse on Monday Of
last week at the age of seventy years
The funeral was held on Wednesday
at the home OF her son. David Morse,
Mrs. Crossett officiating. She is sur
vived by two sons and daughter.
Mrs Howe of Rutland is visiting
her sister, Mrs Elisha Moody.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold a missionary tea at the
parsonage on Wednesday afternoon ut
3 O'Clock.
Every merchant in town has signed
an agreement to go out of the trading
stamp business Jan. /, '05.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Denny and son
of Mortified were the guests of E.
E. Campbell on Sunday.
E. E. Campbell and wife attended
the funeral of Dr. Huntington at
Rochester on Thursday
L. @. Moody and wife spent Sunday
in Stowe the guests of @. E. burt.
l.. G. Moody was in Montpelier on
Monday en- legal business
The annual thank Offering meeting
of the ladies missionry society will
be held on Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Elliot
Miss Anna Davis of Hardwick spent
Sunday at her home III town.
Charles and Leonard Smith of
Dighton. Mass are visitors at the
home of Levi Davis.
Mrs. Roy Clark visited at her home
in town last eek.
Mrs Agnes O'Brien and Miss Eliza
beth King of Essex spent Sunday at
their home.
William Hutchinson. who has been
about town for the past two weeks,
left for Chicago on Monday.
The following letters were adver-
tised at the post office Nov IL: Miss
Bessie Arnold, Erwin E Collins, Mrs.
M. A. Hatch.
Ira johnson and wife spent Sunday
al M. A Hoadley's.
Ms ll,nchard A. Montgomery died
at her ho.Le "a LAM street on Friday
night after Il palu4u ,Iaes4 lasting
for several weeks. M1s. --out. uulerv
Vas born i'll Fayston thirty -slx ycH. 5
ago and was a daughter of Mrs.
Caroline Foss, who as with her
during her sickness. Besides her
mother, her husb4u B. q. ACLt..
gomery, and two children, trlthei
aud two sisters survive her. lie
funeral was held at her late home on
Main street Monday at 12 O'Clock,
Mrs. Paul of Morrisville officiating.
The burial was in Duxbury.