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

| ents, returned to her home in Worces-
| ter on Saturday.
Will Shea is the first man in this
vicinity to capture deer, he having
shot one on Saturday, which weighed
207 pounds.
Mrs. H. o. Ward spent several days
| last week with Mrs. Samuel Somer-
Vile in Duxbury. Mrs. Somerviile's
health is quite poor.
The ladies' aid will meet with MRS.
Curtis Guyette and Mrs. George Gotta
on Wednesday afternoon. Supper will
be served from 5 unil z.
Story's vaudeville show and moving
picture entertainment ia coming TO
town on Thursday and will last one
week only A show each evening in
the town hall.
Ernest Griffith has flushed work
for II. o. Ward and has moved to
Waitsield and will work for Vernon
| Griffith.
Herbert Gilligsn has finished work
| for H. o. Ward and is to move to
| Waitsfield, where he will work for Oy
Smith.
Mrs Q. b. McAHister of Wsitsfieid
visited her sister, Mrs. M. r. Child,
on Sunday.
Ferd Buckley was able to return to
| his school in Montpelier this week,
after an attack of the mumps.
E. G. Atkins and wife visited his
sister, Mrs. Joel Davis, on Crossett
Hill on Saturday and Sunday return
ing home on Monday.
| Several couples from town attended
| the dance Mt the Naples" on Friday
| evening. In spite of the rain which
raised the river to such a depth that
| it brought water into some of the
wagon bodies, there was a good crowd
| out.
FAYSTON.
Mrs. Joseph Donelly of Barre is
spending few days with her mother,
Mrs. Samuel Mclaughlin, who is in
very poor health.
Charles Lawrence, who has been
working for L. M. Chandler the past
simmer. has returned to his home in
Worcester, Mass Mrs Lawrence will
also go in few days.
Mrs. ii. E. Wood of Mort cid has
been spending few days with her
father, j. b! Thompson
The woods are full of hunters now,
among those from tout of town we no.
| ticed; John Kew and Clarence Dana
of Lowell, Mass, Nelson Peck and
James M. Thompson OF Montpelier, A.
W. Bohonou of South Royalton and
Mr.. Bell of Hinesburg.
Miss Tasey Eliot of Huntington and
Clarence Belts of this town were
united in marriage on Thursday even
ing of last week at the home of Mr..
Belts brother. Fred Belts, in Water
bury. Congratulations.
Mrs. Kate Pierce, who has been
keeping house for j. B. Thompson, has
! returned to her home in Huntington
and Mrs. Jennie Berry has taken her
place.
James Maxwell had the honor of
killing the first deer in town last Sat-
urday. Mr.. Maxwell, who works in
the hospital for the insane at Water
| bury. came home on visit and took
stroll into his fathers sugar place
where he met and killed fine buck
weighing about 200 pounds.
NEWBURY.
| Mrs. ]. d. Southworth after spend
| ing few weeks at home has gone to
Boston and will spend the winter in
New York with her children.
Miss Eliza Wheaton returned home
| from Worcester to attend the wedding
of her sister, Ida.
d. S. Fulton and son, Harley, have
gone to St. Louis to attend the world 8
fair and will visit Pittsburg, Wash
ington and New York on their return.
| Mrs. Fulton will visit friends in
Massachusetts during their absence.
Mrs. Billiard of Massachusetts is to
spend the winter in town and will
occupy the house Of Mrs. Wheeler at
the OK Bow.
Mrs. d. f. Wheeler has gone to
Boston for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leslie of
Montpelier are spending few days in
town at the Leslie home. Roy Leslie
is taking the place OF Station Agent
Brown, who with his wife are ON a
vacation in Boston for ten days.
Others who went to Boston on the
annual excursion are S. $. Sweeney,
George Sawyer and q. o. Holton.
Those who went via of New Hamp-
shire route to Haverhill on Wednesday
were: Mrs. A, W. Silsby, Miss Hips-
man, Mrs. Henry Bailey, Miss Edith
Marcy, Mrs. John Sleeper, Mrs. Rob-
ert Lang and Fl. A. Webb.
Miss Henrietta Bailey is at home
enjoying two weeks vacation when
she will again continue her school for
twelve weeks in West Newbury.
Miss Jennie Holden Of Lunferline,
Scotland, a friend of Miss Bailey If
also visiting at 7. p. Bailey's.
Mrs. @. j. Richardson was called
to Stowe last Saturday to care for her
mother, Mrs. Bailey, who fell and
broke her hip last f. iday.
Our deer hunters report game quite
plenty but fail to bring down any
as yet A son of Albert Bailey of Wells
River is reported to have shot one last
Saturday.
EAST CALAIS.
The dance given by the Sons of Vet.
Grams is to be held on Saturday even
ing, Oct. 49, instead of Friday even
ing as is generally understood.
| IL is expected W. l.. Pierce goes
hama thic maaG NJ III Oarlay .u;Il M