The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-13

| julie Moriaity lost his driving horse
Sunday. While coming down the
brook road the horse fell and broke
it's neck.
George Miller of Boston visited his
brother-in-law, r. j. Brown, over
Sunday.
j. II. Martin moved on Tuesday TO
the Almon Joslin farm which he pur-
chss d last spring.
George Joslin of Newton, Mass, is
visiting his grandfather, G.. II. Hest
ings
Bonnie Cove is to go to Oregon
Nov. /. He is to work on sheep
ranch.
Miss Kate Hooker of Waterbury
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
q. M. Richardson.
Representative o. H. Newcomb and
Senator o. &. Eaton were home over
Sunday.
o. M Eaton and wife started for
st. Louis Monday evening. They
will visit their son, Will, at st.
friends in Iowa before returning
home.
Don't forget to attend the chicken
Pie supper at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening, the 10Th. "The
Reveries of Bachelor, by eighteen
characters will be presented.
Orville Baker returned from Provi-
dence, X. L., Saturday evening He
was accompanied by his bride. de
resumed work at Beldens creamery
W. Bigelow's.
II. F. Stoddard has purchased the
residence of Sam and Dan Somerville
in the village, and has possession Jan.
|. Consideration 81, 100.
Mrs. Ella Waite was in Burlington
last Thursday to see Ler sister, Mrs.
Wesley MoAllister, and reports her
to be doing well. A telephone line
is to be put in running to the east
part of the town as far as j. L.
Bonds, and connect with the New
England line. George w. Wallis is
also to connect with the New Eng
land line at A. e. Jones'.
While j. o. Moriarty was returning
from his fathers Sunday night his
horse stepped on stone, just above
Ea. Crossely's throwing him and
breaking his neck.
H. H. Chapman was drawn as Juror
TO county court MONDAY.
f. f. Wilder was in Montpelier on
business Monday and Tuesday.
BARRE.
8 Clifford l.. Bessett, ticket agent at
the local Central Vermont station has
been transferred from this station to
the South Royslton station where ne
will be promoted to station agent.
= James Darling, son of James b.
Darling of No. Laurel street, has
been notified of his appointment by
Senator Proctor as cadet at the mill
tary academy, West Point. This is
the second appointment of Barre
boy in the year, Truman Swasey, son
of Attorney George Z. Swasey, having
recently been appointed to the Naval
Academy.
a Goddard Seminary lost her initial
foot ball game of the season Saturday
afternoon on the local campus in
hard fought game with Norwich Uni.
versity by score of to 0.
The funeral of Mrs Anne Moore
croft was held on Sunday from the
home of her daughter, Mrs. W. A.
Bradford, the Rev. M A. Bradley of
the Universalist church officiating.
The body was taken to Gouldsville,
her native town, for burial.
A. j. Stewart returned Saturday
night from Milwaukee, Wis, where he
has been to attend the national con-
vention of United Brotherhood of Car
penters and Joiners of America. Mr..
Stewart was the only representative
in attendance from Vermont.
Rev. Brian y. Roberts went to Bos-
ton this week to attend the General
Peace Conference to which he is an
alternate delegate.
Mrs. James Dean has gone to Boston
to join her husband who is employed
there
j. o. Adams, agent at the Central
Vermont station, has returned from
London, P. O.. where he took Mrs.
Adams to consult physician in re-
gard to her health.
George LeClair of franklin Falls is
visiting in town.
Mrs. f. ii. Rogers has returned
from visit in Littleton.
Mrs. G. D. Persons is Visiting in
Randolph.
Lewis Keith has moved from Pros
pect street to one of the Carlton houses
on Mount street
James r. Coutts and wife are TAX
ing carriage drive to Hardwick to
visit Mr.. Coutts' brother.
DR.. and Mrs. o. j. Stickney and
daughter have gone to Des Moines, la.
They will attend the National OQngre-
gational conference there and will
also visit the Worlds Fair at ST.
Louis before returning.
The choristeIs of the church of the
Good Shepherd were recently enter.
tanned at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. W. Allen. A corn roast aud very
merry time was enjoyed.
EAST CALAIS.
w. l.. Pierce and wife are in town
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Dwinell and Miss
Grace Bliss attended the Governor 8
reception at Montpelier last week.
Mrs. O. II. Dwinell and Mrs. Annie