The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-01-14
WATERBURY,.


new tenement over Dyford's store
The unclaimed letters advertised at
the Waterbury post-otfice are as fol-
lows; @. E. Davis, Mrs. Ada Gyle,
E. F. Baker, Henry Windere, d. II.
Mary Folsom, Charles Harris, H. ID.
Bowley, Carley Martin.
The Sunshine club of the Congrega-
tional church will meet on Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock with Florence
Hatch
The Volunteers will meet on Satur-
day evening with Robert Duffus.
The following officers have been
elected in the Congregational Sunday
school, w. H. TrowbridRe, superin-
tendent; Joseph Smith, assistant
superintendent Carrie Wells, treas
urer; Alice Seabury, secretary.
7. H. Leland, who has been in the
hospital in Burlington with typhoid
fever, has returned home.
James Green, who has been working
with the bridge construction gang OF
the Central Vermont Railroad, has
broken his right arm, and is now at
home.
H. A. Patterson was in Burlington
on Saturday.
George Pope returned from Leomin-
ster, Mass, on Saturday after stay
of two weeks.
G. W. Pearson was in Burlington
on Saturday.
B. W. Shaw returned from Melrose,
Mass, on Friday after an extended
visit.
f. Q. Evans was in ST. Adams on
Friday.
j. H. Whitney has sold his place on
Little River" Consideration $675.
E. M. Tayntor, the eastern manager
of the Chicago Reporter, was III town
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. Moody and
Misses Eva Fuller and Mary McDon-
aid were in Stowe on Sunday.
Carl Guptil returned to New Haven,
Conn, on Saturday.
Fr Leonard preached his farewell
sermon at ST. Andrews church on
Sunday. He will leave for st. Johns
bury during the week.
There will be joint installation of
the officers Of the Rebekah lodge and
Mentor lodge, l. o. Q. f., on Friday
evening, January 10 District Deputy
James Campbell of Barre will install
the officers.
Rowe Morrison spent Sunday at his
home in Barre.
There will be a special meeting OF
Wlnooski lodge, f. and A. M, on
Thursday evening, January ID. The
third degree will be conferred.
Miss Nellie Badger of Mortified,
who is teaching in Middlesex, spent
Sunday at E. E. Campbell's.
Miss Mary Roscoe has finished hel
duties as assistant teacher in the
primary school and will go to Spring
field. Mass. Her successor has moi
been appointed.
Elmer Bennett has bought the
house of Chauncey Town, considera
ton $500. Mr. Town has bought th'
Hiram Fuller farm at Moscow.
Mr., and Mrs. O. H. Dale of More
town have moved to town. They viii
make their home with G. II. Dale.
Wallace Green is away for vaca
ton of two weeks. Frank Griffin il
taking his place in O'Neil's store.
There will be lecture at the Con
gregationai church, given under tn
auspices Oh tH6 VilldBe lmpIofonen
society, by Newell Dwight Hills, u
D., of Plymouth church, Brooklyn
Subject-John Ruskin. Mr.. Hills i
the successor to Henry Ward Beeche
and Lyman Abbott Everyone shoul
attend as treat is assured.
Paul Dillingham; of Montpelier wa
in town on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Jones left fo
Boston, Monday noon, accompanie
by DR.. Minard. Mr.. Jones will hav
an operation performed for append
citis.
Miss Eva Leland, stenographer {
the hospital, spent Sunday at he
home in Montpelier.
At the annual meeting of the Spiri
ualist society OF Duxbury the follow
ing officers we're elected; o.
Bruce, President; ID. ID. Griffith
vice president; Mrs. W. e. johnson
secretary: b. B. Johnson, treasurer
committee, Fred Hunt. Byron Turne
William Griffith.