The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-21
WATERBURY,.

Miss Mary Mcdonald and Miss
Celia Lull of Montpelier were the
guests of Miss Lena Carpenter on Sun
day.
Hon. Frank Plumley of Mortified
gave fine lecture at the Methodist
church on Monday evening. Mr..
Plumley is one of the best of YER
mont's speakers and his lecture was
enjoyed greatly by all present. His
subject was my Travels in Vene-
zuela.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Moody are visit
ing for few days in Bakersfield, the
guests of kew. William Spencer.
The Village Improvement Society
held fair last week that was very
successful. The hall was very prettily
trimmed and the booths we're arranged
very tastefully, having fancy articles,
candy, etc., for sale. Music was fur
nished by the Waterbury orchestra.
The net proceeds we're SOL.
Miss Belle Rounds, who has been
visiting at her home in Chester, re-
turned ON Friday
Mrs. Nellie Bates returned from
Burlington on Saturday.
A petition signed by the principal
business men of Waterbury and Stowe
will soon be presented for the pardon
of John @. Farrar.
Miss Annie Burke has finished work
at the Waterbury hotel and returned
to her home in Richmond.
The regular meeting of Alhambra
encampment will occur ON Friday
evening, April %.
Frank Greene of Waitsfield spent
Sunday. at the home of A. Booker
Miss Alice Booker is at home from
Burlington for weeks vacation.
A dance will be given bv the "Pas-
time Club" on Friday evening, April
90, at the Waterbury hotel.
Rev. W. S. Smithers moved his
goods from st. Adams on Friday.
The "Looping the Loop" Company
PLAYED to fair sized audience ON
Monday evening at the opera house.
They went from here to Barre.
Jesse Arms had surgical operation
performed on Saturday at the Mary
Fletcher Hospital in Burlington. He
is as comfortable as can be expected
at this writing.
DR.. H. James has hired A. A. Wood
ward to work ON his farm the coming
summer.
Quite number OF the members OF
the local lodge of Odd Fellows attend.
ed the district meeting held in Bur-
llnRton on Friday.
The Republican voters met in a
caucus on Saturday and elected the
following delegates to the disiric con,
vention to be held in Montpelier. April
49, L. O. Moody, M. h. Moody, V.
l.. Perkins, y. @. Warren, l. U.
Wheeler. Delegates to the State con-
vention to be held in Burlington
April 30: @. o. Graves, g. E. Moody,
J. f. Shipman, G. W. Randall, Ii.
d. Brown.
Sunday and Monday we're excep'
tionally good sap days and the farm,
ers all too advantage of the good
run.
Frank Dow was in st. Adams OIL
Saturday.
M. A. Hoadley is reported quite i'll
with grip.
l.. A. Childs went to South Royal
ton Saturday and purchased pail
of work horses.
Mrs. B. E. Barney went TO Boston
on Sunday for visit with friends.
Harry Harvey and T. M. Devin'
were in Montpelier on Saturday.
Mrs. @. s. Oonant and daughter
Bertha, spent Sunday in Barre.
There will be special meeting O
Winooski lodge, +. and A. M, OF
Wednesday evening and the officer
elected at the last meeting will be in
stalled Following are the omceIs
W. M, Rev. F. B. Kellogg; s. W.
@. O. Graves; J. W.. K. M. Roscoe
treas, e. E. Joslyn; seo., W. b
CLARK; s. D.. G. O, Scott; J. w..
e. E. Campbell; S. s., B. X. De
merritt; j. S., James Somerville
tyler, Arthur Demeritt; marshal, )
W. Guptil; organist, e. J. Foster
The senior class of the high sohoo
will give a promenade, April 20. he
fresbments will be served.
1t is an unusual thing for persons t
ask to be put into an asylum or
think they ought to be. placed Their
by their friends, but Newport ma
said there were good reasons why h
should be put into the hospital here
He was examined by some OF the loca
physicians and pronounced insane an
was committed to the asylum.