The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-22
WATERBURY,.

Miss Avery of the hospital is taking
vacation and is at her home in
Randolph for a short time.
Miss Nellie MacEWen and mother
have returned from visit in Bristol.
Miss MacEwen begins her sixth year
as clerk in the Peoples Cash Store.
Rev. w. r. Davenport, editor of
the Barre Telegram, will preach at
the Methodist church on Sunday next.
Prof E. A. Bishop of Montpelier
preached at the Methodist church on
Sunday in the interests of Montpelier
Seminary.
The ladies aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet on WEDNESDAY
with Mrs. j. +. Shipman.
A large delegation attended the
fair at Mortified on Wednesday.
There will be social dance at the
Waterbury hotel on Thursday evening.
| Music by Elmore's Orchestra.
Mabel Atkins of Moretown will be-
gin work at the Waterbury hotel on
Wednesday.
Henry White of Hinesburg visited
in town last week.
Miss Daisy Davis is passing her va
doing her work in the telephone office
during her absence, Miss Carrie Keene
attending to the Office in the evening.
@. @. Warren returned on Friday
from an automobile trip through the
mountains.
Fred Luce, who has been on bust
ness trip to New York and Boston.
returned on Saturday.
The following unclaimed letters
were advertised on Sept II at the
post office; Miss DAN Joseph Lara
bee, W. A. Renale, Miss Edith Smith,
John !. Varney.
Mrs. W. S. Spencer of Montpelier
is visiting at the home of M. H.
Moody.
Archie Udall of Stowe was the
guest of M. H, Moody recently.
Miss Flora Morse left on Saturday
for Williamstown, Mass
h. j. Grout has gone to Morrisville
to remain during the week.
There is movement on foot for
| forming two football teams TO play
| each other for their mutual pleasure
and Disagreement ii. o. Whitehill
has been engaged as coach for the
teams.
Mrs. Charles Dudley, who has been
at b. W. Straw's, returned to her
home in Alelrose, Mass, Saturday.
Walter Robinson and Will Gilbert
went to st. Louis TO attend the fair
on Tuesday night.
Will Seabury and Q. @. Graves will
go to st. Louis the last of this week.
f. H. Shontell, who has been en-
ployed at Drew Daniels stone shed,
has gone to work for the Palmer
Packing 90.
Charles Keene, who mas carried the
mail from the station TO the post
office, resigned his position TO take
! effect the lSth OF Sept. viii Hurlbut
has be II appointed to do the Work at
compensation OF $500 Il year.
Mrs, Nellie Bates went to Bristol
on SATURDAY.
Mary Callahan died OF old age on
| Friday at the home of her daughter,
| Mrs. Michael O'Briep, at the age of
ninety-two years She was born Ia
Limerick, Ireland, but had lived
most of her life in Waterbury. lie
! fun raj was held on Sunday, Father
| Lynch officiating. The burial was
IN the Catholic cemetery at DuXblry
/ Corner.
Miss Matte Nelson return ed from
III O. weeks trip Ia New AorA ON
/ Saturday.
Miss Lander, who has been at Mrs,
Il. c. hooker's for the summer, has
gone to Burlington for short visit.
There will be a SPECIAL meeting of
| the Rebekah Lodge on Friday evening.
1 .,,.f taNF xrrsI 10,
ferred on several Candidates
Special meeting of Winooski Lodge
on Wednesday evening The second
degree will be conferred on two can
| didates.
| Charles Palmer. who has been in
Boston and vicinity, returned home
on Wednesday.
| Mrs. Charles Wells and DIR. O. K.
Wells of Burlington are the guests of
friends in town.