The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-07-21
WILLIAMSBURG.

Neal B. Smith, son of Marcus A.
Smith arrived here from Trinidad,
South America, last week for vaca-
ton. He had not been home before
for two or three years. He has been
companies, one or more in New York
island of Trinidad, and we judge he
must be achieving marked success in
his work
John M. Duffus is being visited by
his brother of Brooklyn, N. Y, a
manufacturer there.
The Grearson- Beckett Granite Com
pany are to add fifty. six feet to their
stone she'd
Our old townsman, Nathan Har.
rington, of Grinnell, Iowa. is visit
ing family friends in these parts. In
spite Of very serious ill health, IN
years past, from diabetes and lung
trouble, he holds ON to life remark.
ably. His case could hardly fail to en-
courage similar invalids, if possibly
it might aggravate CD the medical
fraternity, to have representations
of an earlier death to fail.
Waverly Murray and his only son,
Jack, go to st. George, New Bruins
wick, Mr.. Murray's old home, this
week, for a vacation of few weeks.
Hunting, fishing, visiting, etc., will
be sure to fill up the time pleasantly,
for BOTH
Mrs. Charles. G. Moore, and her
sisGer-in-law, Mrs. William N. Gresr-
son, went TO New Brunswick, their
native province, last week to be
away several weeks. on an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Ainsworth
went to Olaremont, N. H., Mr.. Aims
worth's early home, last week, for a
short visit.
DR.. Lewis d. Martin is in st.
Louis, Mo-, where ne will remain a
few weeks in osteopahtic study. A
convention of osteopaths was held
there last week. at which he was
present In his absence of some
weeks a woman physician from the
west will have the charge of his Office
in Barre.
In the repairs of the Congregational
church here. in place of the ordinary
plaster of lime sand, ETC., the Elastic
Pulp Plaster, made in Bellows Falls,
will be used.
Mrs Charles H. Beckett and daugh-
ter OF New York city, went from
here last Friday to some place in
Canada, for an outing.
The second installment of taxes can
be paid to our town treasurer not later
than October 10, to get the four per
cent discount.
Until this year we do not know
when msrten birds have failed to
come to their horse, in our village,
on George Beckett's place. This
year, for some unknown reason, the
have kept away. Both English spar.
rows and squirrels have been claiming
the right to occupy this "bird house, "
| and this fact may account for it. and
in that case it seems poor compensa-
tion for the martens,
The family of Mrs. Betsey M.
Dick erman Perkins has gone from
Neponset. Mass, to a small farm -
in Randolph, Mass.
George w. Lynde is milking fifty
COWS this season. Mrs. Lyme is in
improved health.
A daughter was born last week to
Ed and Mrs. Hattie Webster Dutton.
Two dollars and board are being paid
here for day of nine hours, in haying,
| and 50. 90 where man boards him.
! self. No wonder that farmers think
back" to former days.
| Mr.. William Schofield is being
treated for disease Of the eyes by DR..
Sprague Of Barre.
| We wrote last week of John Bass OF
/ N M r q
Harvey l.. Cheney and Mrs. DR.. W.
b. Mayo of Northfield, but it wal
printed neighbor" Of theirs. Thai
was an undue shortening of distance
by type.
WATERBURY,.