The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-22
WATERBURY,.

iH6 hCnOOlb Will close Oh friday
for two weeks holiday vacation.
Mrs. r. j. Knowles is quite ill
with tonsilitis.
O. d. Robinson, who has been quite
sick for the past three weeks, is
critically i'll at this writing.
b. l.. Moody is about to close out
his business in town and will 20 soon
to Montana to work in store owned
by Harley Marshall, former resident
OF Waterbury.
Miss Eva Fuller of Montpelier spent
Sunday in town, the grest of Mrs.
ID. o. Jones.
The merchants who we're obliged
to vacate on account of the fire are
making arrangements as fast as cir
oumstances will allow to continue
business. ID. II. Daniels will hove
ms grocery business into the store
occupied by B. l.. Moody. o. e. Scott
mas already moved his goods into his
place and his insurance has been ad-
Justed, he receiving $1o5. Leo
March, moved his stock into the
Waterbury hotel but will move into
the Davis block at once. Will O'Brien
Will move back into his old quarters
as soon as the place can be put In
shape.
The following letters were adver..
t1sed at the postoffice Dec. II: Henry
Boss, A. Stevens, Mrs. Sarah Will
liiams.
Mrs. Harry Densmore, who has been
a guest at Levi Davis, returned to
her home in Barre ON Wednesday.
Miss Rena Evans, of Moretown
spent several days with her parents
in town last week.
The following officers were elected
at the meeting of the Rebekah lodge
on Friday: Mrs Nellie Bates, N. G.;
Mrs. E. e. Campbell, b. g.; Mrs.
Helen Somerville, sec. Mrs. W. ].
Boyce. treas, The rest of the officers
will be appointed later.
Rowe Morrison spent Sunday at his
home in Barre.
Miss Bertha Pike of Montpelier
spent Sunday with her parents.
Our former resident, Mrs. HawIey
Gale, now of Barre city, seems to be |
In most pitiable condition of body
because of dropsy. She and her hus.
band have recently moved back to the |
home of their son, Willis.
George Jeffords has recently Legun
work as clerk at the Monument |
House.
One of our Vermont mercantile &C. |
luaintanoes, lately visitor in the !
west, thinks Business is better in his |
section of our State than what he |
found there.
Miss Louie, daughter of Lewis M.
Seaver, is in New York for a stay !
II week or two with friends. Mr.. |
Seaver is expected home this week.
Dan CLARK, son-in-law of the late |
Iaban O. Norris, recently had the |
to have an outbuilding fall |
n, and kill two cows.
Miss Sargent, the sister of Mrs. J.
Howard Winchester, taken to the |
asylum in Waterbury not long ago, is
her health.
Our stores are taking on the usual
holiday appearance in way to graft
" old Santa CLAUS. and please the
astes of gift-giving public.
William n. Grearson of the Grear-
on Beckett Granite Company, has
)sen compelled in late weeks by a
old toIfavor himself somewhat One
If our busiest business men, and with
perhaps heredity tendency to lung
roubles he would seem to need some
avoring of his body, under such
The persistent cold weather here
tells on woodpiles, coal bins, and
patience of the people.
We have before written of our form
II townswoman, Mrs. Sarah Flint
dark, sister of the late Calvin
Stint, and for years resident of |
Oshkosh. Wisconsin. She is still
to remain in our neighbor-
ng town of Washington, in the family |
If Orange h. Dickinson. her brother
n-law, on account of the accident to |
! hip, received there year or two
'go Her son, Herbert. recently Wis.,
ted her here.
AS usual at this season Of the year,
work at the granite sheds is slacken-
ng up somewhat, just now.
Last Thursday evening the gentle |
men of the Universaliss society as |
We believe their annual custom is, |
gave ball aud supper at the town |
lall, the net proceeds of which, we |
are told, will be more shan score OF
dollars, that will be given for the use
IF the society III some way.