The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-29
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY

DR.. and Mrs. X. L. Uleaves and
family spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Foster, in East
Montpelier.
Herbert Slsyton writes from Illinois,
where he is travelling with his father,
that he has been suffering from illness.
Nothing serious is anticipated.
AS the result of fall on the icy
sidewalk Mrs. Edward Dallas lies at
her home on Hillhead street suffering
from a fractured knee. The accident
occurred on Monday afternoon near
her home. Mrs. Dallas started for
the city over the CLASSY sidewalk, she
had not gone Tar when she fell.
Miss Mary Boardman is home from
school in New York city for short
stay. Her home coming was glad
dened by the marked improvement Of
her father, Dr. H. S. Boardman. The
latter is making most satisfactory
convslescence from his recent severe
illness.
The annual meeting of the Forestry
Association of Vermont will be held
here January IL, 1905. A business
meeting will be held here p. IN. At
the evening session an illustrated lee.
ture will be given by DR. B. E. Fer
now of Ithaca, N. Y; subject, "The
Evolution of Forest Growt tb." " There
will also be an address by Prof. l.. r.
Jones of Burlington.
The hello" girls at the telephone
exchange were not forgotten on Christ
mas and many little rememberances in
the line Of candy, calendars, ETC.,
gave evidence of appreciation of faith
full service The Lane Manufacturing
company contributed box of the best
candy TO each operator and E. w.
Bailey e. Company presented each
manipulation of the board two dollar
bill
P. S. Smith. superintendent of the
city water department, has just COM
pleted an indexed plan of the water
gates of the city water system. He
has taken exact measurements from
points prominent and convenient to
each gate that enable one to find the
gates without any trouble at any time
of the year. The plan is drawn in a
leather bonnd note book that can be
carried in the pocket.
AS Mrs. E. II. Ewing, mother of
Mrs. O. H. Baldwin, was returning
to her home on Main street ON Mon
day evening she slipped and fell on
the door steps dislocating one should
er Miss Clara Theriault was passing
at the time and helped Mrs. Ewing to
her feet A physician was summoned
and the dislocated bone set in place.
1t will be SOC Q time before Mrs.
Ewing will be able to be about as
usual again.
Albert Johonnott returned from
Boston on Monday evening, spending
few days there on his way home
from Lakewood, N. j., where he and
his wife have been visiting their son,
Arthur p, for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Johonnott has accompanied her
SOD to Southern Pines, North Caro-
lima, to remain for che winter. Ar
thur P. Johonnott is reported as great
ly improved in health and plans to
return TO Montpelier in the spring.
The following letters are waiting to
be claimed at the post office: Ladies
list-Miss May Campbell, Mrs. Ida
Cady, Miss Edna Davis. Miss Belle
Durgan, Mrs. Julia A. Hill, Miss
Lizzie Pownal. Miss Sadie e. Smile,
Mrs. Charlotte Whittum and Mrs A.
f. Holt. Gents-Herman G. Allen,
Chas. E. Day, Maurice Haswell, Ar
die r. Hill. Harry Holmes, II. 9,
Ketchum, p, j. Lynch, Fred Miles
and II. Nj. Moulton.
Fred II. Whittier remembered some
of his young men friends in Mont
pelier by sending some German SOU
venir post cards, Learing the season 8
greetings, that are the "best ever. "
On some are the figures, 1905, on 9TH
ers, the New Years greeting in Ger
man, but on all the figures or letters a
host of ohildren's faces are pictured.
From the looks of the pictures it
would seem that the post cards are
covered with sensitized paper on
which the pictures are printed as pho
tographs.
Damaso Cubria and Isidra Castillo
were married at the residence Of her
brother, Rsjalio Castillo. 1873 River
street. Friday afternoon at O'Clock
by O. Def. Bancroft. justice of the
peace. Both were born in San Tan
der, Spain, but have lived in Mont
pelier for several years and will make
their home here in the future. A
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