The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-08

At the village meeting held Monday
several changes were made in the Office
of trustees.
Mrs j. A. Foss, who went to Som
erville, Mass, to visit her son. was
taken i'll there and last Thursday
underwent an operation. Although her
case was found to be of very serious
nature st is doing we'll and her ulti-
mate recovery is looked for.
GREENSBORO.
Luther Smith and Albert Kinney re-
turned to Bakersfield on Tuesday.
Walter Sampson and olassmate re-
tnrned to Burlington and Roland
| Thornton and Mamie Richards to
Oraftsbury on Monday.
The friends of Elmer Bailey in this
town will be sorry to learn of his Sc
rious illness with typhoid pneumonia
at his home in Cabot.
Representative Cook was unable to
return to Montpelier last week on ac-
count Of sickness. He was able to re-
sumo his duties on Monday.
Charles Miller is clerkiDg for B.
M. Wiley.
The ladies' home circle met with
Miss Rena Goodrich last Wednesday
afternoon.
Il. W. Gebbie has been sick for a
few days.
Mrs. j. @. Babcock has been In
Cabot for few days to care for her
brother, Elmer Bailey.
Reuben Chaffee and Bryce Barr are
working for j. A. DIARY.
G. w. Lumsden and wife, J. D.
Wilson and wife and Mrs. Petite re-
turned from California on Friday
evening. The party has been gone
several weeks and visited many points
of interest en- route to and from Dali.
foruia.
+. H. Dufur WINS in Barton on Wed.
nesday.
w. Hill and wife of Sheffield are
stopping at Q. d. Magoon's for the
present.
The masons were busy last week
putting on the finishing coat of plas-
ter at the new chapel.
Mrs. J. W. Campbell and Mrs. Col.
Inns were in Hardwick on Saturday.
EAST HARDWICK.
Miss Helen Bailey was home from
! Montpelier last week.
Will O'Brien is driving for DR..
Weeks again this winter.
| A. @. Mcmahon has.rented the fur
niture store of +. L. Russell and will
put in full line of hardware.
The sale and entertainment held at
village hall was well attended netting
bout $40.
Miss Louise Prentice has returned
/ from New Castle, N. H., where she
spent six weeks caring for her sister
in her last Illness
Miss Bertha Ransom was home from
st. Johnsbury last week.
WORCESTER.
Rev. J. E. Wright is to preach in
/ the Putnsmsville school house next
Sunday at 2.15 p. m.
Arthur Darby was in Hardwick,
over Sunday.
Mrs. B. K. Gillette, who has been
seriously i'll is improving slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Drinkwater of
Northfield visited relatives in town
over Sunday.
@. L. Hunt of Montpelier visited
LIS pailOuts, hr. huu mTb. OnduuC6y
Hunt. the first of the week.
Henry Berry of Middlesex and Miss
Nellie Laundry of Calais were mar
ried on Nov. %, by Rev. P. N. Oar
penter.
ii. e. Austin and wife have gone to
Shady Kill, where they will board for
the present. Mr. Austin has been en-
gagged as butter maker at the creamery
there and will continue to do the
work at the separating station here.
The schools in town are being taught
by Mary McGrail of Pawlet and Mrs.
Carrie A. Towne. in the village school,
Sarah Strong of East Montpelier in
the Brook district, Sadie Mcdonnell
of Chelsea ON Hampshire hill and
Grover Templeton in the Wheeler dis
trict.
WESTVILLE.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Timothy Weloh Wis
tied at A. Pages last Wednesday.
Mrs S. D. Goodwin visited her sis
ter, Mrs O. B. Welch in Barre last
week.
Aaron Frost, Sr., of Groton was in
this place last Thursday.
Mrs. Belle Frost has moved to Gro
ton where she has rented house Of
Manly CLARK.
M. j. WEIGH has gone to Coriuth
to work for the Darling Lumber Co.
Asa WEIGH has been visiting his
brother Jesse Weloh the past week.
Jesse Welch and family visited in
Woodsville, N. H., one day last week.
DR.. G. B. Hatch OF Groton was in
this place last Saturday to attend the
sick baby of Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Car
ter.
WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Ellis Bohonon of Corinth was
N town Monday.
Enoch Martin is sick at Ellis b.
honon's in Oorirth. DR.. Bailey was