The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-23
WATERBURY,.

l.. O. Moody and wife spent Sunday
at Lake Mansfield.
=. Miss Eva s Fuller of Montpelier is
in town for few days.
DR.. D. d. Grout and william Deal
went to Shelburne fishing on Satur-
day, returning on Monday.
The ladies' union of the Oongrega.
tional church will give a supper in
the church vestry on Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Jessie Wheeler is at at home
from Boston for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. O. Richardson of
Chicago is in town for few days
Mrs. Richardson is the cashier of the
, Western Electric Go. of that city.
| o. O. Warren and son went to New
| York last week Master Charles will
remain to study music.
Barney Griswold, Charles Bentley
and Mr.. Holt went ON fishing trip
to Richmond last week and while re-
| turning the horse became frightened
and ran. The rein broke and they
we're thrown out but were not badly
hurt. The crossbar of the wagon was
broken and the horse cleared himself
from the wagon. No other damage
was done.
The odd Fellows will hold their
regular meeting on Tuesday evening
The first degree will be conferred on
one candidate.
DR.. Il. A. STANLEY has purchased
the practice of DR.. Holton Smith and
will locate in town.
Guy Scott and Burt Taft, who have
been in Plattsburg for few DAYS,
returned on Saturday.
George Miller and wife of Westfield
visited Mrs. Edward Wells the past
week.
Twin boys were born to Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Woodland on Wednesday.
J. B. WILDER of Underhill was in
town on Friday.
Miss Bertha Pike of Barre spent
Sunday at her home in town.
Edward Guiette and family of Low
ell, Mass, are at home for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. James Fife, while going to
the front door of her house on Satur-
day, stepped on a needle driving it
into her great toe. The needle was
broken off and was extracted by 3
physician. The wound will be very
painful although it is not serious.
Mrs. Spencer and Miss Galbrath OF
Newport were the guests of Mr.. and
, Mrs. W. A. Elliot the past week.
Henry Marshall and wife have gone
l to Mount Mansfield to work in the
, hotel this season.
Miss Mabel Luce of Stowe was il
tow on Tuesday.
Clark Charles and wife of Hunting
ton were in town on Tuesday.
Will Bruce of Sioux City, forme
= resident. has been in town for few
t days.
o The Rhe Lorraine Company will
play at the opera house all this week
l Silas Gaboree cut his hand severel,
on saw at G. E. Moody's mill OF
:, Friday.
= Russell Montgomery accompanied
. his son. George, to Alexandria, N
o D., last week,
o Mrs. E. E. Campbell and two son
O will spend this week in Northfield.
Q Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Evans hav
J. gone to Morrisville for few days.
& Mrs. Rounds of Chester was tn
"a | BuCcb VI bCi uooShtOis A'OAAO SsOoAN
% on Sunday.
A large audience attended the chill
= dren's exercises at the Methods
o church On Sunday.
|, George d. Senter of Hartford ha
n been visiting his sister, Mrs. W. +
Minard, for few days.
John Guy cut all the fingers on hi
left hand on slab saw recently. TIL
fingers were very badly jammed an
Dr. Minard was obliged to amputat
y the third finger. He is comfortabl
e at this writing.
J, The following letters were awaitin
v claimants on June, 10: Harry johnson
e Mrs. w. H. Mansfield, Desire P
q Smith.
Carroll Stowell, in com pany wit
others whose names are unknown
succeeded in breaking into the dwell
ing house of George W. Warren i
, Waterbury Center on Wednesday an
= secured about twenty-five gallons c
D. cider. Stowell was arraigned befoT
il Justice j. X. Fullerton on Friday. H
10 pleaded guilty to the larceny of tn
!, cider. The complaint was for bure
:, larry in the daytime but the evideno
ID was lacking as to the breaking or a
y to his having any knowlede Of tn
breaking. The grand juror and tn