The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-05-19
WILLIAMSTOWN.
Remember suit valnes at Fits.

Remember suit valnes at Fits.
George L. Edison attended a big |
banquet given to merchants, by the !
Holbrook Grocery Co, in Woodsville, |
N. II. last Friday evening. He re-
ports good time.
DR.. Henry Downs Las growing
practice as an osteopathist in Oil.
City, Pa, so that he and his partner
have discontinued their branch office
IN Titusville. of that State.
Last Monday was the forty fifth an
niversary of the marriage OF Rev.
William Schofield and wife. Some of
our readers will recall their pleasant
silver wedding at our Congregational
parsonage twenty years ago.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Marshall last Saturday.
Congratulations
Mrs. Amanda w. Farnham having
rented her place will 60 in few
weeks to friends in Wilmington,
Mass, and vicinity and later will
visit other friends in Woonsocket. r. l.
Ed j. Poor sold some 10, QUO pounds
of pork last year that brought him
little over 5000.
1t is believed that Jacob Flint has
broken bone near hip, as the result
of his fall a short time ago. He is
able to sit up in bed little now.
The widow of the late Joseph
Gauthier, whose home has been the
old S. Talcott Perrin place, cied very
suddenly last Saturday afternoon. We
are told that she did washing that
day. Her daughter, Lottie. came to
the village for DR.. Watson in great
haste, between five and six O'Clock in
the afternoon saying her mother was
dying. Miss Gauthier had driven in
great haste and as she approached the
Lynde store her buggy struck tele
phone pole at the northwest corner of
the building. She was thrown for
ward and on to the ground and the
buggy was broken. She was taken
over to the Monument Honse and Or.
Tindall was in attendance. She
seemed to have suffered no other in
jury than nervous shock. Mrs.
Gauthier was stout. heshy woman
and we hear that heart failure caused
her death. 1t was perhaps shock.
There was hearing at our town
house last week before Justice O. U.
Lathrop in case of resident of the
quarry district ON charge of drunken
ness and breach of the peace, with
buc VI u anu u UOtdl
of fine and costs Of $36.9S.
Miss Lucie A .Calef and Miss Lena
Barup of Washington were guests of
Mrs. Edwin Q. Smith one day last
week.
A st. Adams firm has been given the
contract for furnishing the new pews
for the Congregational meeting house.
"A petition was made to our select
men for change in the road at the
foot of the old John Lynde hill, so
that the hill south of the Oliver j.
Walker house could be avoided III com.
ING to the village from the west side
of the town. The change asked for
was that short piece of road be built
south of the Walker barn to come into
the main road east of the barn. The
selectmen now hope the matter can be
made satisfactory all around by a
proper grading of the present road
Carl ". Seaver has bought William
N. Grearson's PAGER.
OIney +. Seaver has a horse twenty
seven years old that he has raised
wholly. We wish the animal conid
be made to know that Its kid hearted
owner PURPOSES tnat it shall never pass
out of his family alive.
Deacon Edwin Y. Smith has been
sick in bed of late and under medical
care. 1t is hoped he will soon be out
again.
Clarence, son of Allie Wilfore il
at work for j. X. Lynde about his
stables, etc.
Rev. Alven M. Smith, son of David
M. Smith, is to live in Plainfield vii
lage the coming year and preach fol
the Universalist churches in Eas
Montpelier and Calais after having
been at West Concord for term o
years.
Liberty Jeffords had fsinting spell
in the yard of N. b. Robinson, 9TH
old Squire Pride place., one morning
last week. DR.. W. J. Tindall wa
quickly called and he was taken G
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Georg
@. Earle. The report thar he had
shock had no foundation. He is nov
better
Mrs. Marion Bruce Kathan has bee
very poorly of late ano the outloo
for living long is not hopeful.
On Wednesday evening of last wee
there was an installation of the TO
lowing officers in our Masonic Lodge
N. B. Robinson, W. M. Henry Poole
secretary; James Powers. senior wa
den; Carl W. Seaver, junior warder
j. +. Bailey, chaplain; y. W. White
senior deacon; l.. o. Morgan, junit
deacon; John A. Perry, tyler; W. .
Young, marshal; Thomas Poland an