The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-01-07

other one can do so during the day.
Black and colored pettiooats, value
$500 to 81. so to close at $2.9 at
Fits.
WATERBURY,.
Drew Daniels resumed work at his
stone shed Monday noon after a shut
down of about a month.
Willis Bryan has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Lewis
Hill.
Herbert Fisher and sister passed
through here from Waitsfeld on Mon
day. Mr.. Fisher is row resident Of
Springfield, Mass.
Daisy Davis began day work at the
local telephone exchange this morning.
Clyde Moulton will do the night
WORK. Miss Elizabeth Brown, who
has been supplying in the Office for
short time, left for Burlington on FRI
day.
Mrs. D. E. Barney and daughter,
Marguerite. were in Burlington sever
al days last week.
Mrs. Lewis Hill is making her home
with Mrs. Willis Bryan for the pres
eut.
Mrs. H. N. Cass returned from a
two weeks visit in Portland on Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zera Hill have gone
| to Randolph to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Hale Flint.
Rev. +. B. Kellogg preached at the
union service held in the Methodist
church on Sunday. l.. @. Moody was
in Windsor on Wednesday, and Brat
tleboro on Friday. on legal business.
Miss Anna Booker, who has been in
| town for a short visit, returned to
| New Britain, Conn. on Saturday.
Carl Guptil of Hartford, Conn, is
| at home for short visit.
Robert Putnam of Hanover, N. H.,
who has been visiting in town for a
| few days, returned ON Saturday.
Howard Marston, who has been in
| town for the holidays, returned to
Portland, Me-, on Saturday.
The officers of ALEXANDRIA encamp-,
ment will be installed on Tuesday
| night by District Deputy l.. R. Liv-
ingston OF Montpelier.
q. r. Blunt of Littleton, N H.,
spent Sunday in town.
| The regular meeting of Winooski
lodge No. 40, F. and A. NJ, will be
held Wednesday evening, January 6.
The schools resumed their work,
after the holiday vacation, on Mon.
day. The teachers returning on Sat-
urday were Misses Amanda Ovitt
from Franklin, May Howe from Waits
field. Maria Winslow from New Hav-
en-, Mary Roscoe from New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Swift of Middle
sex spent Sunday at the home Of e,
| E, Campbell.
| Earle Boyoe returned OF Saturday
| from a weeks stay in Boston.
The masquerade which was to have
been given by Mentor lodge. I. o. o.
F., January 1, WAS postponed until
later date.
Rowe Morrison spent Sunday at his
home in Barre.
| Rev. Father Leonard will leave in
a short time to take up his new duties
! in st. Johnsbury. He has a host of
| friends and will be greatly missed in
town. Father Lynch of st. Johns
| bury will be the new pastor at ST.
Andrews church.
E. T. Houston is in New York for a
short visit.
Uarrol Brown of Waterbury Center
was arrested on Friday and put in the
! lookup. On Saturday he was ar
raigned before the justice court where
he pleaded guilty of intoXication and
was fined So and costs. Being unable
to settle, he took ten days in jail.
The case against him for breach OF
! the peace was mol pressed.
Mrs Lucia /. Town. widow of the
late Ira Town, died at her home on
Saturday morning at the age of sixty
nine years. Mrs Towne was born in
Duxbury on the 3rd of August, 1885,
and had lived most of her life in Wat
erbury. She leaves five children,
-FOUR boys and a daughter, Mrs. Guy
Humphrey, Frank and Fred Towne of
Waterbury. Ira Towne of Moretown,
Leon Towne of Montpelier. The fun
eral services were held on Monday at
O'Clock at her late home, Rev. +. II.
kellogg officiating. The interment
will be at Waterbury Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. P d. Ladd are at
home from Montpelier. Mr.. Ladd has
given up his position with Kellogg &
Jerome at Montpelier and will now
reside in Waterbury.
See B. E. Wallace's advertisement
of bargain sale elsewhere in this issue
of the Waterman.
WATTS K YER.
Dora Sherwood spent last week in
Peaoham.
Clayton Emery and wife have left
the place but nothing is known Of
their whereabouts.
1t is reported that Center Richard
son of New Guinea IS to move on to
the Clayton Emery farm which has
been recently purchased by Clinton
Bowen.
Drs. e. T. Smith and r. +. Willard
held a consultation Friday over the
case of Blossom r. Chase, who has
been suffering with neurasthenia for
the past five months. Miss Chase will
not 60 to the hospital as been report
ed. At this writing she is quite COM
Portable.