The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-10-14
WATERBURY,.
leges.

The funeral of Mrs. Phoebe Shonio
was held at Mrs. E. j. McGrath's
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock,
Rev. Mr.. Angel, of Stowe, officiating.
The bearers were e. j. McGrath,
Porter, Philip and Jack Shonio. Rel
atives from Stowe and Duxbury at
tended Burial was in the Duxbury
Corner cemetery. Mrs. Shonio died
on Sunday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. e. j. McGrath, after an ill
ness caused by cancer trouble. She
was born in Montpelier and was "a
years old at her death. She first
married Daniel Mann. Her second
marriage was to Arnold Shonio. Six
of her children are living, they be-
ing Mrs. e. j. McGrath, of Water
bury, Mrs. Will Avery, of Barre, Phil
lip Shonio, of DuXbury and Jack,
Samuel and Porter Shonio, of Stowe.
B. e. Wallace was in Burlington
Sunday to see his wife who is i'll at
the Fanny Allen Hospital. Mrs.
Wallace is recovering rapidly.
Miss Elizabeth King, who has
been visiting in Massachusetts the
past week, has returned.
An impromptu debate was the
form of entertainment at the New
England Order of Protection meeting
Monday evening. There was lively
discussion on Should we feed
tramps?' which produced much mer-
riment. The leaders were G. M.
Bugbee for affirmative and E. F..
Campbell for negative. Later there
was much disappointment to those
who pretended to oppose feeding
tramps DIS they were not allowed to
partake of refreshments when grapes
and waters were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. fred Billings, OF
Stowe, visited at Mr.. and Mrs. ia
nus Crossett's on Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Fogg, of Enfield, n H.
returned to her home Sunday noon.
Harold Haylett, of Montpelier, has
formed violin class in town.
On Saturday afternoon while Lilla
Montgomery was exercising a cot
she was thrown so that her hand was
broken. She suffers much pain from
the accident.
j. h. Crossett has recently cut up
on his place spruce tree which
measured over 1900 feet. 1t was q
inches through, 40 feet from tho
ground.
Mrs. Hershell Smith, of Stowe, has
been visiting at the home of her son
A. H. Smith, the past few days.
Grace Bagley, of Waterbury Cen
ter, was at home over Sunday.
Miss Elsie Place has resumed worl
at j. F. Somervillu's after a two
weeks vacation. -
Frank Knight went ON Sunday
noon to New York on a business triy
in the interests Of Knights Dry
Goods establishment.
Charles b. Wallace was in towI
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Childs, OF
Lowell, Mass, who have been visiting
at Mrs. A. H. Atherton's, returned tC
| thair homo Mopdov
u. p. Childs, who is employed in
Montpelier, was at home over Sun
day.
Harold Somerville was in Burling
ton on business Saturday.
Mr.. Bamforth, travelling salesman
came home Saturday night.
G. N. Breen, of Montpelier, wa
in town Sunday.
Edward LeClair passed Friday il
Barre.
Mrs. w. F. Minard and daughter
Marguerite, spent Saturday in Burl
ington.
Mrs. V. l.. Perkins and daughter
Norma, were in Montpelier Satur
day.
James Kerney, of Barre, visited
friends in town Sunday.
Merton Patterson went to Montpe
Iier Saturday night.
Bert Allen, of Montpelier, was IL
town Sunday.
Harry Eaton was at home Satur
day from Montpelier where he ha
been employed on the court house.
house.
WORCESTER.