The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-12-02
WATERBURY

Mrs. John O'Clair and grandchil-
drer, ,TVfton and Ella o'Clair, spent
suaay lin Montpelier.
T. j. Deavitt, of Montpelier, was a
visitor in t%n Friday.
Mrs. MeliscmWarner, of Roxbury,
Mrs. HONEY z, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Denny, hheld, were guests
part of last " elk at the home Of
e. e. Campbell.
The Waterbury basket ball team
went to Stowe Friday evening to play
the Stowe High School team. A car
was chartered and large number
from here went with the team. Score
was % to 16 in favor of Stowe High
School. The game was followed by
a dance.
Miss Reina Palmer, who has been
visiting at her home in Bristol, has
returned to continue her school
work at Duxbury Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Sherman, of
Stowe, we're in town Friday.
The Vermont Girls" met Friday
evening with Miss Barbara Brown.
Miss Josie Grout and Luman Grout
were in Burlington recently.
Miss Beryl Breen returned to her
kschool in East Montpelier Saturday
noon.
Major L. M. Grout, who has been
seriously i'll, is convalescent.
The Fisk Jubilee Quartet enter
tanned the patients at the hospital
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Arnold, OF
Hardwick, were guests of Mrs. Annie
Arnold last Thursday.
NJ. o. Evans and Carl Evans were
in Stowe Saturday.
H. P. Ryford, of Maiden, Mass.
was guest of w. ]. Boyce on Thurs
day. They spent a part of the day
in Waitsfield.
Mrs Elisha Moody, who has beer
i'll with acute indigestion, is conval
escent.
Mrs. c. D. Griffith and daughter
Stella, who have been visiting il
Montpelier and vicinity, returned
home Saturday afternoon.
v. l.. Perkins was in Fayston OF
Friday and Saturday on business.
Mrs. Squires and son, Lloyd o
Richmond, have been visiting Mrs
F. l.. Eaton.
The annual reunion of the Gleason
family was held at Orlo Ayers OF
Thanksgiving Day.
John Moran was at home from
Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass
a few days last week, as the guest o
his father, Martin Moran.
Carl Evans was at home a part o
last week from Montpelier Semin
AIRY.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Moody spen
Thursday in Stowe at the home of E
H. Gale.
Miss Vera Rowell spent a part o
last week at her home in Post Mills.
E. A. Hoadley, of Montpelier, VIII
is i'll with rheuamtic fever at tn
hoUf.of his father. Melvin Hoadley
was no better Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Dummt, O
Woodstock, are the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. Robert ]. Knowles.
Jesse and William McGrath hav
gone to Los Angeles, Cal, for tn
winter.
Mrs. RoXanna Crossett was
Montpelier Thursday at the home {
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berry.
Miss Effie Wells and Miss Hicko
have been spending the past few day
at their homes in Burlington
= Joseph Smith and Walter Haye
Returned Friday evening to Burlins
ton after spending the holiday re
cess at Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Smith S
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Houston an
Miss Doris Houston spent Thank.
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. James Z
Houston in Stowe.
Mrs. Charles H. Haines, of Nashu
N. H., has been the guest of Mrs
Carrie Harrison since Tuesday. M
Haines arrived in town Saturday ev,
ming.
Mrs. Connie Gates and niece, Mis-
Margaret Pike, of Stowe, were yisi
ors in town Saturday.
Miss Margaret Minard was in Bur
ington Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ayers, of Stow
were guests of Mrs. Helen Somervil
Friday They were in town to after
the funeral of G. L. Morse.
Nelson Bartlett, one of the mer
bers of the William H. Burns Cor
pany, of Worcester, Mass, has be,
in town the past week making a
rangements for the opening of Il