The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-06-10

ludhluS lue acquaintance OIL MIS-.
Newton, of West Topsham, who is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. A.
n. Fellows. She tells us of a grand
daughter of the late Mrs. Electa
, Foster Watson, who lived here so to
GO years ago, and of whom we re-
Gently made an item, who graduated
from the University of Michigan,
then went to Bryn Mawr, Penna.,
for study, and got a scholarship
that took her to Berlin, Germany,
for farther study.
Mrs. Alcina Martin Jeffords, Mrs.
Tracy l.. Jeffords, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Jeffords, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
NJ. Jeffords, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jeffords, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester W.
Jeffords wish to extend their sincere
thanks to all for kindness shown dur
ing the sickness and at the burial of
their beloved one, Jason Hatch JEFF
fords.
The commencement exercises of
the Williamstown High school will
be held during the next week, be-
ginning June 10, as follows: Sun
day evening, June 10, baccalaureate
sermon by Rev. d. H. Strong, at
the Congregational church; We'd
nesday afternoon, June 16, class day
, exercises; Friday evening, June IS,
| graduating exercises at the Congre-
| gaional church. The public is cor
| daily invited to attend these exer-
cises. 1t is expected that there will
be seven pupils in the graduating
class.
Harold, oldest son of Forrest
Seaver, is working in the Martin
meat market.
The report was given out here last
/ week that the Monument House had
| finally been rented to a man from
Dublin, N. H., and that he would
open it in the near future. 1t is
almost too good news to be true, so
greatly do we need a good hotel
here, and so long have we been
without one.
In correction of misprinted item
of last week it is not John G. Bur-
nett who went to Montpelier thrice
weekly for electrical treatment, but
his young daughter, Miss Abbie. At
present she is visiting friends in
Massachusetts.
Dr.. E. B. Watson has been quite
sick of late with grip and has had
the attention of DR.. Lazell of Barre
City.
Dr.. w. b. Mayo of Mortified
has bought the interest of the j. x.
I.ynde estate in the Lynde cottage
at Berlin Pond.
Daniel C. Townsend has a regis
tered Morgan brood mare that has
taken eleven prizes at fairs, six o.
them first class and five of then
second class. She has now a young
colt for which he has a STANDING
offer of $50 at four months of age.
w. B. Jones, superintendent o
the rearson-Beckett Granite com
pany's works here, is making tril
to Indiana and Illinois in the inter
ests of the company.
Mrs. Prescott r. Blanchard ha
lust had a short visit from her so
Leon blanchard of Boston. He tell
: us that his health is better. He ha
been fighting tuberculosis OF tn
lungs in late years.
George Mcleod, from one OF on
BAPTIST street farms, is running
water wagn in Bridgeport, Conn.
Willard Sprague had an attack
Il some kind here Decoration Day thu
H ! has been reported as perhaps
slight shock, but we hope 1t VIII nj
| prove so bad as that
j Mrs. AFRO A. Reed, whose nan
\ was misprinted last week, is thong'
II TO he ICING we'll at the Heaton Fo
II pital whore she underwe l. an ope
II alton.
Il Mrs. Barna D. Flint, now
II Denver, Col, is having plenty
III work as a nurse whereabouts.
Erwin II. Martin and son are pu
ting a small addition to the rear
their meat market building. Tn
have now no great competition
their meat business here, we thinf