The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-12-09
WATERBURY

evening at the home of Burton Luce.
Fred Jordon has moved his family
to Keeseville, N. Y, where he has
employment. During the past season
he has been employed on Atherton's
ice team.
Miss Florence Oney, of Randolph.
was recently a guest of Mrs. W. H.
Ferris.
Mrs. Agnes Noakes, of Newport,
has returned to Waterbury and will
reside with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lunie Guyette, this winter.
r. N. Demeritt spent Tuesday IN
Randolph.
Misses Cora and Stella Huntley, of
Waitsfield, have been spending their
vacation with their parents on Perry
Hill.
Miss Florence Dewey, of the YER
mont State Hospital was at her home
in Stowe Monday.
Mrs. John Dillon and Mrs. MCGEE,
of Bolton, were visitors in town on
Saturday.
The Pierian Club will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Helen
Somerville.
Miss Florence Culver, of South
Royalton was in town recently.
The members of the Twenty-Five
Club were entertained at the Water
bury Inn last Monday evening. R.
N. Demeritt, who had charge of the
meeting, presented Dr.. Grismer, of
Burlington, who gave an interesting
account of his travels in Egypt The
invited guests were DR.. H. H. Fuller
ton, DR.. F. A. Petty, Charles ]. Root,
George w. Morse, William Seabury,
w. j. Boyce, F. l.. Knight, George H
Dale and Charles H. Haines, of Mas
hua, N. H. M. H. Moody will have
charge of the next meeting.
E. l.. Paraliee is taking a two
weeks vacation from his work at the
State Hospital.
Clarence Simpson was visitor in
st. Adams recently.
Mrs. Evelyn Hazeltine has return
ed home from Bolton, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. D
j. Hayden.
Miss Angie Smith is taking vaca-
ton from her duties at the hospital
and is visiting in Stowe.
Clarence Huntley has moved from
the Tarto farm on Perry Hill to the
farm on Blush Hill which he recently
purchased.
A basket ball game is to be played
this evening at the Village Hall be-
tween Richmond and Waterbury End
Harold F. Lewis, of North Duxbury
who has been nursing an injured
wrist, has returned to school here.
Marjorie Duffus received hard
fall on the ice last Wednesday since
which time she has been confined to
her bed. A doctor was called
A meeting of the Emerald Rebekah
Lodge is to be held this evening at /
o. o. F. Hall. Maple Lodge of Waits
field and Ivy Lodge, of Montpelier
will be present as guests. One can
didate will be initiated. Officers
will be nominated. Refreshments will
be seT<fdN
w. j. Hurlburt is visiting friends
i'll Montpelier.
w. M. Palmer, of Montpelier, was
in town on, business Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Maxwell has returned
to her work at the State Hospital
after spending few weeks at ther
home in Waitsfeld on account OF i'll
health.
The wlter commissioners have the
Traditional water supply completed
Sand the new two-inch stream is run
hing into Inc reservoir. The actual
cdst OF the additional supply is lit
tile over $1,700.
landlord DAVIS has been granted
permission 70 care for the doe which
was found on the tennis court of the
hospital grounds in an exhausted
condition last tuesday 1t is thought
the doe lad teen chased by dogs.
C. B. Evans was in Montpelier
Friday On business.
Mrs. ]. F. Somerville, Mrs. L. c.
Moody and Miss Harriet Maxwell
were visitors in Montpelier Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Ollie Nichols, who for the
past. season has been employed in
one of the millinery stores in Bur-
1ington, has finished work and re-
turned to town where she is a guest
of her mother, Mrs. E. Z. Moody.
N. j. Glass was in Montpelier on
business Friday.