The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06
WILLIAMSTOWN.

to work.
Miss Matte Watson of Montpelier
was last week, the guest of the fam
lily of her cousin, DR.. E. B. Wat
son.
AS indicating the prosperity Of
our already large Grange, it is said
that some twenty additions are
about to be made to the order.
George w. Brush of Proctor was
here last week to look after the in
terests of his farm on the west side
of our village, (the old time Col.
H. G. Weeden place..
Charles, the only son of DR.. Geo.
E, and Mrs. Carrie Hill Maloy, of
st. Cloud, MINI, will soon graduate
! from the Minnesota State Univer-
sity and set up for himself in the
practice of law.
Lisle, son of Melvin E. Burnham,
has been helping out of late in the
BARRIERS shop of Warren Grearson.
Mr.. Grearson is not yet able to
return to his shop, although he
is improving in health.
Last week we were made to say
| by misprint that Carpenter John
A. Perry was in Randolph, working
on the farm of Albert Edison, when
ri -, hot 1,o NJ 70 6r1-
on barn on Mr.. Edsons place.
At the opening of the Grange hall
last Friday evening, a little over
500 was taken. There was an eX-
cellent instrumental concert given
by Gilbertson's orchestra and the
other features of the occasion seem
to have been well enjoyed.
Mayo Lynde is about to close
work in Salt Lake City, Utah, and go
on to sheep ranch, 800 miles south
of that city and 80 to 60 miles from
a railroad. He goes with a friend,
whose father owns the ranch, to
remain year when he may go into
the business for himself.
Mrs. Ebert Jackson, accompan-
| led by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Oliver
Martin went with her invalid son to
Burlington last week to consult a
physician with reference to the osn.
We hear that she was given en-
enlargement that the boy may yet
be quite a good deal better in
health.
There will be an entertainment
under the auspices of the Epworth
League of the M. E. church at the
| town hall on Friday evening, May
Z. 1t will consist of prize speaking
and music by the young people Of
the league, followed by fruit sup
per and a social hour. Admission,
% cents, children under -, Is cents.
Frank H. Martin has bought a
house in Kirksville, Mo, where he
is studying osteopathy. He will
spend the coming summer vacation
in work in Wisconsin and his wife
will come here. Mr.. and Mrs. Vern
Edison also students in osteopathy
in Kirksville, will be here about the
last of this month to remain through
their summer vacation.
All of the uncollected book ac-
counts belonging to the estate of
J. X. Lynde will be sold at public
auction at the town hall at 4 p.
m. of May %, '09. Also a quarter in
terest in a quarry belonging to the
same estate, and near the W. q.
Pratt farm in the quarry district,
will be sold at auction on this prop
erty at o'clock p. m. May "a, '09
The body of Mrs. circuit Abbott
will be brought here from Oneida
N. Y, for burial on Wednesday af-
ternoon of this week. There will be
brief funeral service in the par
lors of the Congregations church
at $3.50 p. m, preceding the burial
in our village cemetery. The body
will be accompanied by Mrs. Alb
bolts two daughters, Mrs. Matte
wife of Dr. Edward Bailey Of Onei
da, N. Y, and Miss Lucy Abbott
Sickness prevents the coming o.
James S. Abbott of Washington, D
c., and Mrs. DR.. James Bailey Of Tt
conderoga, N. Y.
Miss Katie Carlin is a clerk il
our post office.
Melvin E. Burnham is acting al
janitor of the new Grange Block.
The patrons of our village cream
cry were paid 291a cents for butte
fat on Monday last.
Forrest, son of Clinton Grain, ha
gone to work in a woodworking es
tablishment in West Randolph.
The baseball team of our Higl
school went to Webstervlle to pla
a faan1 thara Loot NTondnv nftarunnr