The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-03-17
VERMONT wArcHMAN STATE H. 1910

MiSS lyuld Glllndn, ~. y. Jones, w.
e. Town. S. w. Guptil, DR.. II. II. Full
lerton and Mrs. H. G. Whitehill For
trustees: r. N. Demeritt, M. II. Moody,
W. e. Carpenter, DR.. F. A. Petty, w.
r.. Elliot, George w. Morse, L. ].
Roberts, M. o. Evans, o. E. Scott and
j. F. Shipman.
The girls of the High School have
organized a domestic science club
which will meet the first Saturday in
every month. A part of the time
will be devoted to sewing Refresh
ments will be prepared by the mem
bcrs of the club. No girl is eligible
unless she has one honor subject and
no conditions. The officers are, presi-
dent, Miss Marjorie Duffus vice
president, Miss Lila Montg ,m-ry,
secretary. Miss Beatrice Atherton,
treasurer, Miss Lena Atherton, ex-
'cutive committee Miss Amy Griffith,
Miss Ethel Graves Miss Marjorie
Luce, Miss Amy Wheeler and Miss
Lillian Petty. Program committee.
Miss Florence Morse, Miss Ethel
Graves, Miss Mary Guptil, Miss Har-
riet Boyce, Miss Mary Crossett The
teachers and Mrs. w. L. WATSON - q
honorary members of the club.
An entertainment for the benefit Of
the senior class was held at the High
School rooms Wednesday evening and
about $50 was realized.
The honor students of the Water
bury High School for the first half of
the winter term were as follows: AL
ton Wheeler, Heath Towne, Mabel
Watts, Marjorie Luce, Blanche Mont
gomery Lila Montgomery, Mary Mer-
riam. Florence Morse, Hazel Foss
Ethel Graves, Edith Boyce, Harriet
Boyce. For the second half of tie
winter term: Alton Wheeler, Mabel
Watts, Harold Campbell, Hazel Foss,
Ethel Graves, Amy Griffith, Lila
Montgomery, Mary Merriam, Florence
Morse Heath Towne, Harriet Boyce,
Mary Crossett, Marjorie Duffus. These
students maintained an average of 90
per cent. or more in all studies.
Breen much happiness
Miss Riena Palmer returned Tues
day from Bristol and is at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. " L. Perkins.
T. To-. I
employed at the State Hospital has
gone to Springfield, Mass, where he
has position.
George Prior was in Underhill
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mcmahon OF
Stowe were in town Tuesday.
DR.. G.. s. Bidwell went to Waits
field Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Demeritt, who has
been caring for her daughter, Laura,
is now i'll with scarlet fever.
Il. A. Davis left Tuesday morning
for Boston where he is to visit his
sister, Mrs. George Dumas.
Quincy Greene Of Waltham, Mass.
is visiting his brother, Dewitt Greene.
Joseph Smith of the University of
Vermont, Burlington spent Thursday
in town
Mrs. c. A. Smith of Ornio, Me-, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. f. Ship
man.
The Hypatia Club will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs William
Gilbert.
c. A. Lang and c. S. Whittier Of
Montpelier were business visitors ir
town Wednesday,
Mrs. Elisha Moody and Mrs. Jane
Howe are visiting in Stowe.
a regular meeting of Emerald Re-
belSah Lodge will be held this even
ing at 100 |. O. o. F. hall.
Miss Jennie Granfield of Bellows
Falls has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Thomas Granfield for a few days.
. Miss Jessie Ellis has returned from
Springfield and has resumed her po-
sition as trimmer for Mrs. A. B. Coo
ley Greene.
William Stevens of Morrisville has
been employed as blacksmith at the
O'Clair and Anair granite shed where
a second gang of men has just been
put on.
The Volunteers met Friday even
ing with Vern Fogg where sugar on
snow was served.
Bernard Manning was in Barre on
Friday, where he visited friends.
Barney Quinn will move this week
upon the Warren farm which he
recently purchased.
Laura Demeritt, daughter of Rich
ard Demeritt is quarantined with
scarlet fever.
II. c. Whitehill was in Burlington
Friday to attend the meeting for the
of a Mountain Club.
Miss Harriet Irving was in Mont
pelier Friday.
G. Martenson of Barre was a bust
ness visitor in town Friday morning.
Carl Evans was at home from Mont
Delier Seminary last week.
Mr.. Anderson of Barre, agent for
Burton Preston, Mansfield, O., was in