The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-06-21

this place, and no doubt tAe creamery will
be built
The Montpelier & Wells River railroad is
putting a refrigerator into the station so
that farmers can bring their butter any
time during the week.
The Blue Mountain Granite Works hauled
the other large stone for the vault from the
quarry last Monday. This company will
furnish the stones for the receiving vault in
Groton.
Rev. S. A. Jackson returned from his trip
to Philadelphia last Friday. 80 Henry
Webber is at Lisbon, N. H., working for the
Blue Mountain Granite Works. 80 Will
liam Mcqueen has closed out his granite
business and is working for the Ryegate
Granite Works. - w. w. White has
finished sharpening at the Blue Mountain
Granite Works and gone to Barre. -
DIR. j. b. Darling aud wife are at Barre
taking care of their sons wife. 60 Mr..
Drew rode over from Cabot on his wheel on
Saturday. He finds Vermont roads quite
billy. - Mrs. Fred Dow is gaining quite
rapidly.
E. j. Caswell has not found the meat
market profitable and has closed the doors,
Here is good chance for the right man to
build up good business.
Ice-cream will be served during the day
on July fourth by the new " Instant Ice
cream Process" at Grand Army Hall, and
doughnuts and coffee will also be served at
noon
Seth Monkey for some time the Oldest
male resident of Chelsea died on Thurs
day at the home Of his son, Horace Monkey,
at the age of ninety-one. Rev. Mr.. Forrest
officiated at the funeral services on Satur-
day
Bills are out for grand celebration on the
Glorious Fourth, " including a procession
/ s.f, II.
Capt John III. Mimms, various races, foot
and other, and other inspiring and impress
| Sive events.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Young and daugh-
ter left on Thursday for Minneapolis, Mimi,
where they will make their home. The loss
of this highly respected family will be
much regretted. Mr. Young sold his place
to Charles w. Bixby. II. N. Luce will re-
side there through the summer.
E. o. Tracy is having serious trouble with
sore on his right hand, and alarm is felt as
! to his condition. - E. A. Corwin at
, tended the meeting of the Masonic grand
lodge at Burlington last week. - Dea,
and Mrs. Franklin Dearborn, Miss Minnie
l.. Dearborn, j. NJ. Comstock, Miss Annie
+. Goss and Miss Belle Judd attended the
Congregational state convention in Mont
pelier last week. - Among the visitors
in town we notice Charles r. Corwin and
family from Somerville, Mass, Mrs Mabel
NJ. (Allenl roster anu daughter from Bur-
lington, John III. Bixby from Rochester,
Cyrus d. Burbank from Providence, r. l.
- George Hutchinson has returned
from the hospital at Burlington, but seems
not to have met with much Improvement
- Fred III. Stanton has rented the DR..
Bagley house, and will soon move there.
West Randolph.
A party of pleasure-seekers enjoyed a
ride to Brookfeld pond, Thursday after
noon.
Alice Stevens, who was compelled by ILL
health to return from Hanover, n. H.,
about six weeks ago. is still quite sick
Mr.. A. ID. Lamson and family arrived last
Wednesday night from Philadelphia, and
Idleton cottage has been opened for the
summer
Col. r. j. Kimball and family of Brook
| Ign, n. Y, arrived last week at Montague
Place, where they will spend the summer
months.
Birney Pratt met with an unfortunate ac-
cident last Thursday at Salisbury's mill,
losing two fingers entirely and badly crush
ing third.
Will Dudley and three little daughters
are at Levi Dudley's. The children will
make their home with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley.
w. III. Dubois and wife returned Satur-
day from the West. Mr.. Dubois has been
visiting many western cities in the capacity
of state inspector of finance.
The second Herald's fair excursion is to
start to-day for Chicago, Editor l.. p. Thayer
again acting as conductor of the party. They
will make their headquarters at Hotel
Ozark.
Mari Castle is again occupied for the sum-
mer months and its inmates, Hon. A. B.
Chandler and family of Brooklyn, L. l., are
warmly welcomed by their friends in this
village
At the special village meeting, Friday
night, it was decided that the town could
net afford to macadamize Main street. 1t
was voted to expend what money the town
could spare in laying concrete sidewalks.
Mrs. Xenophon Udall and son, Jeweler
n. w, Udall, arrived Saturday from STRAIT
ford, where they have been visiting. Mr.,
Udall has also been in Chelsea attending
court. He was plaintiff in lawsuit which
was heard at this term.
Stillman LOOMS, who has been very sick
with pneumonia, is much better. - u.
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