The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-06-24

and back one day last week. From Mont
pelier they were in charge OF the veteran
reinsman, j. @. Adams. With the fine din
ner, served by mine host of the Waterbury
House, which the company very heartily
enjoyed, and the delightful visit to the
electric light plant of Jesse Viles upon
their return trip, the members were unani-
nous in voting 1t thoroughly enjoyable
occasion.
The Cooperative Creamery Company ia
receiving daily about 1 1000 pounds of milk,
with the prospect Of several thousand
pounds more before the first Of next week,
Ihls amount made it necessary to put in
another separator, and the second United
states Separator was set up the first Of this
week With this addition the company
feels competent to handle satisfactorily all
the milk that may come. The returns re.
ceived for last weeks butter, accompanied
as they were with words OF the highest
praise as to its quality, is very flattering to
the enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Foster, companied
by Mrs. knights, all of Derby Line were
guests OF George r. Sibley of this village
over Sunday, they being en- route to Barre
to attend commencement exercises at God
dard Seminary. Mrs. Diana II, Put
nam of Montpelier has been here for several
days on visit to her sister, Mrs. Elsey O.
Nye. - Mrs. Martha j. Allen, who has
been away several months on a visit to rela-
tives and friends in Massachusetts. re-
turned home several days ago. - Rob
ert Little was taken quite severely sick
Saturday of last week, but at the present
writing is considered very much better.
- Mrs. Gilbert l.. Shortt and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Avis Buzzell, started Friday Of
last week for Bennington, where they are
engaged for the season at the Camp Com
fort Hotel. - Miss Julia HOLSTER, who
has been absent several months past, stop.
ping with her brother-in-law, e. G. Wells,
the popular landlord of the Cambridge Ho-
tel, Cambridge, returned to her home Sat-
urday Of last week. She is accompanied by
her little nephew, Carlyle Wells.
We are right glad to welcome our neighbor,
w. III. Chaplin, down street once more after
his long confinement in the house by sick
ness.
FairIee.
Mrs. H. Porter is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Hobart, at Randolph.
DR.. II. Newell and Hon. John Morse from
Haverhill, N. H., are camping at Lake
Morey.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Eastman from Claremont,
n H., visited their sister, Mrs G. 8. Bald
win, on Sunday.
West Fafrlee.
The bridge on Mill street has been put in
repair the past week.
W. Hill and wife of Chelsea were in town
Sunday. - Ned George has returned
from st. JohnsbuIy Academy. - George
and Grace Gilman are at home for their
summer vacation. - Mrs. Bessie Paul
and children, who have been spending the
winter at William Paul's, returned to their
home in Montana this week. - Mrs. Q.
G. Coburn is convalescent. - Miss Mel
lie Chapman, who has just graduated from
the New Hampshire Training School for
Nurses, is at home for the summer, &C.
companied by her friend, Miss Cameron.
- Richard Polkinghorn and family
leave soon for New Jersey. - Alice Ha-
ven spent Sunday at Barre.
North Fayston.
Children's day will be observed July 8.
- Mary A. Thomas, widow of Reuben
Richardson, died June IL. She had been a
helpless invalid and great sufferer for long
daughter Estella of St. Adams visited here
the past week. - Henry Pease has gone
to Rochester to spend few days. -
Abel Porter is staying with George Howe
at Waitsfeld. - Mr.. and Mrs. John
Durkee from Durkeesville visited his mother
and brother here. - Charles Porter is at
work for #. S. Porter in Northfeld.
PERSONS who have coughing spell every
night, on account of tickling sensation in
the throat may overcome it at once by q
dose of One Minute Cough Cure. W. E
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, vt.
Groton.
The new sidewalk has not made its ap
pearance yet. When are we going to get III
odist church last Sunday. The exercises
by the children were fine, and they all die
well.
A large number from here visited Symes
pond last week Monday and all reported
fine catch of pickerel, the largest one weigh
ing four pounds.
The boys are beginning to make arrange
ments for the Fourth. A meeting, was hel(
last Wednesday evening to organize for tn,
| horribles and raise money for fireworks.
Elisha May of st. Johnsbury was in tow
last Friday. A NJ Heath was con
fined to the house two days last week will
| bad cold. - Thomas B. Hall and
G. Carpenter attended the state convention
at Burlington last week Wednesday. -
Mr.. Kicker and wife of Woodsville, N II.
visited his brother, Isaac M. Kicker, las
Friday. Theresa Cochran went t.
Boston, Mass, last week Monday, to visi
her sister, Gertrude Cochran. Ii. G
Clark Of Hardwick was in town last week
- DR.. Gibson of Woodsville, n. II.
was in town last Saturday.
Lowell.
This wednesday, afternoon at two o'clocl
OCCURS one of the pleasantest events o
social life-the marriage, at the residence O
| V. M. and Nettie Parker, of their daughter
Jennie May, and Leigh B. Wellman, by Rev
| l.. p. Atwood The bridesmaids are Mis-
Alice Parker of Irasburg and Miss BERTH
Cheney of Hyde Park. The groomsmel
are Harry Wellman and Clarence N. Parke
of Lowell. Mr.. Wellman is one of on
finest young men. who has had charge O
the postoffice during the Buchanan ad
ministration, and has been our superin
tendant Of schools for several years. Mis-
Parker is one of the fairest and certainly tn
most jolly little scholma'am whose fiji
ness to teach it ever fell to the lot of Lee, o
any other superintendent, to investigate
The happy couple take the evening train a
Barton for Rye Beach, N. H., which
will be their address for few weeks. TIL
best wishes of host Of very warm friend
go with them.
| MoretOwh.
The rains have improved the hay croI
but indications are that the yield will
lighter than usual.
Mrs Harry Bulkelev had a shock Las