The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-26
N ewbury.
Warren Bailey has his single mill about
ready for business.

Warren Bailey has his single mill about
ready for business.
John Millar, who was so badly burned at
the drug store is rapidly recovering.
The Oxbow Chapter, Daughters OF Amer
lean Revolution, have soclable in the Con.
gregational vestry on Friday evening Pro-
ceeds for church aid society. All are in
vited to dress in colonial costume. Admis-
sion, ten cents, Ice cream and cake, fifteen
cents.
The following statement of the treasurer
of Newbury Village Creamery shows the
business for 1897: Total amount butter
made, 152 043 pounds; total amount, re-
and reserve, 81 $3.50; leaves. paid p irons,
S24 666 "a; average price for the year,
10 LIZ cents.
A quiet and pretty home wedding was
cele brated Tuesday, January IL at the res
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Brown in
Newbury, when their daughter and only
child Mary E., was married to Walter M.
Hood of Topsham. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev N. M. Shaw of Montpelier.
The happy couple gave a rectp ion in the
evening which was attended by 1l5 of their
friends and neighbors. Music and games
were in order. Rev. Mr.. Manning made a
few very appropriate remarks. Refresh
ments of doughnuts, coffee and cake were
served. A large number of valuable and
useful presents were left with the young
couple. The company departed about three
| o'clock wishing them long life, happiness
and prosperity.
West Newbury.
Albert Fuller is confined to his house
with very bad cold.
On Tuesday evening, February |, dona-
ton will be given to Rev. W. II. White. 1t
will be held at Albert Fuller's. All are
| cordially invited.
The special meetings, conducted by Rev
| R. II. Abercrombie and Rev. w. ID. w hite,
closed on Friday evening. The attendance
has been very good, and several conversions
have taken place.
The monthly business meeting OF the
| Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor will be held at the parsonage on
Friday evening In connection with the
weekly prayer-meeting.
Randolph Center.
The resignation of Rev. j. A. Bates at
pastor OF the Congregational church has
been presented and accepted, to take effect
April l. The Lysander Battles farm
has been sold to Mr.. Washburn, young
man from Hinesburgh, who is to occupy il
the middle Of February. - Wi'iiam
Baird had the misfortune to fall last Friday
from a scaffold in his barn, striking upon
| the balance wheel of a horsepower, and
| from thence upon the elevator OF an ensi'
lage cutter. His clothing stopped the ma
chine and he escaped with two or three
broken ribs and badly bruised body
Miss Powers, a Normal student from
| Athens, has been quite i'll and her mother
| was summoned 10 care for her.
| Calais.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Kent were in Hard.
| wick last week.
| Miss frankie Kent is In Cabot caring for
her aunt, Mrs. K. T. Burnap, who is sick.
There was large attendance al the whist
party and dance at Memorial hall last Fri
day evening, February 3.
Prof. W. I. Paul gives his last public
| dancing school OF the term at Van Ornam's
Hall next Friday evening.
Major r. III. Henderson,, the famous
drummer boy Of the Rsppahannock," and
his son, the noted fifer, will be among the
attractions of an entertainment at Memorial
hall, February 10.
There will be box sociable with shor'
literary program at the school house vestry
Tuesday evening, February l. The farce
| Deaf as a Post" will be presented. The
proceeds are for the benefit OF the singing
| schools.
One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
Thss 10 Whist u was made Tor.