The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-06-22
Washington,

stay.
Quite a number from this town attend
ed the commencement exercises at Goddard
Seminary this week.
A monument Of Washington marble was
shipped to Enfield N. H., Tuesday by the
Pioneer Marble Works.
Mrs. Edna Watson Barron OF La Cross,
Wis, has arrived here and will make an
extended visit among friends in this, her
native town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Scrbner Of Barre
were In town Saturday and Sunday visiting
their mothers aunt, Betsey Thurber, who
is in declining health.
G. L. Slack has placed another polishing
machine in his stone shed, and is now set
ting thirty-fve horsepower engine with
which to run his machinery.
Mrs. Ella Spencer has recently purchased
Jacob Doll piano at an expense OF $3.50.
The beauty and style OF case together with
the deep melody OF tone fully warrant the
price paid.
Rev. John Burger now Of Sutton visited
at Judge Dickey's on his way home from
the Corinth quarterly meeting. He gave
very interesting talk at the Christian En-
| deavor meeting Sunday evening.
There was no services at the Baptist
church last Sunday on account OF the quar-
terly meeting at West Corinth. A large
| delegation from this town attended the
dredth anniversary of the church.
Gill Lodge, No. 81, of East Barre held
Memorial services last Sunday at the Uni
versalst church in this town, in honor of
the late Burton r. Seaver. The floral Of
ferings were many and beautiful. The re-
marks Of w. g. Nye Past Noble Grand,
were listened to with interest.
The Washington Creamery association
| held it's annual meeting on Tuesday even
| ing. The total amount received for butter
the past year was S26, 1909; average test
for year, 4.75; average price paid patrons,
194 cents per ponnd. The association has
! at the present time one hundred and
, twenty-five patrons, and is making seven
hundred pounds Of butter daily.
The following delegates were elected to
| the Republican caucus last Saturday even
ing: State, f. c. Huntington, L. d. Fillat-
son district, A. H. Pepper, Willard Clough
county, s. e. Carpenter, G.. fl. Bgelow,
d. 8. Emery, d. e. worthley; Republican
town committee elected for ensuing year:
G. II. Bigelow, G. A. Bohouan, r. X. Alb
bott c. j. Kingsbury, George Simpson.
G. A. Tillotson OF West Topsham brought
his aged father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Jonathan Tillotson, to Q. o. Caiefs last
week to visit Mrs. Tillotson's sister, Mrs.
Nancy Paine, who has been confined to the
bed for four years with rheumatism and is
now entirely helpless and a great sufferer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tillotson are each eighty mine
years of age and have been married sixty
years, are both enjoying good health and
did not seem fatigued after their long ride
They enjoyed pleasant visit among their
relatives and friends in the village and re.
turned to their home the same day. Mr.
and Mrs. Tillotson are the grandparents Of
Miss Nellie Tillotson so pleasantly remem
bered in this town as teacher for several
terms in the village school.
Dyspepsia cured. Shiloh's Vitalizer i'm
medately relieves sour stomach, coming W
of food Distress and is the great kidney and
liver remedy. Sold by w. E. Terrill & Co
Newbury.
John Miller is in Ryegate.
Miss Julia Goddard is in town.
Miss Nilla Perkins is in Danville.
DIR. and Mrs. Stearns were in town or
Saturday.
Miss Walter is guest of Miss Alice
Beckwith.
Miss King of Island Pond is visiting Mrs
A. L. Farmers.
Miss Laura Keith OF Providence, r. l., il
with Mrs. Bailey.
Mrs. Isabelle Chalmers is suffering from
the effects of poison-ivy.
Mrs. Silas Leighton is very ill. Miss Kate
johnson is caring for her.
Mrs. Melissa Kimball and Miss Mary
Hale are in Albany, N. Y.
| MISS LduTd OudIuU6Tldlu rbuuTUbu ITOu
Lawrence and Boston on Saturday.
A. 8. Farmers has been quite ill. F. l.
Bailey is taking his place in the store.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews OF Mortified have
been visiting their son, G. l.. Andrews.
Miss Anna L. Atkinson has completed he
studies at Bradford Academy and returned
home.
Miss Ruby Benzie is visiting in Soutl
Ryegate the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Jame
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Marcy and daughte
and Miss Wilson visited at j. G. Marcy
last week.
William H. Bagley of Wakefield, Mass
spent Sunday in town with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. W. Bailey.
Miss Mary Wilson is visiting her brother
B. H. Wilson at Bradford. Miss Mamie Bal
ley is staying with Mrs. Knight.
Mrs. W. H. Atkinson and Miss Frances
Atkinson attended commencement at Brad
ford Academy, Bradford, Mass.
Ira Preston has returned to his home IL
Danville and Ernest Hetherington has taker
his place in Silsby & Knights store.
Mrs. e. E. Chalmers and three children
OF Blackfoot, Idaho, spent the week will
her mother, Mrs. Isabelle Chalmers.
Mrs. Clara 8. Ballou, Mrs. j. Fl. McKen
zie, Mrs. Frederick Harris and little child
are spending the week with Mrs. r. w
Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wheeler were mad,
happy by the birth OF q fourteen-pound boy
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Humphrey by
the birth Of a nine.pound girl.
The Pulaski Grange will meet in the new
hall over the drug store on Friday evening
Ten applicants will be initiated. All thu
grangers are requested to be present.
West Newbury.
Miss Lucy Bailey OF Bradford visited Lu
thera NJ. Carleton last week.
Mrs. Albert Fuller is visiting her father
Deacon McAllister ct Newbury Center.
Rev. r. Fl. Abercrombie attended tn,
state convention Of Congregational churches
at Morrisville last week.
Mrs. Newell Randall and son, M. H. Ran
dali, attended the installation exercises a
Wells River last Thursday.
Children's day will be observed in thil
place next Sunday. In the morning at the
usual hour there will be a special sermon Il
the children, and in the afternoon Sunday
school concert with an address by Rev. W
III. White.
East Orange.
Miss Ethel Hamilton closed her school IL
district No. 8 last Friday and went to Barre
SATURDAY. IN aDand few dava and attain