The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-19
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M. G. Ide went to Noyesvlle last Friday
with load Of square butter boxes and
James Newton went with a load Of round
ones. They struck about mile of bare
ground 10 Walden and had to get help to
pull over 1t.
The installation Of the knights OF Pythias
officers last week Monday evening was at
tended by nearly one hundred. The la
dies quartette and orchestra were present
and rendered several selections in a fine
manner The supp-r was very nice, just
what our ladies know how to get up.
Wood Brothers are changing their shaft
ing, putting up some and resetting their old
machinery and putting in new. They have
new kit OF machinery for making round
butter boxes ond will make both kinds of
boxes as we'll as tubs. Among their new
machines is press to print their box covers
and a twelve-rch buzz planer.
Miss Nellie NJ. Lucas of this place has
been engaged to sing contralto in the Ce-
ella Quartette Of Montpelier, a position
ney Of that city. Miss Lucas has rich con-
tralto voice and is we'll qualified for the
position she is to occupy. Her many friends
congratulate her, not only upon the oppor-
tunity TO sing with the Cecilia Quartette,
but also upon her ability to fill such po-
sition. The quartette is one of the best in
the state and has many engagements.
Gilbert Smith has bought of S. R. Hollis
Ter the old A. G. NJ. Bullo X farm. Price,
81 900. - Rev A. j. Dixon of Cabot
preached in the Methodist church Sunday
IN exchange with Rev. S. G.. Lewis.
Mrs. Walter Sulham is ill. "A o.
Cummins of Montp 4lier was in town last
week. - Mr.. aud Mrs. Buzzell are visit
ing in Brookteld this week. - One hun
dred aud fifty took dinner at the Methodist
church vestry last week Wednesday ut the
roll call. Albert Bliss read history OF the
rnI frA harx .r.sr
made by Bemis Pike and G. o. Davis A
good time was enjoyed by all. - The
creamery paid It's patrons twenty hree
cents for December butter. - Moody
Bemis is in very poor health - Several
went from here TO Montpelier last Friday
night to witness the wrestling match.
- Mrs. Martin is now in her school,
having begun last Monday after a WEEKS
vacation, caused by sickness. - Miss
Leah Mears went to Barre last Friday to
Carleton and her brother Warren visited in
Painheld last Saturday. - W. II, II.
Mears and wife visited at Ed. Burnham's
in Cabot the first OF the week. - K. l..
Spencer and wife were in Woodbury. last
Saturday at Il. 7. Chase's. Bert jam
eson has been in Cabot the past week
caring for Liant shepard who is rapidly con-
valescing - e. A. Thomas and wife
were in Cabot on Sunday to attend the fu-
uersl Of Herman Rogers.
Karps Glover Root Tea is pleasant laxa-
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Fayston.
J. M. Thompson OF South Royalton made q
short visit to his parental home last Sstur-
day an Sunday. - Mrs. r. A. Maxwell
is i'll. - T. j. Long who has been suffer.
ing from pneumonia contracted while at
work on the mountain is slowly improving.
- John Livingston has returned from
Canada, where he was called by the serious
illness OF his mother. Wallace w.
Howe has closed his labors with G. n. Bill.
lings and is working for H. o. Ward in the
Newhall mill in Moretown,