The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-13
Newbury.

- Mrs. Kimball and Miss Mary Hale
have refunded from Albany, N. y
Alex Stoddard came up from White River
junction last Saturday on his wheel and
spent Sunday with j. b. Hale. Mr..
and Mrs. G.. l.. Andrews spent last Sunday
in Northheld and Gouldsville. - New
potatoes were served at the town farm July
4. - A union service was held in the
Methodist church last Sunday. Rev. w.
ii. White gave very interesting sermon.
- Rev. and Mis-. Merrill are spending
their vacation in Plymouth, N. FL. -
Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Bailey have returned
from Danville. - A. l.. Farmer Is again
able to be in j. B. Hale's store. - Mrs.
Helen NJ. Pearsons OF Concord, N. H., has
been the guest Of Mrs. Gertrude Dean.
- Mrs. M. A. Gale Is i'll with the grip.
60 Mrs. Jones Of Hstley, p. O., is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Lucy Reyes; - Miss
the Corliss studio. - Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Lowd have friendsvisiting them. -
Misses Ida and Eliza Wheaton are spend
ing their vacation in West Concord. -
Harry Webb OF st. Johnsbury was in town
last Friday.
West Newbury.
Miss Goodwin Of Massachusetts is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Hattie Putnam. -
Mrs. Spofford of Wakefield, Mass, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Joseph tombstone.
- Rev. G. A. McDougsl OF Newbury
Center preached at the Union meeting house
last Sunday in exchange with Rev. w. I'll.
White. - Mrs. l.. McAllister of New
bury Center was with her daughter, Mrs.
e. E. Putnam, last week. = Quite a
delegation from here attended the Fourth
of July celebration at Bradford, in which
the West Newbury drum corps had part
- Miss Jessie Guthrie is at Mrs. New
ell Randall's. - James Minard is work.
ing for Stratton Tewskbury. - Miss
Addie Jewell is spending her vacation at
home. - Mrs. A. A. Carleton is in
much better health. - Mrs. X. X. Will
son, Miss Norcross and William X. Far
we'll visited at William Carleton's last Sat
urday. - Mrs. Il. Lang of New bury
street visited at Stratton Tewksbury's last
Saturday. - e. Minard is working at
MIS-. Hazleton's. - Mrs. s. j. Stevens,
much better.
A wheelman's tool bag isn't complete
without bottle of DR.. Thomas Eclectric
Oil. Heals cuts, bruises, stings, sprains.
Monarch over pain.
South Newbury.
The creamery that has been in operation
at the Riverside Farm has closed, and a
new enterprise is being developed. The
Riverside is now owned by a stock com.
pany, composed of w. S. Hale Of Keene,
N. H., (the former owner Cromwell &
Clark, New York city. and Cheney Broth
ers Of South Manchester, Conn. 1t is their
purpose to establish one of the largest and
best ste ok farms in the Come cticut valley.
The stock consists Of hackney horses exclu-
siveiy. This company Is also the wners OF
large breeding stock farm at Staten Island
where the colts are bred, then shipped to
the Riverside to be trained and fitted for
market. Fifty-six fine specimens have al
ready arrived and others are expected
soon. This company is the owner of the
famous horse, Matchless of Lonesboro, for
merly owned by DR.. Seward Webb, which
| ia COnaiiarp1 the Hnaat hnrsa this aide the
great waters. James Warbeck has charge
of the horse department at the Riverside,
and is glad to show visitors all the attrac.
tons. The horses, "breakiDg carts" and
paraphernaia used in training are well
worth looking over. The general farm work
is under the management of P. D. Hildreth
West Fairlee Center.
Harold Morse from Brooklyn, N. Y, is al
the Kimball home for the summer. Prof
G. Ell. Morse and his wife, Mrs. Fannie
Kimball Morse, are expected here sometime
this week.
Edward NJ Gilman of Montague City
Mass, has come again to spend his summer
vacation with Mrs. o. S. Titus. Since the
death of his wife Mr.. Gilman has made the
home of her mother his summer resort.
o. M. Hubbard led home the little yellow
Jersey calf, which has caused some amuse-
ment for few weeks by leading some oil
the young men, who thought they could
run, q lively chase now and then. Catch
ing wild calf more than beats catching 8
CREASED pig at a Fourth of July celebration.
William Dewitt, with his sister, Mrs
Martha Walker, and a sster.in-law, Mrs
Martha Dewitt, all of Allston, Mass. are
again established for their summer vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ii. Southworth
There is also at that pleasant home Mrs
McKissock and Mrs. George Burr with heI
three children, all from Boston, to remain
until about September J.
Mrs. Eliza (Reed) May OF San Jose, Cal.
made her sister-in-law, Mrs. William b
Kimball a short visit last week, going from
here to North Conway, N. Ii. Montpelier
people will remember her as Miss Eliza
Reed who married Judge Alpha G. May OF
this town and later of Milwaukee, Wis
Judge May died at his home in San Jose
Cal, about three years ago. Since his
death Mrs. May has been constant at
tendant upon her youngest daughter who
recently died at Los Angeles after sick
ness dating from about the time Of hel
fathers death.
Woodbury.,
Mrs. Marsden and daughter Blanche Of
Palmer, Mass, are visiting relatives in town
Mrs. Riland Drenan and daughters were
in Albany visiting her parents a portion Of
the past week.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
George w. Foster on the afternoon and
evening OF Wednesday, July 20.
Doctor Lance and party, who have beer
occupying Camp Dewey for the past two
weeks have returned to Worcester. Will
Hatch of Hardwick, owner of the camp, il
now occupying it.
South Woodbury..
Mrs. Charles Dudley and daughter OF
Cambridge, Mass, are at Davenport bud
J ley's for a short visit - Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Fisk and son Of Barre were at e. q
Wells over Sunday. - Mrs. Samuel
Ramsden and daughter Blanche Of Palmer
Mass, who have been spending a two
weeks vacation visiting relatives and
friends in this place and Woodbury. Cen
ter return home this week. - Miss
Grace Benjamin has been confined to heI
bed the past week with threatened pneu
monia, but is some better at the present
writing. - Mrs. Cora Blodah OF North
Montpelier was with her niece. Miss Grace
Benjamin, over Sunday. - Miss Lucy
Sabin spent last week visiting friends in
Hardwick. Five friends from Barre
were with Mrs. Londss Haskell over last
Sunday. 60 Albert Burnham visited his
brother, Dudley Burnham, in Walden last
week. - Walter and Wallace Clark Of
East Montpelier were at their fathers, A
A. Clark's over Sunday. - Mrs SusaI