The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-07-12

and some of the board were in favor Of
turning on the East Barre supply. This
was vigorously opposed The fire depart
nent was authorized to purchase supplies
for the department and large number Of
city warrants were ordered paid.
Cabot.
Frank Davidson is making repairs and an
addition to his house.
The post-office at Lower Cabot has been
made money order Office.
Will N Marsh has purchased the Will
Harvey farm in Woodbury..
The Endeavor Society will hold a lawn
party at Hiram Wells on Friday evening.
Special features are to be added.
G. N. McDanels, who has just graduated
from Harvard has position as an in
structor in Connecticut to begin in Sep
TENDER.
At the meeting OF the council at the
Congregational church Rev. III. l.. Hartwell
was dismissed as its pastor. He goes to
Dunstable to his new pastorate this week.
The matter of discussion, relative to the
creamery difficulty, seems near amicable
adjustment. Litigation would certainly be
a deplorsble thing for all concerned, and it
is hoped that reason and good judgment
will prevail. 1t has been found that up to
July l., 1898, from two to three thousand
dollars las been misappropriated from the
patrons After that date no accumulation
has accrued to the company's treasury
other than what was legal. Cooperation
by the patrons and the directors should at
once peacesby dispose of the matter. II
should be added that this $1,000 has &C.
cumulated quite unknown to the
stockholders and directors of the Creamery
Company. Just how it all came about is
an enigma.
Ryegate.
James r. Hunter and family are enter.
tanning some friends from the city for few
days.
c. NJ. Wallace OF East Ryegate was in
the north part OF the town on business last
Friday morning.
Another little daughter arrived at the
parsonage the first Of last week to Rev. and
Mrs. f. A. Collins.
w. Thompson was around among the
farmers last Wednesday purchasing cows
and hogs TO send to market.
All the schools in town closed last
week for the summer vacation. The fall
term will begin about September 1.
Mrs. Libbe Beattie and children have
gone to West Barnet to spend short period
Of time with relatives before returning to
their home in Iowa.
Mrs. Mccullough OF Clifton, P. c., while
on journey to Massachusetts, stopped off
at McIndoes last Wednesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. M. j. Taylor.
The Renfrew brothers, with one excep-
ton, gathered under the parental roof Of
their father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Renfrew, to help celebrate the Fourth
North Fayston.
Miss Mary Marble Is at home from school.
- Mrs @. ii. Ingalls, has returned to
her home in Randolph. - Mrs. Marvin
Davis has returned from Waterbury where
she has been some time. - Mrs. Arthur
l,oa M
pitsl for treatment. Mrs. Ellen r.
ingalls, has bought from V. d. Griffith the
G. McCelory house. Mrs. r. s. Hea-
ton has disposed of all of her personal
property. - There will be preaching
next Sunday in the afternoon and evening.
Died July g. Hattie B., wife of Allen S.
Howe. Although she has been a great suf-
ferer for the past seven months her death
was very unexpected as she was considered
to be gaining. She leaves a large circle OF
friends besides husband and two daugh-
ters. She was devoted mother and Chris
tian and will be missed in the community
as we'll as in her family circle. A number
OF friends and relatives from Mortified,
Waterbury and Waitsheld attended the fu-
neral. Rev. W. e. Douglass OF Barton, q
former pastor, OBLIGATED, assisted by Rev
w. I. Miller OF Waitsfeld. The floral Of
ferings were very elaborate which showed
the high esteem in which she was held
NOrLn CalaiS.
There will be dance at Memorial hall
July IA.
There Will be preaching services at Mem.
orial Hall Sunday, July 16, at Pr. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Gould OF Holliston
Mas, are spending few weeks in town.
Gardner Cilley Of Boston, is spending q
few weeks with his sister, Mrs. H. Holmes
DR.. G. Hutchinson OF Montpelier who il
attending Melvin Nye, called to see Miss
Edna Parker, last Thursday. She is slowly
failing.
Miss Edna Parker goes the last of July to
Nshant Beach, Mass, for the benefit OF her
health. Miss Eta Parker, her sister, is to
accompany her.
Among those who met with Mrs Dulcins
Ormsbee, their mother, at the home OF Mrs
Sullivan Daley July A. were Mr.. and Mrs
A. P. slayton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Slayton
OF East Calais, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @. Parker
OF North Calais, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. p
Gould OF Holliston, Mass. All enjoyed q
pleasant visit.