The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-10-25
Middlesex.

e. E. Campbell was in Braintree on bust
ness last Friday.
Mrs. II. w. Nichols is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. N. j. Miles b been visiting rela-
tives at Williamstown the past week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred H. Guyette last Friday morning.
Remember the dance Wednesday night.
1t promises to he an enjoyable occasion.
The first OF the series OF dancing schools
will occur Tuesday evening October 81.
Fl. G. Geuran was at Richmond to attend
the funeral of his brother George last Wed.
nesday.
o. f. S!lloway and e. e. Campbell are
conte mplating visit to Boston and vicinity
on the excursion this week.
Mrs. Ormsbee of Woodbury., who is near
ly eighty seven years OF age, is visiting her
sister, Mrs Seaver Howard
b. j. Chamberlin attended the dedication
OF the Thirteenth regiment monument at
Gettysburg last week, returning Saturday.
Mrs. j. A. Somers returned from Mont
peler last Saturday where she had been
visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. P. j. Je-
rome.
Messrs. Evans, Turney and Price are
ready with another consignment of cattle
for the West and will start some time this
week
Cabot.
Joe Tilton is In Boston.
Lyceum next Friday evening. Every
body cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Dana is stopping in town with s. E.
McLeon, her brother, and others.
The executive committee of the music
association will meet on Friday evening to
formulate plans for singing school the
coming season.
Still the relics OF foot ball are to be seen,
grunting and groaning from an over exer.
ton OF nature with fist or toe. Ye Gods,
tame camel
The creamery made 16,Sl1 pounds of but
ter in September. Highest test, $50; low
est, 3 60; average, 4.S5. It paid twenty-five
cents for butter or twenty fve and one
fourth cents fat test.
s. B. Bodgett was called to Boston last
Wednesday on account of the dangerous
illness OF his son Fred with ty phoid fever
At last reports his condition is improved
with chances for recovery in his favor.
Omission was made week before last
to speak of the death OF Mrs. e. 7. Burnap
which occurred October 9. Mrs Burnsp
had long been sufferer being in a semi
unconscious state large part of the time,
She had led pure, devoted, Christian life
a word OF cheer and encouragement Her
many friends, daughter and husband will
indeed feel the loss OF such life.
East Calais.
Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Sanders go to Boston
today on the excursion,
Sylvia Bliss was back in her accustomed
place az organist last Sunday after an abb
sence of seven weeks
On the tea table at the Ladies league
meeting last Thursday were fresh raspber-
ries picked that morning by Mrs Eliza Ban
croft.
The annual meeting for election OF Of
ficers of the Ladies' league will be held
with Inez Pearce next Monday evening at
seven o'clock.
Frank Eastman has sufficiently recovered
his health to return to his work at the cleo
trio light station at Montpelier, leaving here
no Monday.
Dustin George who was mustered out of
the First Vermont Regiment last fall, is
among the volunteers for the Philippines
and is in training at Fort Ethan Allen,
South Barre.
George Porter is quite ill i. r.
McIver visited in town last week. -
Tom Comstock has moved into George
Towns vacant tenement. - Hartwell
=. Worcester visited In town last week
- A. w. Lane has commenced work
on the inside finish OF the Barre school
house. The new windows have ut.
rived for the Universalist church. Mr..
Smith has the vanishing nearly completed.