The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-09-27
Marshheld.
S. W. Cole is better.


o. d. Cole was in wolcott the last of the
week
f. j. Marshall has been appointed law
agent for the town.
w. d. Pearl of St. Johnsbury was in
town over Sunday.
NJ. A. Davis and friend, John Colby, re.
turned to McIndoes Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Bemis and son of
Barre were the guests of M. E Bemis over
Sunday.
There was a very pleasant children's
party at Miss Alice Shepard's, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Lyman Currier Of Andover, N. H.,
is visiting relatives and friends in this place
and Cabot.
Our creamery paid patrons 211 cents per
pound for August butter, oil test, or 20
cents churn test.
G.. w. Bliss of Barnard is visiting his
brother, Norman Bliss who has recently
been very i'll but is now little better.
| Miss Kenerson, teacher in the Bolles dis
| trict, has resigned and the scholars in that
district will be transferred to the Flood dis
trct this term.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Newton Saturday, September 16
Gladys Vivian is its name. No dewey"
this time, Frank.
Mr.. Cephus Patch, merchant OF South
ern Pine, s. c., is visiting Mrs G. G Corse.
AZ il also Mrs. Rufus Ordway and Edward
Buck, both of Walden.
G. j. Wood hopes to be able to finish his
work on the library this week, but it is not
expected that it will be opened to the pub
lie before the middle or last OF October.
Mr.. sLd Mrs Bond of Barre were the
| guests OF friends in town over Sunday.
| Mrs. Bond il better known to citizens of
| the town as Grace Parker. Her sister FL
len was also visitor in town a few days
recently.
If you doubt that G. ID. Smith is troubled
about ghosts take look at the shed in
question and see il you would not be some
what troubled il such an insignia were
Iced upon your property.
E. G. Merrill has purchased the James
Hickie tin shop which he will thoroughly
repair and change sufficiently to make OF it
first-class dwelling. Can it be that the
constable contemplates entering the matri-
monial state?
isThe Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
| Rosebrook on Friday afternoon to work on
the quilt that is TO be sold at the harvest
sale soon to be had. If you have to pur-
chase your winters products OF the harvest.
keep this sale in mind.
The Ladies Union will meet with Mrs.
w. H. Lamberton Thursday afternoon.
This is the annual meeting oil the society
and it ID especially desired that all the
members be present, the officers for the
year ensuing are to be elected and other
important business to be transacted.
Suit was recently brought by s Swerd-
feger against Mr.. Wales of Cabot to
cover damage for failing to deliver to him
on contract time one two horse lumber
wagon. The hearing was held in r. j.
| Marshall's Office Saturday afternoon before
G. Pitkiu, e w. Gilman, NJ. e. Beckley,
j. f. Sanborn, G. 1 Preston and Fred
Woodbury. as Jurors, who returned a ver-
| Ter in 70 If Iafaphapt 4
appeared as counsel for plaintiff and Mr.,
Kimball of Hardwick for defendant
The "Stars" we're defeated by the North
Montpeliers on Ryaus' park, Plaintield, last
Saturday, by score Of IL TO 10. Gate re-
ceipts, Sl9o5, were divided equally between
the two teams. The "Stars" started in at
winning pace scoring i've runs in the first in
ing against the North Montpelier's one, and
they continued 10 keep the lead until the
fifth inning, when wild throw let in two
rams which gave the Montpeliers the lead.
As a whole the work of both teams was
good and it was very interesting game TO
witness. The "Stars" expect TO go to Hard
wick Saturday to play return game with
the local team of that place.
East Roxbury.
Winnifred Foss was in Montpelier last
Saturday.
Creamery patrons received nineteen cents
for August butter
Miss Florence Hall from Northfeld work
ed at the Summit hotel last week.
AFRO Boyce dug a potato last week that
weil he'd twenty-five ounces.
Walter Reed and daughter Anna from
williston were in town last week.
Miss May Stevens from Boston was a
guest of Miss Lou Blanchard last week.
Clyde Lsdd and Frank Duranny are at
tending school at South Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wardner attended
the Safe fair at White River Junction last
Wednesday.
Mrs Hat ie Cady and granddaughter re-.
turned to their home in Jeffreys, N. III :,
last Saturday.
Raymond Hall, who was thrown from his
road cart few days ago while on his way
to North field, was mi red so he has been
unable to work the past week.