The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-09-19
Cabot.

M. ID. Wells has gone on business trip
to New York and Boston. Mrs. Wells ac-
companied him.
Deputy Sheriff L. G. Lance made three
arrests last week in the persons of Dan
Morgan and Charles Livingstone of Peach
am for intoxication and Charles George of
Peterville for larceny The respondents
were taken to Montpelier for trial and sem
tence.
Frank King is to sell his farm and per-
sonal property at auction next Thursday.
DR.. w. L. Goodsle and wife OF Montpelier
are stopping in town.
Mrs. j. T. Drew spent few days last
week in Waterbury,
The reception given Mr.. and Mrs. @. d.
Lance last week found many friends
sembled to extend to them their good wish
es, leaving many tokens of considerable
value to show their regards Rev. MI.
Aiken in very pleasant manner extended
the congratulations of those present to the
new couple, which was responded to by Mr..
Lance in an appropriate way
Charles Goss has moved into the house
with Mrs George Paige. 1t Is said the
creamery management under Mr.. Goss is
progressing very finely, in way quite sat
isfactory to the directors and patrons alike.
He is a good IN achnist, a. has been already
amply shown, also a good marketman and a
good vigorous, business policy, which will
bring top notch prices for butter is expect
ed. Give him your cordial support, farm.
ers.
Rev. L. III, Elliott of Waterbury spoke TO
union meetings in behalf of the Bible soci-
ETY. Sunday. The collection amounted to
$50
The creamery paid its patrons twenty and
one fifth cents per pound for August butter.
N. j. Mason of Cumberland, Me-, is in
town.
A man was on the street the other day
enquirng for Saratoga Lincoln Water He
said IL had cured his wife OF bad stomach
trouble, beside kidney and liver complica
tons He found it at Morse Brothers. Try
it and be convinced of its wonderful merits
Worcester.
Frank Slayton was in town last Monday
- Fred Wood and family have moved
to johnson. - l.. l.. Kent OF Montpelier
is stopping at present with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. NJ p. Kent - Mrs, Mark p
Lsdd visited in Middlesax last week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Kemp of Montpelier
were at Chauncey Hunts last Friday.
- Mr., and MS g. A. Rogers OF Fair
fax were guests of Rev and Mis- w. II. At
tinson last week - Horatio T. Kellogg
has bought farm in Johnson. He moved
his family there last Monday. - III. L.
Abbott is at home from Montpelier, con-
nubu 10 lDe mousse WIN rheumatism
Edna and Lucy Slayton OF Morrisville who
has been visiting Mrs. Carrie Town, their
aunt, returned home on Monday. - A
daughter was born on Friday GU Friday to
MIR, and Mrs. Forrest Gray and a son on
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. John Story.
Washington.
w. G. Simpson, who has been butter
maker at the creamery for the past two
years, has finished his work for the assoc
citation and has gone to Yer ennes where he
has situation. l.. W. Seaver takes his
place at the Washington creamery for the
next year.
Miss Alma Cough has returned from
Barre where she has been stopping for the
past two months.
L, G. Smith OF Montpelier visited his par
ents over Sunday.
G. e. Huntington and wife and Roy Nc.
Donald and wife are attending the fair at
Ottawa, Canada,
James Kent of Barre was in town on
Monday.
D. p. and Everett Smith are attending
Northfeld fair this week.
P. q. Baxter of the State of Washington
is visiting in town.
Mrs. Jennie Watson of Cambridge, Mass,
visited here portion of last week.
Mrs. j. b. Egerton and daughter have
returned to their home in Newton Center,
Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Beckwith is holding a series OF
evangelical meetings at the Newman school
house.
Mrs. Emma Henry OF Waterbury is Wis
iting Miss Florence Henry.
Remember the Washington fair septem-
Der 20 and 81.
The following Is the statement OF the
Washington Creamery Association for the
month of August Milk received 1867, 1T
pounds; cream received 1l2A pounds; but
ter made from same 28l4 80 pounds
amount received 81, 6Ss 81 expenses for
the month including intere.h on stock, etc,
1884 Oh price paid patrons 10 cents by
churn test and 22a cents per pound by
Babcock test.
Maple Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savery were called 10 Gro
ton last week by the illness of heir daugh-
ter, Mrs. Daniels.
II ia reported that tramp has been seen
In the woods back OF Bert Dix's lOuse. 1t
has created quite q scare.
Edwin Maxteld is at hone from Berlin
this week to fill his solo.