The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-08-22
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Earl Kellogg ia at home from New York
for short vacation.
DR.. E. H. Packer of Lowell, Mass, is vis-
ting relatives in town.
A daughter was born last Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Rathbone.
Mrs. w. II. II. Mears visited in st. Johns
bury few days recently.
James Rouldry and wife were in camp
few days last week at Caspian lake.
B. NJ Kicker was in town Saturday look
ing for cattle which had strayed from his
pasture.
Marshf9ld creamery paid patrons twenty
aud three'fourths cents per pound for July
butter oil test.
J. Berton Pike and wife aud e. A. Rose
brook and wife are in camp at ST. Joseph
AXE This week.
O. j. Wood and help are completing the
hfid0a over tina Wooster mill dam on the
ROAD to Danvilie.
DR.. George B. Cochran and wife of Hud-
son, Mass, and aged mother are visiting at
e, W Glmans.
S. Swerdfeger and A. T Davis attended
the Republican rally of Washington county
at Montpelier last Monday.
Frank Whitcher of Aver Mass, has been
spending few days in town at the home of
his father, P. F. Whitcher,
The dance given by the orchestra Friday
evening was well attended, several couples
from out of town being present.
Alanson Shepard has purchased the Mrs.
Asa Davis place on lower Main street. His
mother moved Il ere last week.
Joseph johnson has purchased of Samuel
Bemis the place near the Wood Brothers
mills known as the Albert Woodward farm.
Rev. G. W. Manning will take vacation
during the next two weeks and there will
be no services al the Methodist church next
Sunday.
A Republican rally will be held at Marsh
field on Thursday evening, August 30.
Hon. Kittredge Haskings will be the
speaker.
A large barn o. the Mcdonald farm own
ed by the late Dudley Trow was complete
ly destroyed by fire Saturday morning.
| Cause unknown.
The city water was put in last week at
Edgar Lambertons place on Creamery
str 9et and at e @. Merrill's new tenement
on Cabot street.
Bernice Phelps has accepted position
with the King Richardson Company OF
| Springfield, Mass, at salary of about 500
per year and expenses.
At the Democratic caucus held at the
| town house Friday evening DR.. III. s. Car
yer was placed in nomination as candidate
for town Representative.
Several of our townspeople will ship
stock to the Ryegate fair this week, among
them S, A. Carleton, who will take cattle
and swine. c. e. Shepard will take two
horses, and Verne Hudson will take poul-
try,
At the Republican caucus held at the
! town'house Saturday e"enlng g. w. Cole
received the nomination for town Rama,
sentative on the second ballot by small
to Is
strncted to support W. w Grout for United
States Senator.
Several OF the boys were In camp at
Groton pond last week. Other of our
young people were at Sabn's pond in
Woodbury. and another party, consisting of
G. j. Buxton and wife, e. j. Morrill, and
wife, Walter Martin and Viola Buxton and
Brooks Buxton and Bessie Spencer are in
camp at Harvey's pond at West Barnet
reunion of the Pike family will be held
at Salisbury, Mass, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, September II and II. All persons of
this great name, or descended therefrom,
and all interested in commemorative the
life and deeds of that great English Com
moner," the "worshipful Mai Robert
Pike" OF Salisbury are respectfully request
ed To be present.
AT the Republican caucus held at the
town house Saturday evening s. w, Coie
was placed in nomination as candida q for
TOW Representative and instructed to sup
port W. W. Grout for Unitei States Sem
ator. A union justice ticket was placed in
nomination consisting of the following: II.
p. Martin, G. l.. Dwinell. E. V. Spencer, e.
W. Pitkn, j. b. Pike, q. G. Lamberton,
Abijah Bems.
K, W. Pitkin has purchased of p. j.
Cogswell Of Rochester, N, Y, Jersey bull
calf, grandson OF Exile st. Lambert. Ex-
lie has eighty six daughters which have
made over eighteen pounds of butter in
seven days aud one, Exile Belle, made
thirty-two pounds, seven ounces, in seven
days and 122 pounds, six ounces, in thirty
days, the largest record of any Jersey for
thirty days.
East Corinthl
Mrs. Churchill. who has been Ill, is slow
ly improving
Miss Kate Corliss OF Barre spent SUNDAY
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Cor
liss.
Miss Elizabeth Chamberlin OF Waltham,
Mass, is spending few weeks vacation in
town.
East Corinth creamery paid its patrons
nineteen cents for July butter.
MI. Randall from Topsham has moved
into the GrOut house,