The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-16
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Miss Annie Flint is teaching in the town
farm district.
Alma Clough was at home from Duxbury
over Sunday.
Miss Edna Dickinson of Williamstown is
teaching in the Braman district.
John Dickerman OF Randolph visited his
brother, E. FL. Dickerman over Sunday.
G. e. Emery cut an ugly cash in his foot
last Saturday while chopping for I. r. Til
lotson.
Frank Richardson has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to walk
out of doors.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets at the
church parlors Wednesday afternoon and
evening OF this week.
G. w. Downing is laying the Foundation
| for barn in the rear Of his house and will
soon have it ready for the carpenters.
Mrs. G. II. Smith has returned from
| Barre where she has been for the past few
weeks caring for Mrs Nelson Downing
Rev. Walter Dole OF Mortified occupied
| the pulpit at the U niversalist church last
| Sunday in exchange with Rev. A. NJ Smith.
9. II. McAllister is at Burlington attend
ing the Odd Fellows grand lodge to which
he is a delegate from Gill Lodge OF East
Barre.
On account of the necessary absence OF
day will be observed at the Universalist
church next Sunday, May 90
A gang of men under the supervision of
Road Commissioner Hutchinson have been
at work on the street between the hotel
crossing and ID. p. Smiths for the past
week making permanent road bed OF
stone and gravel. A few rods OF perma
nent road were built in town last year and
it is considered so far by all TO be decid
ed success.
Following is the statement of the Wash
ington Creamery Association for the month
OF April: Milk received at creamery, 176, 56.
pounds; cream received at creamery, 4 $780,
pounds; butter made from same, 10.930
pounds; amount received for butter, S2,069.
81. running expenses for the month, S210.72
price paid patrons, seventeen cents PEI
pound by churn test or twenty and on
half cents per pound by Babcock test.
Middlesex.
Miss Martha Hatch OF Worcester Ia visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. w. Ii. Buck.
Mrs. M. f. Chase and son Guy of Mont
pelier spent Sunday in town with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Stewart of Eas
Barre spent Sunday with relatives in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucisn spent Saturda.
} night and Sunday with relatives at Waits
| field.
Ernest W. Scott has 30 far recovere
from his recent severe illness that he is abb
to 60 out doors.
, The Ladies' Aid held a very enjoyable 81
a ciable with Mrs. j. FL. Knapp last WedneI
day afternoon.
Rev. Joel II. Metcalf OF Burlington is e,
pected TO preach for the Unitarians Sunda
, afternoon, May 27.
=. Rev. Fife X. M. Jones of Barre preache
to fair sized congregation last Sunday a
ternoon at the church.
a,
the c. Q. Eaton farm, has moved to tn
, Barrett place below the village.
d Mrs. Hattie 1. White has received an IL
q vitation to go TO Mortified "soon after ha.
4. ing" to attend double wedding.
IT Miss Grace Moulton and Holden, son
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Farrar Of Montpelie
, visited at j. III. Knapp's last Saturday
l. Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Stufllebean spent
r. day last week with Mr.. Stuffiebean's rel
d tives in the northern part of the State.
II The Home Circle will hold sociab
70 ing, May 49, Refreshments will be serve
20 and good time is assured with cordi
Of invitation to attend.
Groton.
Mrs. Manley Clark remains quite Ill.
Miss Ida Clough is visiting her brother
a Mount Holly.
at Mrs. @. ]. Bailey is visiting her mother
Nv Chelsea, Mass.
IL George Due and James Mcleod of Har
u wick were in town over Sunday.
8, The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Nj
,i- Fred White was buried last Saturday.
20 The families of q. O. Renfrew and Charl
a. Courth have postponed their trip to Ca
a fornia.
IN Many of the friends OF Mr.. and M
mi Hosea WEIGH attended the golden weddi
so given at the home OF their daughter, M
iy Alex Page, last Thursday. very enjt
able time was reported.