The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-08-29
South Woodbury.


Clement Batchelder, only son OF Frank
Stakeholder. came near meeting with seri-
accident last Wednesday. While he
was standing near heavy wagon the horse
started suddenly, the wheel ~ king him in
the side sending him some distance from
the wagon and rendering him unconscious
for some time. Fortunately no bones were
broken and he is able to be out.
Mrs. Nellie Goodel was sick in bed last
week but Is 80 as to sit up now.
The Good Tempars held picnic on Sa-
bin lake last Wednesday and very pleas
ant time was passed by all After the pic
mic dinner inwhich was every thing that goes
to make up an excellent dinner of that kind
the day was devoted to base ball by the
men aud boys, after that, boating.
DR.. Halls office for the present is al E.
M. Daniels.
Two new members were taken into the
Good Templars' lodge last Saturday night.
Cake and ice-cream were served at the
close of lodge,
Washington
Miss Maria White of Montpelier was in
town for few days recently.
Peter Gallant of Grauiteville has rented
the house on the farm owned by the estate
Of the late Mrs. Sarah Downing.
A. l. Patter on is erecting an addition to
his barn and will lso build a silo
Sewell Calef has returned TO his home in
| Chicago.
Mrs. z. V. Powers Of West Lebanon, N.
h., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. G. Taylor.
Mark Carpenter has finished his work in
Williamstown and has returned home.
o W. Beland and wife visited at Leban-
! anon, n. H., last week returning home on
Monday.
Mrs. o, II. Bixby and two daughters of
| Chelsea were at Mrs. q. W. Seavers por-
| ton of last week.
G. E Emery and wife are visiting in Will
Jamestown and Brooktield for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Cook and grandson
OF Boston have been visiting at S. w.
| Paine's.
| d. 7. Stanley and Mrs. G. E. Stanley
have gone to Chicago and will remain until
I the last of next month.
Miss Allie Tillotson has gone to Elgin,
MINI, where she expects to remain several
months.
J Miss Myrtle Richardson is at home from
I her work in Orange for few days.
Ira G. Cslef has returned from Peaks Is
land, Me.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Fellows last week Wednesday,
The Washington County Union Good
! Templsrs held their quarterly meeting at
| school house hall last Tuesday, August 81,
which was well attended.
DR.. Smith OF Hanover, n. H, was called
last week Tuesday in counsel on the case of
| Mrs. o. K. Curtis and thought that she
would regain the use OF her arm.
The following is the statement of the
| Washington Creamery association for the
month of July: Milk at creamery, 222 $50
pounds; cream received at creamery, 5,502i
| pounds; butter made from same, 13, 577,0 6
pounds; amount received for butter, So $780,
| II expense for the month, S241 %; paid pa
AtD nIw
and twenty and three-fourths cents per
pound by Babcock test
South Corinth.
We had hot wave Friday and Saturday,
the mercury registering ninety-eight degrees
at A. NJ. Saturday.
Mrs. j. s. Chapman has been quite i'll
with quincy sores, but is improving slowly
Frank Hasting, late of Haverhill, Mass,
and his mother made brief calls in town last
Thursday. Mr.. Hastings started for Chica-
| go last Monday to go on the road for a
| wholesale grocery firm of that city.
f. P. Mann has his auction bills out for
! Sept. 3, to dispose of his stock, tools, etc.,
previous to his taking up his abode in Mas
sachusetts
Mrs. f. G. Chapman of Manchester, n.
H, is with her sister, Mrs Q. B. Smith,
East Calais.
Alonzo E. Pearce of Pawtucket r. L.,
| was III Town Tue nrsJ OF the week.
The Good Templsrs hold basket picnic
in Ira Goodrich's grove on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Pierce returned the
first of the week from few weeks at their
cottage at Greensboro.
II. A. Pearce and wife left Tuesday for
Portland aud Old Orchard Beach, after
which they go direct to their home in
Bloomington, Ill,
In last weeks report OF the Republican
caucus, a mistake was made in the sena-
torial vote. 1t should have read Grout AS,
| Ross %, Dillingham; IT,
East BrookfieId.
Mrs. John H. Sprague visited relatives in
| Chelsea and Washington last week. -
Everett Newell returned Saturday from
weeks visit in Burlington. - Henry e.
Smith OF Mortified, visited his sister, Mrs
| w. III, Sprague last week. g. William
Sheppard is dangerously i'll at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. V. b. Carpenter.
Miss Mabel Caldwell of Boston, Is stopping
for the present at G. @, Dana's. - Har-
| ~ w. Tilden OF Roxbury was a guest of
W. III. Sprague the first of the week. -
A. III. Hovey OF Boston, Is the guest OF his
mother, Mrs. Matilda Hovey.