The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-27
Brookheld.

Miss Margaret Twiss OF Milford, N. H., is
spending several weeks with her grand
mother, Mrs. Emily Allen.
Fannie Britton is sick and under DIR.
Ellis care.
Dr. Charles Quinn OF Concord, N, II
came here last Saturday to meet his wife
and spend a week.
Mrs. Orlando Ralph visited in Waterbury
and Burlington last week.
K. II. Allis recently found forty OF his
young turkeys dead, supposed to have been
killed by weasel.
Mrs William g. Graves has gone to Law
renceville, N Y, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Kenan.
Rev. and Mrs r. H. Abercrombe spent
last Friday in Burlington.
Will Blakeboro and Mrs. Fannie Fullsm
were called to Bridewater, Conn, last week
to attend the funeral OF their sister, Mrs.
Clara Blakeb Boothe.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Churchill Of Berlin, with
three children, recently visited their moth
er, Mrs. Lois Buck. On their way home
the horse stumbled and fell, breaking both
thills and throwing out all the occupants.
Fortunately they escaped without serious
injury.
Julian Morse spent several days in Bur.
lington last week with his wife who Is be-
ing treated at the Mary Fletcher Hospital.
Three daughters Of DR.. and Mrs. Par
fridge OF Worcester, Mass, are spending
their school vacation with their grand
mother, Mrs. G. NJ Upham.
Mrs. Nancy Abbott is housekeeper for
Deacon William Graves during the alb
sence of his wife.
Mrs A. whitcher of East Montpelier
spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stowell of Charter Oak,
Cal, are visiting her sister, Mrs. S; Holden.
Mrs. Stowell will be remembered as Miss
Bertha Raymore.
Mrs. Clark has gone from Henry Colts
and is to go to East Bethel as housekeeper
for Vernon Barnes.
Snowsville Grange will join Brookfeld
Grange at Grange hall Saturday afternoon,
June 80, to observe Children's Day. All
the children with their parents and friends
are invited to be present. Ice cream will
be furnished by the Grange, and each one
is requested to bring cake. For entertain
ment there will be music and Rotations by
the children.
o not forget the Christian Endeavor So
ciable at the Second Congregational church
Thursday evening. Strawberries and cake
will be served.
The public exercises OF Victory Good
Templars' Union last Saturday were very
good. The address in the evening by Rev.
W. III. Chidley was very much enjoyed by
a large and appreciative audience.
Miss Grace Dirty is at home for her
summer vacation from Northampton, Mass.
Washington.
Rev. N. D. Stanley of Sheboygan Falls,
Wis, is visiting his brothers, d. 7. and @.
e Stanley.
Cornelius Perrin Of wiliamstown visited
here portion of last week.
Miss Eleanor Kinzie Of Barre is in town
for few days.
L, d. Tillotson wss at East Corinth and
Bradford last week.
Mrs. Orville Cunningham OF West Tops
ham is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Viola
Jeffords.
Several attended the excursion to Prov
idence Island last Monday and report an
excellent time.
Miss Lottie Winch OF Mortified is Wis.
iting her aunt, Mrs. fl. G. Carpenter for
few days.
E. F. Brown is laying pipe from point
on j. L. Bowles' farm to his house for the
purpose of bringing running water to his
buildings.
8. W. Flint is now considered out Of dan
ger and will in time regain his health.
News was received here on Friday of the
death of Mrs. Andrew Burnham of South
Bare at the avdanced ago OF ninety-three
years. Mrs. Burnham was formerly q resi-
dent OF this town. The funeral services
were held on Sunday from his late home.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Washington Creamery Association
the following officers were elected: Direc-
tors. G. e, Carpenter, j. B. Sesver. d. 8.
Emery, N. G. Taylor and @. W. Hunting
ton; clerk and treasurer, f. @. Huntington /;
auditors, Chester Dickey, G. W. Downing
and A. L. Patterson. The directors organ
lied by electing Q. e. Carpenter, president
| nd win hn
port of the association for the month Of May
| is as follows: Milk received, 252 953 pounds;
| cream received, 6,743 pounds; butter made
from same, 1886 80 pounds amount re-
ceved for butter, $3110 80; running expen-
SEES, 1922 o. paid patrons Dol cents per
pound by Babcock's test and III cents by
churn test, The average test for the month
| was All.
South Woodbury..
cream social on Eddie Daniels lawn Fri.
day evening, July g. There will be a mu'
steal and literary exercise.
Lucy Sabn Is at home from Burlington
for brief stay, having lately graduated
from the business college,
Mrs. L. w. Haskell was in St. Johnsbary
last week, having her eyes treated
George WILDER of Middlesex visited hit
brothers, o. A. and Reuben WILDER, lss
week.
Elmer Leach has moved his family tt
Willie Carr g house on the road to tht
Center.
Mrs Wright Conner of Calais is spend
ing short time with her sister, Mrs. Willis
Laird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bugbee of St. Johnsbur,
visited Saturday and Sunday at Mark anC
} Lee Goodells.
Miss Kate Wells OF Montpelier, who i
teaching in Worcester, spent Sunday will
} Miss Vena PURGE
Mrs. Harriet Benjamin Is spending tn
: week with relatives in Hardwick.
Mrs. Edgar j. Banks OF Cambridge
Mass, arrived at her fathers, A. j. Ly
! ford's, last Tuesday for the summer.
; Mrs. Ruth Dodd Of Buffalo, N. q,
stopping for while with her sister, Mrs
+, o. A. WILDER.
q Ryegate.
Roscoe Renfrew has been hired by W. L
! Burbank, OF Barnet, az general clerk in hi
= store for one year.
Thomas Merlin Is putting in silo at hi
: farm recently purchased Of Samuel Clark.