The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-20

Daniel e. Worthley and wife have gone
to Mortified to reside, as he has opened
meat and provision store At that place.
q. e. Smith was in town over Sunday, re-
turning to South Royalton on Monday.
II. e. Worthey has been seriously i'll,
but Is now convalescing
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Hutchins OF Barre
were at j. A. Stanley's over Sunday.
News was received here on Saturday OF
the death OF Mrs. O. M. Scribner OF Barre,
who was formerly resident OF this town,
The funeral was held on Tuesday from her
late home.
Leonard Flint, one of the oldest residents
of this town, died at his home on Monday,
February IL, after brief illness with the
grip, aged eighty-six years. He had been
in feeble health for some years past and his
system could not withstand the disease
which caused his death. He leaves a wife
AID one daughter, Mrs. j b. Seaver.
Funeral services were held from his late
home on Wednesday, February 10, Rev. A.
M. Smith officiating,
Following is the statement OF the Wash
ingtOn Creamery association for the month
OF January: Milk received at creamery,
175056 pounds; cream received, 4,C653
pounds; butter made from same, 10,567 e6
pounds; received for butter, S2359 25 rum
ming expenses for the month, S245 IS; aver
| age test for the month, 1861; price paid
/
twenty-three cents per pound by Babcock
| test.
Wells River.
Jerome f. Hale who has been at the Mary
| Fletcher hospital in Burlington for treat
ment came home Saturday much improved
| in health.
| George Dunlap of Springfield is here at
| tending the drug store OF Mr., Buck while
he is ill with the grip.
| D. d. Davis Of st. Alhans was in town
Saturday. Mrs. Davis has been here most
Of the time since August taking care OF her
mother, Mrs. w. G. Foss
There will be a social and supper given
by the Ladies' Aid society in the church
parlors Friday, February %.
Exercises will be held in the schools
Thursday afternoon appropriate to Wash
| ingtons birthday as there will be no ses-
sion Of school Friday.
The last entertainment in the Wells Riv-
or lecture course was given Friday evening
by the Stephenson Quartette company as
sisted by Wallace Bruce Amsbury, hui
morist
Miss Jennie King, who has been very
sick with the grip, is improving slowly.
Several pupils of the grammar school
with the teacher, Miss Foss, took sleigh
ride through Newbury and Haverhill last
week Monday, stopping at Newbury for
lunch.
Regular meeting of Colonel Preston Re-
lief Corps Wednesday evening" February 20.
Rev. Mr.. Credoferd has been sick for the
past week and was unable to be in the pull
pit Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morse of Bayonne, N,
j., were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Allison last
week,
Mrs. John Bailey has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to be able to dispense with the SER
vices Of Mrs. Qui by, the nurse who has
been attending her.
Theirs was a valentine party at the home
of Mary Randall Thursday evening.
Waterbury Center.
Mrs. b. e. Moody of South Royslton is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. O,
Robinson, snd others here.
+. NJ Bryan OF Montpelier spent Sunday
at home with his parents.
William Stoddard of Bridgeport, Conn
who visited his niece, S. f. Stearns, left for
Northern New York last Thursday.
Roxans, widow of the late Jacob Gle
died at the home of her son, G. W. Gle
last Friday morning, aged nearly eighty
home Sunday after Don, Rev. Mr.. Gale OF
Stowe officiating. Burial was by the side
of her husband in the old cemetery.
On account Of the severe wind and storm
OF last Wednesday the electric cars did moi
run, and the members OF Harmony Pomons
Grange from Morristown and Stowe were
unable to get here, By order OF the bust
ness committee it was decided to adjourn
the meeting until Wednesday, February u
at the same place.
Henry f. Hill has just received car o
II. j. Baker and Brothers fertilizers, which
the members OF the Grange, and some 9th
ers, have used for several years past witt
good success.
Mrs. j. R Pike spent Sunday with hel
, daughter, Miss Bertha, at Barre, returning
, home Monday.
The Relief Corps will furnish to the hun
cry voters,a good dinner at their hall in thu
: Seminary March g.
CALAIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovett Thurston were a
their home last Sunday and Monday from
Mortified where they are working for CIV
Kent.
Ernest Lamphere was in Barre two day
, last week
Fl. A. Kent, o. II. Kent, Ray Lilly, Theo
dore Morrison and Alfred Hinkley were il
Montpelier last week.
7. I. Lamphere and d. e. Hawkins ar
still confined to the house.
; MI and Mrs. V P Persons were in Barr
Saturday and Sunday.
Lewis and Mary Bancroft were in Eas
: Montpelier over Sunday
About eighty friends and neighbors calleC
! on Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wheeler Februar!
! IL, to remind them Of the fifteenth anniver
r sary of their marriage. Cake and coffe
were served. The band was present AM
rendered some very fine selections. Rome
: VanO nam and Ira Ellis played the violil
for those who cared to dance, till morning
They left with the worthy couple some owe
: $40
|, , Roxbury.
l Miss Gertrude Averill and Carrie Love
land of Mortified spent Sunday at Mrs
Rolla Steele's.
l Wilbur Edwards and wife are both i'll
but are reported to be somewhat more CON
r Portable.
5 Rodney Wiley has rented George Fisk
place and will move there this spring.
Q Mrs. w. j Carpenter invited the youn
Y frien of Miss Lou Whitney to spend Sal
r urday evening with her and about thirty {
D them enjoyed a very pleasant time there.
= The Good Templars installed these off
GERS last Tuesday evening: q. t., l.,