The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-06-19
East RoxburY.

East Roxbury.
G. W. Webster was in Brook6eld on SUM-
day.
a. L. Peake was at L. W. Blanchsrd's on
Sunday.
Mrs. Rhoda Simmons of Mortified was at
Alphonso Ladd's last Saturday.
The road machine has been doing good
work here this week.
A. e. Batchelder of Barre was guest at
L. A. Eastman's last Thursday
Elder and Mrs. Sutherland, who have
been az Ora Boyce's few days, went
away on Tuesday.
Creamery patrons received seventeen and
one-half cents for May butter.
deer was seen by Fred Blanchard near
his buildings one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Holden and daughter
visited in the place last Thursday,
Ethel Wardner has been staying at George
Wardner's the past week.
Perley Rand and Annie Norman were
married June 10 al the home of Mr.. Rand.
Moretown,
MIS-. T. W. Flanagan visited in worces.
ter last week.
Mrs. Foreman OF Montpelier is spending a
few days in town,
few OF our young people attended the
Good Templsrs' lodge at Warren. Saturday
evening.
Those who sattended the dance at the
Spiritualist hall in DuxDury last Wednes-
day night, report very fine time.
Mrs. r. Sawyer and Mrs. @. d. Ashley
spent last week in Montpelier and Barre.
Mrs. John Barber and Mrs. G. N. Billings
of Waitsfeld, spent last Thursday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munson OF Morrisville. are
guests Of Fl. o. Ward.
| Miss Lillian Sleeper is working for l..
| Wilcox.
The carpenters have finished work on II.
| o. Wards new house, ana 1t will soon be
ready for use.
Walter Baird OF Barre spent last week in
town.
Rev. G. A. Emery went to Derby last
week, where he purchased horse, return
ing on Friday.
Miss Ellen Smith OF Stowe is again in
| town for a week.
A f. Lovejoy is able to walk out every
day, after an illness of several weeks.
Mrs. Jennie PIERCE who has been in poor
| health for some time, was given pleasant
surprise at her home one evening last week
| by the members OF the Good Templars'
lodge and their families. Many useful arti-
Giles and some money were left.
| Cabot.
| Ernest Bliss and Carrie Webster were
married last Sunday at Plainheld.
The ball team was defeated at Woodbury.
| last Saturday. They will try their luck
| again next Saturday at home in the after
noon, playing with the Danville's.
Twenty.one friends OF Mary Perkins
| gathered at her home on Friday afternoon
| TO celebrate her eighty eighth birthday
| Conspicuous among the many eatable5 al
| tea which was 30 much enjoy ed by all, was
a birthday cake made by Mrs. Gertrude L.
| Wells which adorned the festive board with
much taste and attractiveness. Mrs. Per-
kins has been shut in for many years but
patience and loveliness are two rich Jewels
in her crown, She is possessed OF such q
gentle and friendly spirit as only true
| Christian character can possess. Her cir
Gle of friends is very large and it Is hoped
the remaining years OF her life nay be sun
shine and happiness.
The creamery paid its patrons lit cents
| for May butter and 20 cents oil test; 26,23!
pounds OF butter were made with gain Of
16 per cent from 100000 pounds OF milk
| Highest test 80; lowest $40; average 4 rs
Largest amount OF milk from one dairy
| 17,349 pounds.
o. R. Collins and wife of Montpelier
spent Sunday in town.
Schools close this week.
Misses Julia Fisher and Flora AtkinI
were at home over Sunday.
George Dow is making repairs on his barn
Charles Where do you get you laundry
work done? Leon: Why at Whiteheld'i
Steam Laundry OF course Charlie; why
SOP Leon: Because they do better work
polish the edges OF collars better than any
other work done in town. They also dc
something no other laundry business In
town does. They insure goods against los,
by fire. Charlie: Who are their agents.
Leon: Morse Bros. who send Thursday o.
each week and get 1t back Saturday
DR.. M. d. Warren is putting an addition
on his barn.