The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-17

services This came az a complete surprise
to the band and WAS very acceptable ad-
diton to their treasury. There yet remains
on the papers in the hands Of the com.
mittee, pledges made by number OF indi-
viduals which, II paid, would aggregate
quite q sum aud would likewise be turned
over to some worthy object. These pledges
should be as sacred to those who made
them AZ q pr omissorv note.
Miss Bertha Swerdfeger Is in Hardwick
for two or three weeks visit.
Marshield Cooperative Creamery made
10000 pounds OF butter turing the month OF
June and paid patrons twenty and three
fourths cents per mound for it, thereby dig
tributing nearly $1,000.
The main gearing in Mears q Ptkin's
butter-box shop broke down soon after the
noon recess on Friday, necessitating u shut.
down for repairs until Monday mornig.
In attempting to make slight repairs upon
his barn recently, Dennis Lamberton sus-
tanned quite severe injuries by the board
upon whioh he was standing, giving away
with him. He fell backward into deep
silo, striking on an iron bar which was
standing upright.
Chelsea.
r. G. Dearborn has succeeded Walter
Cook as hC stler at the hotel.
Sidney M. Mills of Lynn, Mass is spend
ing fortnight with his uncle, j. B. Atwood
Ten thousand rainbow trout from the State
hatchery were received here last week and
were put intoJail and Beaver meadow brooks,
and the Campbell brook in Washington
Nellie V. Rich has gone to Littleton, N.
III , for osteopathic treatment from DIR. Bur
bank Il. telle Chandler accompanied her
, nd IN Ill rarnoin uoma thraa uaaka
Mrs. A. w. Whitney and Flora NJ. Corwin
attended the county Woman's hristian Ten
perance Union convention at Randolph last
week.
Mrs Phlena Davis visited her sons at East
Fare asst week
Rev w. n Roberts of Union Village visit
ed relatives in town last week
Col. @. S Emery and family went to their
cottage at Lake NJ Grey on Saturday to remain
for some time.
Mary Il Scales went to Mortified, Mass +,
on Friday to attend the annual young women's
conference which lasts week She will also
spend some time in visiting before her return
Lena + Spalding was here from Gouldsville
from Saturday to Tuesday.
Vnton A Corwin is at home from Boston
for few days
y. - EBGIy, Oh " hJll IL IA
Speare estate, has sold the land on the st f.
f. d road, about 200 acres in extent, % w. f
Davis and c, #. Su it'll or 5000 They expect
to cut fir m it timber to be used in bobbir
Manufacture.
We are panied to learn of the alarming i'll
ness of John ii Is xby, son of Newell 5 Blk
by. 1t is feared that he is in an advanced
stage of consumption. He is at present witt
Lis ster at HJlliston, Mass.
Hon. Alden Speare of Newton, Mass the
giver of our public library buildint and Col.
Charles X Darling of Boston, were in town
over 5 nday An impromptu reception was
given Mr. Speare in the parlor of the hot oil
Sat rday evening, man OF our people. paying
their respects to him. On Sunday vening Mr.
Speare gave an address to union coDgregat OF
in the NJ ethod st church.
Next Sunday morning there will be a unior
service in h. Met odist church, to be adj
dressed by Rev. Howard II. Russell, d. ID.
LII. d., national superintendent of the Anti
saloon League.
Julia V Cummings of Merden. n H., is
visiting her grandparents, MIR. and Mrs A, II
Powers, and will remain through the summer
Frank Perkins of Tewksbury, Mass, is Wis
iting his uncle, f. M. Perkins.
II it is too hot to come and see US make
your wants known by telephone or mail TO
Homer Fits, Barre.
Waitsfleld
Geo. o. Howe Is visiting his parents few
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay are visiting Rev. W. 7.
Miller at Alburgh.
Rev. DR.. Nu.ter preached at the Metho'
dist church Sunday evening.
Mra rpNl6 of RnoGlan1 Maaa 10 Wait.
ing her daughter, Mrs. William Gsnley.
Mrs. A. W. Bigelow has been confined to
her room by inflammation OF the eyes.
L, Elliott Joslyn of Boston, Mass, ia
spending his vacation in town.
Fred VanDuesen OF Boston. Is spending
his vacation with his father, DR.. j. M. Van.
Duesen.
There was no service at the Methodist
church last su 1dsy morning, Rev, j. q.
Badger being called to Waterbury by the
sickness OF Mrs. Z e. Bamforth
Mrs. William Palmer and Miss Luna B
Howe entertained the children OF the Meth.
odist church last Saturday afternoon. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Henry Richardson OF Minneapolis MINI.
who has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. M. Richardson, returned home on
Monday.
Will j. Eaton is at home on a visit for a
few days. he then will go to Highgste.
The Junior Home Circle will serve ice
cream and cake at ths Cougregsti Jnsl yes.
try, Tuesday evening" July 80. A short
literary program will be given. Everyone
is cordially invited.
Ernest Strong, while working on silo
for John Somerville, fell from staging,
causing serious fracture OF the leg.
Miss Ages Prentiss OF Greenfield, Mass,
is spending her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Prentiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Anterior of Water
bury, visited at O. M. Richardson's, last
week.
W. B. Richardson OF Barre spent Sunday
with his mother.
George Lewis aud wife are visiting their
sister, Mrs. B. l.. Joslin.
Miss Eva Bsckus spent Sunday with her
grand parents in Duxbury.
Wore ester.
Arthur, son Of Oscar Utton, Is Ill.
Miss Livingstone OF New York Is the
guest of Miss Frances e. Abbott.
Mrs. Grace Fuller OF Woodstock has been
visiting at Ed. Whites.
Mrs. Ida Hewitt of West Berlin is visiting
Mrs. M. B. Hancock, her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camp Of Randolph are the
guests OF A. III. Camp their SOD.
Mrs. TT " HINT NJ Madam Maaa 10