The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-02-13
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The Groton pond camping club met with
| Lester X. Dow on Thursday evening.
| A large number Of Odd Fellows went
| from here to the district meeting at Ran
| dolph Thursday.
| e. w. Page cordially invites all to attend
| valentine social at his home Thursday
evening.
| Leah Hamel was at home Saturday from
Barre.
The creamery association held its annual
meeting. Saturday forenoon In the town
hall. The old board Of directors was re-
elected. The officers reports show for
past year: Number Of pounds Of milk re-
| ceived, 1896, 634; pounds OF cream, 1874, sol;
butter made, 205,6G pounds; butter sold,
| Sal 732.T
The Twentieth Century reading club
meet Tuesday with Mrs. j. b. Wells.
During the year ending January there
were six marriages, nine births and six
| teen deaths in town.
Miss Mary Russell entertained the U. d.
X. club Friday evening.
| Mrs, Inez Gate has Joined the Philhar
monte society at Montpelier.
A. N. Lane sustained a painful injury
Friday. His horseHdrove its shoe ealk COM
! pletely through Mr.. Lanes leg. Many 9th
ers got their horses thrown by the heavy
drifts OF Thursday.
| 0oohBO w hAbOhOl clsI opOnb ldob WOOh III
Boston.
Mrs. A. M. Batchelder is to attend the Ran
| dolph musical association this week
Fred Wells OF St. Adams is visiting at
| Fred PERKINS,.
This town is especially fortunate in many
| ways and not the least in the list Is II S free
dom from saloons and all other places of
| like kind and nature which gives peculiar
| people OF the Mrs. Nation stamp. q chance
| To gain nprtaIn kind Of nOfOriptv
though to get the free advertising they be-
come law breakers themselves and dis
grace to decent society. The crsnks in life
who practice meddling In other peoples af
| fairs on the plea OF law reform are either
such fools or knaves that they will not pull
the beam from their own eye before pluck.
| ing the mote from their brothers..
| III. e. Cutler, H. K. Lane and few other
| OF the local horsemen were in Montpelier
Saturday to witness the races on the ice.
The trover suit, Camp vs.. Mcleod,
which was returnable Saturday, has been
| continued one week.
| Miss Edna Clark was confined to her
home last week by sickness.
Town meeting is but short time re-
moved, yet little is being said in regard to
future officers. 1t is, however, expected
that the trouble hunter" will attempt to
cause breeze by attacking the town liquor
agency.
Mrs. Ruth Mellon, the oldest person in
town, is in quite feeble health
Miss Leah Hsmel, who is attending school
in Barre, spent few days last week at
home with her parents.
Mics Edith Waterman OF Montpelier Wis.
tied at s. Brooks last week.
John Henderson was unable to accom-
modate his patrons last week in the eX-
press business from here to Montpelier,
| owing to severe attack of the popular
disorder, which now has him in it's firm
grip.
L. W. Wakefield of Morrisvile, who was
at one time teacher in the village school,
was in town on Friday.
G. d. Kidder went to Boston Monday for
weeks vacation and business.
Miss Inez Bemis is quite sick at the
home of III. s Parks.
Mrs. George Bolles spent several days
last week in Barre, the guest of her dsugh-
ter Mrs. George Benjamin.
| Fred Perrin slipped on the sidewalk
Thursday and so severely sprsined one an
kle that he has been confined to his home
| since
G. A. Bartlett and wife are caring for Mr..
and Mrs, Joseph Lane during their sick
ness.
s. B Gale, who has been sick, is slowly
| gaining in health.
John Ryan returned from Boston last
| Tho rsday.
About thirty of the members OF Arcadia
| lodge of Odd Fellows attended the district
meeting of the order held at Randolph
Wednesday and worked the initistory de-
gree.
Foss Brothers have cut and PIT into the
mill 80 far this winter 10000 feet of lum-
Der and expect to increase this by several
thousand before the end of the winter
Miss Gladys Hathaway, who is at work n
Montpelier, was at home Monday.
The members of the family OF Dan i'll
Hudson have been sick, but are now i'm
proving.
Arch Batchelder is having a great run OF
business at his saw mill this winter. He
now has some 1900, GOO feet of lumber in the
yard.
Mrs. Arch Batchelder and Mrs. Charles
Lombard go to Randolph Tuesday TO attend
the musical convention.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on 80 cent bottle
of GTeene's Warranted Syrup of Tar il it fails
to cure your cough or cold. We also guaraD
tee a 20 cent bottle to prove satisfactory OF
money refunded
Wells Boyles and Rogers, Cabot
Morse Brothers, Cabot,
5. c. VoodrY, Cabot.
Corinth
A very large amount Of hay has been sole
aud drawn from this town the present y in
ter. Twenty loads of hay or more are sale
to have passed through Cookvlle some
times in a single day. Early in the season
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