The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
Marshneld.

POUNDS was porn on MONDAY morning TO
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Slocum.
Miss Eleanor L Cole was at home from
Goddard Seminary over Sunday.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid Society
will meet on Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. l.. Burnham.
Henry freeman has purchased his broth
er's interest in the livery sable.
Mrs.. Betsey Moore of Plsinfield was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. White part OF
last week.
Warren Davis of Bradford was in town
last week In search Of hor es.
M. II. Bullock visiting his brother.in
law, N Shaw, at s.. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e Lsmberton returned
from Newp RI, N. H., last Friday.
III e. Hadlock and John Lane OF Plain
field are saving j. A. Woodwards chair
stock.
Mrs. @. s. Wooster Of Trempeleau, wis
visited in town last week.
There is to be promenade concert ard
oyster supper at Mashall's hall on Thurs
day evening. Marshfeld quartette club
furnishes music.
Miss Anna Buruham is at home from
Burlington by reason of the closing OF the
schools in that city on account OF small pox.
Miss Lizzie Packer, who il taking lessons
on he pipe organ and receiving instruction
on Thursday to play piano accompaniment
with the Marshtied quartette club, Of which
she is a member. at the cotilliOn party held
by them that evening in Marshall's hall.
She is also giving Instructions in instru
mental music TO q class OF twelve in this
place and Cabot.
The stockholders OF the Marshfield Co.
operative Creamery Association held tn .ir
annual m seting in Union church vestry last
Saturda, afternoon. After listening TO the
reports of the several officers aud the board
of auditors the following directors were
elected for the year ensuing; o H. Smith,
A. n. Bliss, b. II. Ches or, s. Swerdfeger
and w. Mesrs. The dire tors held their
first meeting directly after adj jurnment of
the stockholders meeting ana elected the
following: o III. Smith president and
business manager; A. N Bliss vice presi-
dent and secretary; s. Swerdfeger treas.
urer II possible to be obtained before
these items go to press the report OF the
auditors will be given, IL not they will APP
pear later.
Wanted Old Rubber. The Ladies Aid
Of the Methodist church will held an old
rdbber social Al E. A. Rosebrook's on Fri
day evening, October % Bring your old
rubber coat, boots, bicycle tires, etc that
are of no further use. After being removed
by some OF the ladies these will be sold at
auction. They will be very valuable, as
they will contain some clue 10 the lady who
rs 10 accompany Jne Dluubr 10 supper. La
dies are requested to bring cake. A cordisl
invitation extended to all.
Miss Mary Clark, formerly of this plaza
but for the past three years or more has
been engaged as nurse in the hospital for
the insane at Northampton, Mass, and j.
Cook of North Hsdey, Mass, were married
on Wednesday at Littleton, N. Il. They
returned to this place on Friday and were
given reception in the evening at Mrs.
Octavia CARPENTER Mrs. Cooks former
home here. Mr. and Mrs, Cook are to make
their future home in Springfield, Mass,
where Mr. Cook has position AS receiving
clerk in the freight station. Mrs.. Cook has
a large circle OF friends from whom she was
the recipient OF several valuable gifts and
a 80 their best wishes for future happiness
and prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Chester were assis ed
in celebrating the twenty-ffth anniversary
OF their marriage on Saturday evening by
alb u $50 Of their friends in this place and
Cabot, " hose intended visit was 80 admir-
ably planned thar it was genuine surprise
to them. Mr. and Mrs Chester were fully
equal to the occasion, and their hospitsble
and commodious home was placed entirely
at the di.poNi ion OF their guests, who par
iicipated IN all kinds OF amusement and
most delightful evening WAS passed In
b half OF the company assembled DR.. NJ. ID.
Warren OF Cabo, in a few well chosen
words, presented the worthy couple with n
handsome couch as small token Of The
esteem in which they were held by their
friends, to which Mr.. Chester responded.
Refreshments OF oysters were served and
well near Sunday morning the gues's de-
pa-ted leaving with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
their wishes for a continuous happy life for
many ears TO come.
Mrs. Louisa evenson is i'll.
A W. Blake has sold his black colt to G.
K. Shepard.
Thirty-seven couples were in attend ance
at the cotillion party Thursday evening.
The air was qnite thick with snow for a
lew moments about noon Friday.
Msrshfeld Cooperative Creamery paid
patrons twent three cents per pound for
september butter, oil test.
Messrs. Cole & Ormsbee are manufacture
ing about twenty barrels of cider day.
Over eighty tickets for the excu sion to
Bosl OF were sold at this station Tuesday
morning.
A gsnder party of about half dozen
mem beers held u salt pork and brown bread
fry near the foot OF Lords HUI" on Sun.
day.
Among those availing themselves OF the
excursion rates 10 Boston on Tuesday were:
Judge Mark Mears, f. W Cole, ID. X Lu-
cas-, e e Burnhsm. Mr.. aud Mrs. G l..
Dwinell, Mr.. K. W. Gilman, Mrs. j. P.
tNoWtOu hIss w. w NbWJou.
Delinquent taxes sRgreg 4ting $500 80
are now in the hands of G ms able Pike for
collection. IL is undefs God that this
amount Ia the smallest in q number OF years.
to be- thus collected.
l. NJ. Frost OF Montpelier was in town on
Tuesday ia cDusnlts ion With the directors
of the Molly's Falls Elec rio Light and
Power Company on points in construction
OF the dam and other preparations now in
progress at their plant.
Ellis Preston has been nursing a number |
OF bruises for the past few days which he |
sustaint in an attempted ariel Il ght down |
II Whites cellar hatchwsy. He had, &C |
cordlng TO his own account, been warned |
not five mnu b fore that the door WAS |
up l. being too early in tho -eason to at |
tribute the cause to our ci or MILL IL is sc- |
credited to momentary absent mindedness.
F. e. Austin OF Hanover, N. II was in
town on Thursday and submitted TO the |
Molly's Falls E ectric Light and Power |
Company the 40 kin{s of the water motors |
handled by him, AMI blue print i'll Istra.
tions OF the foundations required for same. |
The annual meeting of the Marshfield |
Village cemetery -Ocety will be held ia the /