The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-17
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Cabot.
Mrs. s. L. Wiswel and Mrs. L. 8 Fisher
have gone to New York, From there thew
will go to Winsted, Conn. visiting Rev.
and Mrs. III A. Russell on their way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Lamson we're in Bos-
ton last week.
K. r. Harrington and l.. L. Cole were at
home over Sunday.
b. g. Rogers is in Boston.
Miss Flora Atkins picked some apples In
good condition to eat from under the tree
recently.
Mrs. L, McAllister was called to Barre
last Saturday by the severe Illness OF her
daughter, Miss Frank who has the measles
The creamery made 1S 900 pounds of but
ter in March, paying 203 cents per pound
or 1928 cents for fat. Highest est $50:
average 4 76.
Quite number OF the friends of Mason
Chester gathered at his home Monday even
ing to remind that 1t was his birthday.
.P.D. Banfll has been unable to be in his
/ place al business for the last week on &C.
/ count oil illness from the grip.
Rev. Q. e. Aiken and d. d. Lance are in
| attendance on the Methodist conference at
| Lyndonvile this week.
The many friends OF DR.. wiswell we've
glad to see him out on the streets again.
1
by the name OF Phelps Brothers, Frank and
Will, having purch ased the same in part
nership. They are doing a good business
and all wish them succ ss.
Hon. T. II. Lance is stopping at Mont
pelier for few days.
Mrs. Josephine Lance Davis arrived home
on Saturday.
To whom 1t may concern:-I hereby give
notice that give to my son, William By
| Phalna tho NJ hia tirna durpU hia
minority and shall claim none OF his wages
or pay any OF his debts he may contract
after this date,
(Signed) Charles o. Phelps.
South Woodbury..
The most important event OF last week
was the sugar party A. M. Benjamin enter
tanned last Friday afternoon. Over fifty
were In attendance.
The Ladies aid will hold sugar festival
in the vestry next Friday evening,
The Good Templars will be delighted to
know that the Colthumpian orchestra will
furnish music for next Saturday evenings
entertainment. They will also have the
bean bag contest.
Myron Davidson visited In Cabot over
Sunday.
Frank Batchelder has been i'll for a few
days with hard cold.
Ralph Batchelder of Barre visited the pas
week at Frank Batchelder's.
Will Bailey has sold his team and Ia talk.
ing of moving to the quarry.
North Fayston.
Ed Cutler, who has lived on the R. j
Browne place for the past two years, hai
moved to the farm at the Center (which he
recently purchased of John Hoffman,:
John Murphy has finished work fol
George f. Parker of Moretown and is al
home.
Bert Neill went last Monday to Moretown
to work for G. f. Parker in the mill.
Miss Anna Posnett spent Sunday in town
]. W. Gregory OF Waitsheld was in town
on business last Thursday.
@. j. Nelson is running the McCarty &
Murphy mill, saving lumber for II. o.
Ward.
East Warren.
Mrs. Jane Nichols, who has been in Fays
ton all winter, has returned.
Hon. W. E. Barney OF Barre spent Sun
day at P. B. Daniels.
Mrs. A. e. Eldredge attended the funeral
OF Mrs. Charles Beach in Burlington last
week. Mrs. Beach was formerly OF this
place. She was an estimable Christian lady
and loved by ALL
There are four generations living at thu
| home OF A. e. Eldredge. o. G.. Fassett
Mrs. A. E. Eldredge, Mrs. Lutte Colby ant
Everett Lee Colby
Spring seems to have come at last and WI
, are getting some sap but to all appearances
the sugar season will be short. No abund
ant runs yet.
1t has been many years since hay was so
scarce and commanding as high price in this
town as it does at this time. First quality
| Ofa nlr ha yrxyfn mi &c
very scarce at that Everybody is hoping
for an early spring. Snow Is going fast AND
the roads are growing worse.
Mrs. 10. Corlis died last week. leaving a
young babe and two other small children.
The mills are running on full time and
things are humming. They are not heavily
stocked and will soon cut out their stock.
The best industry in town is carried on
by George Banister which is the cant hook
mandatory. He turns out great many
Of them for the lumber companies far and
near.
j. 9. Gleason, after ten weeks illness
J with the grip, is getting out. He has had O
pretty hard pull Some Of our old people
have died with 1t but now there are only q
few cases Of it in town.
East Calais.
A. o. Slayton is i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. j. o. Lamb has been suffering a se
we're attack of hives the past week.
Mrs. G. R. Dwinell is in Boston for hel
summer stock Of millinery goods.
Mrs. Guy Bancroft has been confined tC
her bed the past two weeks, but Is now able
to sit up.
W. L. Pierce and wife left Southern
Pines, NO, the first of the week for Pierre
8. ID. On the way they will visit relatives
at Plattsmouth, Neb.
Rev. Mr.. Coolidge of West Newbury
Mass, will preach here next Sunday after
noon as a candidate for the Congregational
society.
Mrs. George e. Csrley who has been in
Ill health for long time and was a patient
at Heaton hospital for some time last sum.
mer, expects to leave soon for Boston to en-.
ter the private hospital, st. Margaret I'M
der the care OF DR.. John Romans. Her hus-