The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-08
WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Blair are visit
ing in Duxbury and Bolton.
The Endeavor society gave salad
supper and entertainment at the
town hall last Wednesday evening. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed.
The proceeds were 81.
Mrs. Clara Hyde, who has been Wis
iting her parents for the past two
weeks, has returned to her home in
White River junction.
Leonard Freeman and wife returned
to town to reside in rooms in God
frey Summers house.
Mrs. Belle Brown spent few days
at her old home last week.
Charles Stone moved Saturday from
the Parker tenement to the Golf house.
Mrs. Harrison Pierce returned on
Thursday from two weeks stay in
South Fayston.
The nice weather since October
came in has enabled the farmers to
make progress in getting their silos
filled it is not first class ensilage
but the best they have this year.
Very little corn is ready for the husk-
ing this year on the hill or river
lands. The oat crop is better than
usual the potato crop is light in
some pieces rotting badly; but we do
not have to worry about the coal to
keep us warm the coming winter for
we have plenty of wood.
There is another lumber company
formed in this town which has bought
the old Stetson mill and will put in
machinery for making all kinds of
boards. The proprietors are E. A.
Heath and James Pierce who has sold
his stage line to. Roxbury to Elvin
Cove. He has run the stage for
three years and has fonnd it very good
business.
MARSHFIELD.
The body of doe which had been
unlawfully shot was found Sunday
night near Woods Brothers mill.
The State fish and game commission
ers were notified and an investigation
inaugnrated for the purpose of bring
ing the guilty sportsman to the "bar
of justice. " G. j. Wood the local
fish and game warden was ordered by
the State commissioners to dispose of
the body and accordingly it was sold
to butcher at East Calais, the reve-
nue. to be conveyed through the prop
er channels to the State till.
Rev. o. D. Clapp will occupy the
desk at the Methodist church again
next Sunday and will be pleased to
meet old acquaintance and extends a
hearty welcome to all.
o. f. Carpenter has exchanged his
village property on East Main street
with e. L. Spencer for his farm.
Writings were made Tuesday morn
ing and possession of the farm will be
given over to Mr.. Carpenter at once.
Mrs. E. A. Rosebrook and Mrs. @.
J. Buxton are ill.
Rev o. D. Clapp of Burlington
preached at the Methodist church last
Sunday.
Mrs. Allan Collins returned from
the White Mountains Friday having
| been there nearly two months as table
waitress in the Howard. She has
been offered similar position at two
different places in Montpelier during
the meeting of the Legj@ re.
Naham Kidder a riend, Mr.
Coleman of Boston, S. M. Coles
for two weeks W. on and visit.
Miss Elizabeth .cker is at home
from Montpelier a, 4 is quite ill will
bronchitis.
Ralph Dewey of South Framinghan
is the guest of S. H. Packer and fam
lily
Mrs. F. A Sanford picked quite {
large cluster of green and ripe rasp
berries on Friday of last week.
@. d. Smith has exchanged farm
with Lewis Lunge.
Mrs. Elvira (White) Carr has rented
the Fifield house on East Main street
Mrs. Lyford of Cabot has rented
and moved to the second floor tene
ment in B. B. Nownes house.
w. H. Barley and wife of Finch
Ont, have been the guests of S
Swerdferger for few days.
The Ladies Circle will hold socia
with Mrs Ed Spencer on Wednesda
evening, Oct s. A cordial invitation
extended to all
/ At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Molly's Falls Electri
Light & Power Company which wa
held at M. E. Berckley's store Mon
day afternoon tho old beard of direct
ors were reelected. At meeting c
the directors held little later tn
officers of the past year were also re
elected.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Marshfield Co-Opers
tive Creamery Association will be hel
at the creamery ON October Is at on
o'clock p M to elect the officers re
quired by the bylaws.
Miss Mabel Bylo of Barre is visit
ing A. p. Boutwell,.
Mrs. Sarah Young has closed he
labors at the Fabyan House in uh
White Mountains and is stopping wit
her daughter, Mrs. @. l. Preston VIII
recently returned from the Mai
Fletcher hospital and is in very poi
. health.
DR.. Shattuck of Wells River WI
called here Saturday to visit Mi
, Elizabeth Packer.
Jesse Wilson went to Hyde Park la
week with load of furniture fl
Rev O. w. Manning
Q No doubt "our farmers may be gls
| fO hat 1Nn no ,