The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-03-05


pany for the year ending February 1, the
following showing was made: Pounds of
milk received, 4,127,5 pounds of
cream, 30,586; pounds of butter manu-
featured, 232,657. Receipts, S5O,S0O. 25,
disbursements, S50SO1 So, of which S45,-
025.92 was paid to patrons. Average per
pound for butter paid, 1910; average cost
per pound for making, 2.11c. The follow
ing were elected directors L. j. Wal
bridge, George Gould, S. j. Norris, II. o.
Dwinell, G. w. Hoyt, A. w. Laird, l.. c.
Fisher; auditors, h. f. Smith, f. p. Wal
bridge, e. w. Hoyt.
N. B. Rogers was unable to get his
stock to the stock train last Monday
morning by reason of large cakes of ice
being forced into the road near Mark
Mears No teams passed over that por-
ton of the road from Saturday evenin g to
Monday noon.
Harvey Goss and Mrs. Raymond were
married last week
The higher department of the village
school and invited guests enjoyed a pleas
ant social and refreshments at the town
hall last Friday evening, at the close of
the school.
Fred Davidson of Lower Cabot is clerk
ing in the post-office at Cabot.
Burt Lyford has completed his work
with j. f. Drew and returned home
SOUTH WOODBURY..
There is one new case of measles.
Gladys Goodell, Rena Angel, Wade
Benjamin and Grace Coolidge have Just
got over them so as to be out.
Nellie Pray is confined to her bed with
a bad cold which came very near ending
in pneumonia.
The prospects look favorable for
Swimming station to be started here which
will occupy the tenement side of the grist-
mill
Frank Wheeler from the West, who is
spending the winter in Vermont, has been
stopping a few days with his niece, Mrs.
Harry Burnham.
Quite rain storm passed over this
place Saturday and Sunday with consider
able thunder and lightning on Saturday
evening.
EAST BROOKFIELD.
Fred w. Smith has finished work for
Messrs c. H. and c. A. Bigelow.
Mrs. Jane Downs, who has been ser-
ously ill for several weeks, is in very
critical condition and her death is expect
ed at any moment.
Miss Lila Ward is visiting friends in
Barre aud Montpelier.
Mrs. Mary Sargent has engaged rooms
at w. f. Metcalf's and moved there last
week.
w. w. Sprague sold his farm, stock
and tools last week to real estate agent
Perry, of Barre city. Mr.. and Mrs
Sprague will leave town in the near future
going to Randolph, where the latter will
board for time while Mr.. Sprague will
continue his business as travelling sales
man for the Mosely & Stoddard Manu-
featuring Company of Rutland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sprague leave many friends here |
who seriously regret their departure from
town.
EAST ROXBURY.
Charlie Blanchard was in Waitsfeld |
last Wednesday and moved load of |
goods for Elroy Fuller to this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Thayer visited |
their daughter, Miss Bertha, in Mont
pelier last week.
Mrs. Emma Peake will go to Randolph |
Center to work for Harris Holman about
the fourth of March. Her daughter
mother and Cecile will board there with
her.
Mrs. John Buzzell visited her sister in
Williamstown the past week.
Elroy Fuller has commenced moving
from Warren to this place.
Mrs. John Verge of West Brookfeld
was a guest at l.. w. Blanchard's, Thurs
day.
Mrs Alphonso Ladd has been quite il
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. Thayer visited their
daughter in Montpelier a part of last
week.
Mrs. L. G. Kidder is more comfort
and they have hopes of her recovery.
Elder Ora Boyce went on Saturday to
Lyme, n. H., where he had an appoint
ment to preach Sunday.
c. w. Webster was in Barre Thursday
on business.
Mrs George Wardner entertained
about thirty of her friends on Thursday
evening. All attending report very
pleasant time.
Harris Holman of Randolph visited at
L. w. Blanchards one day last week.
Ellsworth Fuller is staying with his
uncle, c. F. Blanchard, for few days.
c. F. Blanchard was in Roxbury on
business last week.
NORTH MONTPELIER.
Hiram Sparrow is reported much bet
ter.
Dennis Gray has hired out to George
Kelton for the summer.
Carol Goodridge of Cabot has been
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Short.
Mrs. Arc p. Slayton is quite i'll with