The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-06-18

my work and feel well. "
the reunion at Montpelier, accompanied
him.
Marshfield cooperative creamery paid
patrons for May butter Monday morning.
The price per pound was twenty-four and
three-fourths cents, oil test.
Miss frankie Kent of Calais visit, 1 her
sister, Mrs. r. r lde, the latter part of
the week and enter min few of her
friends with her graTaphone.
a. A. Freeman expects to move his
household effects and family back to
Barre this week and will probably resume
his former occupation Of stone cutting.
The local lodge of Good Templars was
well represented at the district meeting
held in East Calais Saturday afternoon
and evening and several members took
part in the exercises.
Several of our veterans attended the
cent reunion at Montpelier, among them
c. K. Shepard, +. H. Tanner and George
Blakeley.
The fam belonging to the ID. r. Love-
land estate was on Thursday decided by
the administrator, o. H. Smith, to Bernis
l.. Cameron, who has carried on the place
for several years.
Through some cause which we are uu-
able to account for, the name of j w.
Wears was omitted from the list of dele
gates to the county convention in the re-
port of the caucus in last weeks issue
Our apologies to Mr.. Mears.
Some of the very best plans of life
accident, health and fire insurance are
represented right in your own town in
vestigate their merits before placing Your
business A. T. Davis will be pleased to
receive your orders. Information freely
given whether we do business or not.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Niles of Montpel-
Ter were guests of MIS-. A. w. Slocum on
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Niles were cele-
brating the anniversary Of their marriage.
Messrs. Carpenter G. Woodbury. have
Dissolved partnership in the grocery bust
ness and Mr.. Woodbury. goes this week to
take charge of the farm owned by Homer
HOLSTER near the North Montpelier line.
Mr.. Carpenter will be in the store what
he can for the present, but will undoubt-
eddy dispose of the business as soon as
possible as he has not the time to de-
vote to it,
The school which Miss Ella Wooster
has been teaching in Gouldsville was
closed week before last on account of
scarlet fever and Miss Wooster returned
to her home in this place. A few days
| after her return she was taken i'll and for
time it was feared she had not only con-
tracted the disease but perhaps exposed
several of her young friends here who in
the meantime had called to see her. If
she has had the disease it has been in a
very mild form and it is hoped that sufi-
cient caution has been taken to prevent
its spreading.
EAST CALAIS.
A. G. Dutton was in Boston Jast week
on business.
Mrs. Emeline Tabor of Montpelier has
been spending a week with Mrs A.
Dwinell
Mrs. Annie Lyford of Tyngshury,
Mass, was called here last Thursday by
the serious illness of her mother, Mrs,
John Thomas.
l.. James Pearce, who has been critically
ill with heart trouble for few weeks, is
more comfortable, though still unable to
lie down at night.
A high license man made bet with one
OF the committee on arrangements for the
unIon that there would not be one hum
dred Good Templars at the session even
with the most favorable weather. As
nearly as can be estimated there was
fully one hundred and seventy-fve, so
high license was beaten that time.
WEST BERLIN.
The second twin of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Seymour was buried last week Tuesday.
The funeral of Nelson Chase was held
from his late home last Wednesday. Rev
j. Edward Wright officiating Burial was
in the Cutler cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Kimball, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Colby and Norman Colby at
tended the Pomona Grange at Williams
town last week.
The Epworth League will hold a straw
berry social at the hall next Friday even