The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-09-17

WATERBURY, CENTER.

WATERBURY CENTER.
Last week Wednesday Charles G.. Hayes
took his pair of horses and easy carriage
and invited DR.. a. S. Wrisley to ride
with him, which he was very glad to do
Thew drove to Montpelier and all about
the city including Seminary Hill after
good dinner at the Montpelier House, re-
turned home, the doctor feeling better
for his ride, and Mr.. Hayes telling we'll
for having contributed pleasure to one
who has not been able to take such trip
for long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Huntley and two
! grandchildren of Mansionville, p. O.,
| were in the place few days last week,
| visiting their son, Charles Huntley and
brother, Leonard Huntley. They are
driving from their home in Canada and
are enjoying the trip.
Mrs. Emma May and Miss Olive, her
daughter, have rented their place here to
Mr.. Dodge, who has charge of the cream
cry, and are to move onto the farm with
daughter of Mrs. Mays Mrs. Lena Nor
cross, where they will reside.
Invitation cards are out announcing the
celebration of the golden wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hopkins
at their home Sept. 20, 1902.
Mrs. F. NJ. Baker of Norwalk, Conn,
is visiting in the place.
Martin Wiley is in Boston having his
eyes treated.
GROTON.
Charles Evans is remodeling and re-
pairing the George Corruth's house which
he purchased recently.
Mrs. Andrew Benzie has moved her
household furniture to Hamilton, Canada,
where Mr.. Benzie is.
V. c. Clark of Haverhill, n H., was in
town last week packing up and moving
the household goods of his son, Wilbur
Clark.
Leon Moulton while cutting boughs at
the still of T. j. Moulton had the mis-
fortune to cut the end of his finger.
j. r. Darling has purchased the Will
bur quarry of Frank Jones.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. W. Clough attended
the Baptist association at Randolph last
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ernest Clark left last week for Boston,
Mass, where he will attend school
Robert Dodd is teaching the village
high school this term.
Rev. George Brown preached in the Adj
vent church at Websterville last Sunda V.
SOUTH WALDEN.
f. H. Foster is smiling over ten
pound boy,
d. j. Burnham has been sick the past
week with a cold.
Sadie Carpenter is working for Mrs.
NJ. c. Garfield.
Joe Houston has finished work for his
father and is helping +. (. Goodenough
for few days.
j. F. Vincent has sold his farm on
Hardwick street
E. w. Eddy, j. w. Stewart, F. L..
Taylor and wife, and a. L. Beals and
wife attended Barton fair last Thursday
and report fine time.
Frank Wilcox has gone to Westford to
work for his uncle, &. NJ. Huntley
Mrs Freeman of Lancaster, n. H., is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Geo. Wilcox.
CABOI.
a union temperance meeting will be
held in the Congregational church next
Sunday evening. REGULATIONS, music, ETC.,
will make up the program.
William Gould, Esq, of California is
stopping with his brother, George Gould,
for a few days.
Rev. D. L. billiard is to be absent
from town this week, returning Saturday.
b. p. Pike is to attend the third annual
Reunion of the Pike family at Boston
Sept. 80 and Oct. and .. Speeches, ex-
cursions, etc., will be the order, to which
all who have the name of Pike are invit-
ed to be present.
With much pleasure we can say that
Mrs. L. w. Burbank has so far recovered
as to take her meals with her family.
j. T. Drew has been putting in a large
line of stoves and those who cannot get
their usual supply of coal will find jim
ready to supply good wood stove.
Mrs. Emily Haines is to install electric
lights in her residence.
w. W. Morse and family have moved
to Montpelier in order to more convenient
ly have the advantages of schooling and
music instruction They have leased their
house in the village to Mrs. Alice Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Haines are to move
into the tenement over Morse Brothers
| store.
The report from the creamery for the
month of September is as follows: No.
pounds butter, 1887; price paid, 1886;
fat, 21.6c; highest test, 6, cream, 27.50;
lowest test, $50, cream 1850; average
test, 4.68, cream 1929. No pounds milk
$4,000; cream 10000. Gain, Is per
cent.
WEST NEWBURY.