The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-07-30
MARSHFIELD.

a son was born to Rev. and Mrs. A.
N. Bliss on Wednesday, July %.
One hundred and fifty-fve tickets
were sold at the station on the day of
the circus at Montpelier.
T. r. Barton is moving his house,
hold effects to the tenement over his
store.
Chase Straw and son Aston are in
Landau, n H., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Shorey and
daughter of Plainfeld were visitors at
A. T. Davis part of the day Sun
day.
A. W. Slocum of Worcester, Mass.
was in town over Sunday.
Miss L. E. Dow of Pittsfield, Mass.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. H. Lam
berton.
Leslie Newton and Henry Freeman
of Montpelier were in town on Sunday.
S. Swerdfeger and A. @. Tucker
were at their camp at Greensboro pond
for day or two the past week.
Mrs. Grace Carr is working at Ho:
tel Spencer for short time
Mrs. H. d. Cole is spending the
week with her people in camp at
NTeeuSDOIO pODu'
Will Carpenter, wife and child of
Barre visited at the home of his father
George N Carpenter, ON Sunday
M. E. Beckley is about to improve
the appearance of his block by build
ing a double porch in front
Albert Loveland of Hartford, Conn.
who was resident of this place thir-
ty years ago or more, is visiting in
town and renewing former acquaint-
ances.
George Blakely has under consider
alton the purchase Of Meader's hall
block in which his paint shop is now
located.
Mrs Emma Nichols and Mrs H. D..
McCrillis were in North Montpelier
a part of Thursday and Friday to over
see the setting of a monument
Mrs. May McFadden T1afton of
Dresden, Maine, has recently been the
guest of o. H. Smith, George O. Da-
Wis and other friends in this vicinity.
Mrs Grace Carr has leased the tene-
ment in the Marshall hall block and
will take possession as soon as vacat-
eed by W. E. Lamberton, about Au-
gust /.
Mrs. Z l.. Burnham and Miss Anna
are visiting the formers mother, Mrs.
Laura Gould. in East Hardwick.
Mrs. Albert Bailey and three chill.
dren of Wells River were guests of the
family Of Fred Darling part of the
past two weeks.
Mrs. N. j. Kidder and daughter OF
South Boston, and Francis Dutch Jr. ,
of West Newton, Mass, are stopping
with S. W. Cole and son and expect to
remain for several weeks visit.
+. H. Tanner has purchased the W.
b. Fifield place on East Main street.
He expects to take possession some.
time during the month of October.
Weslie d. Lamberton was in East
Montpelier on Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Gillingham and daugh.
guests of j. w. Mears
G.. A. Davis recently lost valuable
heifer by the animal breaking leg
while in the pasture.
b. e. Tucker of Montpelier is at the
home of his father, A. A. Tucker, fol
two weeks stay and will assist il
harvesting the hay crop.
+. V. Hassam will move his camp
on Tuesday to the farm of O. A. Will
Der in South Woodbury. where he hal
about 500 trees to cut and reduce tt
last blocks.
j. W. Mears and family and theil
guests, Mrs. Dillingham; and daughter
visited the Woodbury. quarries and Sa
bins pond on Thursday.
Mrs w. ]. Town and son Cecil OK
poet to return to Boston the first o.
the week. Business interests prevent
ed Mr.. Town from visiting us thi
year as was his intention of doing be
fore Mrs. Town and son returned.
W. E. Lamberton expects soon t.
move from the hall block to his hous,
adjoining the livery stable. Mr.
Streeter, who has been occupying Mr.
Lamberton's place for some time viii
move to the honse owned by Howard
II. Carpenter on Cabot street.
MaIshfield cooperative Dreamer,
paid patrons twenty three and one
fourth cents per pound for June but
ter, oil test; 81, 561 pounds of butte
was the gross make for the month o
June, which was the largest numbe
of pounds made in a single montl
SINCE the organization of the creamery