The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-01-14
MIDDLESEX.


Coash was broken into last Friday
night and a few tools stolen. Several
times before this Mr.. Coash's shop
has been broken into.
The Methodist Sunday school elect
ed the following officers on Sunday:
superintendent, p. ID. Edglerly; as
treasurer, Mrs. j. S. Long; secre-
tary, Jennie T.. Johnson.
The ladies aid society met on Tues
day aud elected officers for the year
ensuing: President Mrs. George At
kins LIST vice president, Mrs. II. w.
Comstock 2nd vice president, Mrs.
A. V. Denison; treasurer, Mrs Ru-
tus Leland; secretary, Mrs. O. @.
Richardson.
Charles Silloway and Fl. A. Daniels
have been busy the past week hauling
ice into the village from Sideways
pond.
The patrons of the Middlesex cream
er are TO hold meeting Saturday
evening at the creamery to elect Off
GERS and make arrangements for the
output of their product fof the com
ing season. Let there be u good at
tendance.
The Ladies' Home Circle meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. f.. J.. Hersey and
are TO sew for the benefit of Nathan
iel Rollins family afflicted by ILL
ness.
\. W. Bohonon succeeded in secur-
ing car of coal from the mines last
week.
Mrs l.. 0. Wilder is dangerously i'll
with appendicitis. An operation was
performed on Saturday by Drs. Hay
lett and Chandler. Miss Rose Jeffries
of Burlington is employed as nurse.
Mrs f. A. Wolcott is visiting at
Walter Carr's in Montpelier. She is
to visit in Hlnesburg next week.
Mr.. aud Mrs Il. A. Earl visited in
Williamstown on Thursday and Fri
day
Frank Shettle is working in Waits
field for j. W. Egan of this place.
G. II. Jillson is to give graphic
phone entertainment at Kellogg's hall
on Thursday evening.
The Forester's will hold their regu
lar meeting, Wednesday night All
members are earnestly requested to
be present, as business of importance
is to be discussed.
! Murray Reynolds, the creamery
man, has purchased the McMurphy
barn and moved it to the other build
! ings of the MiddleseX Creamery Com
pany and will use it to store ice in.
The Ladies' Home Circle met We'd
nesday and elected officers for the en-
suing year as follows: President and
treasurer, Mrs. j. Ii. Daniels; vice
president for January and February,
Mrs. j. q. Angel; ce-president fol
March and April, Jennie @. Johnson
vice president for May, Mrs. John
Long; vice. president FOR June, Mrs.
Levi Swift; vice presidents for July
and August, Carrie Swift and Flora
Shepherd; vice president for Septem.
Der and October. Mrs. E. l.. Hersey
vice. president for November, Mrs. c.
Hodge; vice president for December
Mrs. II. B. Nichols. The society
voted not to have an annual oyster
supper this month
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira johnson were il
Duxbury, Thursday.
Mrs. A. V. Denison was in Montpe
lier, Wednesday.
New California prunes at Wards.
Miss Ivy Smalley lis in Moretow1
caring for her mother who is ill.
Farmers are drawing large amount
of pulp wood to the station to be
shipped to Milton, V. L. Perkins O.
Waterbury having charge Of the buy
ing and shipping.
Mrs. Mary McElroy was in Montpe
? lier ON Friday.
Mileages to rent at the post-office.
Miss Cynthia Barnard is very il
with consumption and Mrs. o. L.
Barnard, her mother, has pneumonia.
Rev. and Mrs. o. l.. Barnard will
be pleasantly remembered as living il
town few years ago, but now Twin.
in Wolcott.
III. B. Shettle, who has been con
fined to the house, with grip, is abb,
to be out again.
Miss Freda Robinson, who has beef
i'll with grip, is able to be out again
F. B. Miles of Montpelier was a
the home of his parents on Sunday.
Fresh oysters at Wards, Wednes
day night
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. G. Taplin were a
G.. A. Lewis in Montpelier ON Sun
day. (.
Mrs Henry Carson of Montpelie
visited her parents in town a part O
last week.
CABOT
Mrs. Carl @. Fletcher of Swantol
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram Wells, a few days last week.
May Ormsbee. who has finished he
school in st. Johnsbury, supplied on
day last week in the primary depart
ment.
The installation of the officers O
the Daughters of Rcbekah ookplace
Fridaysevening, Jan 8. Mrs. j. Q
Kimball is noble grand. Mrs. Leavit
of Plainfield was the installing officer
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Fisher left her
for Boston last Thursday from ther
they will go to San Metao. Cal wher
they will make their home.
Fhe temperance people held caucus
on Friday evening and elected a com
mittee to serve in each school distric
to see that a full vote Of. the temper
ance party be had in opposi ton to TIN
DrOsDpctiyp hiuh license law