The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-03-24

to the Hill.
Clara Willoughby is visiting her
parents for few days.
Will Willoughby has bought Mrs. |
Daniels house at the Center.
The remains of Charles Fish were
brought to the Center for burial last
week from Lowell. He was resident |
of Thetford, for many years.
EAST CABOT.
Will Houghton, wife and daughter,
are visiting relatives in town.
One of the horses on the stage
driven by Herbert Ellis in some way
broke it's leg while coming from
Marshfleld on Thursday. The animal
was shot.
Mrs. Henry Smith of Lyndonville
is spending few days with her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. L. o. Houghton.
Mvr. and Mrs. Charles Merrill Wis
tied in West Danville recently.
l.. J. Eastman was drawn as juror
and is in Montpelier.
L. o. Houghton lost his valuable
stock horse, 'Ahdere," on Saturday.
Edgar Houghton has moved to S.
T.. Houghton for the present.
Miss Edna Goss has gone to Barton
to work in the Peerless factory.
CABOT.
The statement of Cabot creamery
for February 1904 is as follows:
Pounds of milk received. 264, 642;
pounds of cream l2, 522; from which
were made 10, 1927 pounds of fat, max
ing II, 800 pounds of butter. Surplus
II per cent. For this the patrons were
paid % p cents per pound churn test,
and 2713 oil test,
Mrs. Nancy Sleeper, aged eighty
four, died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. &. H. Goodale, last Monday.
Mrs. Aubfa Nelson has been ill for
week past with grip.
Mrs. d. g. Bickford, who has been
with Miss Martha Bickford this win
ter, has returned to Barre.
Mrs. S. J. Wiswell was in Montpe-
lier on Monday last.
Mrs. Alice Fisher was called to
Marshfeld last week by the death of
her mother, Mrs. Packer.
o. f. Barrett and wife spent their
twentieth anniversary with friends
in North Montpelier last Friday.
Fred Fisher of Barre was in town
for few days last week.
j. H. Damon visited his niece in
East Hardwick two days last week.
Mrs. S. Q. Voodry, who has been
at her fathers for a few months, was
| moved to L. A. Farrington's last week
where she has rooms.
Mrs. @. d. Lance and daughter of
Sheffield are visiting at B. j. Lance S
until after the Methodist conference at
Montpelier.
Mrs. L. Myers has been confined to
the bed with grip for few days.
Miss Grace Morse presided at the Or
gan in the Unitarian church, Mont
pelier, last Sunday in the absence of
L. j. Hathaway.
CHELSEA.
The lecture on Tuesday evening of
| last week on The MaIyels and Mys.
teries of Mind" by Rev. Stanley L.
Krebs. was in the Judgment of some
the best enter tainment in the course,
while others did not appreciate it so
| highly. 10 the writer it was exceed
| ingly interesting.
Chorene o. Barnes came home from
| KImball Union Academy last week,
a fortnight before the usual time for
vacation. the school having been
closed on account of extensive sick
| ness.
| O. P. Dickinson went to Brattle-
boro last week, to attend the funeral
OF his cousin, DR.. Dan p. Webster
Eugene II. Kennedy has bargained
with Edwin Sanborn for the purchase
OF his place, the price being 81,
Mr.. Sanborn, who is in poor health.
will remove 10 Barre.
| John D, Sutton of East Brooafie
has bought the O. b. Rich place. and
will soon remove there.
| A son was born on the 18th inst.
to Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Reed.
| A. E. Ooutermarsh has taken a
farm in Tunbridge. and has moved
there.
Mrs. Ellen M. Scales left last week
for visit in Claremont, N. H., and
elsewhere.
Joseph Bennett has finished work
for e. II. Kennedy, and has returned
to New Haven, Conn.
Theron d. Spear has gone into
partnership with o. H. Bsraw in the
meat business.
H. X. Darling went to Lawrence,
Mass, last week on professional bust
ness.
Mrs. W, f. Hood went to New Yorh
city last week to visit her daughter.
f. J. Akerman is about to move tc
Harvard, Mass. and has rented hit
farm to q. f. Doyle. j. Ii. Griffin
will return to his farm, where Mr..
Doyle has lived for the past year
l.. Hinokley Sargent has begun
work for w. W. Braman of Washing
ton, to remain for the season.
Herbert f. Chapin Of Putney ha,
been visiting for few days at j. M.