The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-03

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his game on Thursday in Williams
town aud @sorge A. Tracy who
brought fine buck home on Saturday
from Uolton Hill in Versshire.
Rev. H. j. Wyckoff AMI family have
been spending some days in Barre.
Y Mrs. Sarah Barnes. idow of Elijah
B. Barnes, and for many years resi-
deut Of this tow !, died on Friday at
her daughters home in Barre towr,
where she had lived for several years.
She would have completed her nine
tieth year in December The body
was brought here on Tuesday for bur
ial in the West Hill cemetery.
Tuesday. Nov. /, was the fifth eth
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.
and Mrs. John A. r. Corwin. Their
six chilrden are all living and with
their families were all present to oele-
hrato the day: Charles r and wife
and their son, ARTHUR. of Somerville,
Mass, Harry j., and wife of Lowell,
Mass. Vintou A of Boston; Ernest
| A., and wife and their four CHILDREN
of this place and Nellie A aud Flora
M who have been temporarily in
Burlington but returned home on Sat
urday. On Tuesday noon the family
and near relatives sat down to al an
niversary dinner at the hotel and in
the afternoon and evening many
frie"d Dis paid their respects to Mr.. and
Mrs. Corwin at their home.
Col @. S. Emery is spending some
days in Montpelier this week.
DR.. A. I. Marshall arrived on Mon
day. He will be at the hotel for a
short time. until he can begin house.
keeping in the house purchased of DR..
S. N Goss. His mother will come
soon, to make her home with him.
Or. and Mrs. Goss are moving this
week into the Godfrey house,
Mrs. O. p. Abbott is seriously i'll
and Fife M. Ooburn is working in
the family during her illness.
CABOT.
The following is the report of r.
M. Hoyt of the Cabot Creamery Com
pany for the month of September :
No of lbs. of milk received, 249, 58I !;
lbs. of cream. 10, $3.50. lbs of fat from
milk, II, 782; lbs. of fat from cream.
3,946; total, Is. 1873; lbs. of butter
made, IS, 073; gain per cent. 15; high
est test milk, 5 80; cream, 49, 90; low
est test milk, $50; cream, 1900; av-
ersge test milk, 4.72; cream. 20. AZ !;
paid 20 cents per Id. churn test 23
cents per Id . oil test; cost of making,
"a cents
Frank Howe of California is visit
ing his aunt, Miss Martha Bedford.
@. @. Paquin, E. f. Paquin and
Archie Stone returned last Monday
from a two weeks hunting trip in East
Haven.
The two prizes at the masquerade
promenade were awarded TO Miss
Beulah Briggs and E. Q. Gould and
Forrest st. John.
Clinton NJ cody and family moved to
Woloott last Thursday
Miss Alice Spear. teacher in the
Reed district was in Montpelier last
Saturday.
Elder E. P. Kimball was in town
last Thursday.
The u. A. II. is making arrange
ments for lecture to be given in
town hall within two weeks by Col
A. @ Brown of Montpelier; subject
"The Yellowstone Park.
Superintendent of schools, f. M.
Marsh, has arranged for an educational
meeting to be held i'll the town hall
1 -
ers from out of town are expected and
citizens are urged to make an effort
to attend these meetings.
T Fl. Osgood was 10 Oantel bury, N.
H., for few days last week.
Revs @. j. Brown and d. l.. Hill
lizard surprised their audiences by ex-
change last Sunday.
The Good Templars held Hallow-
cen party at their hall on Saturday
, night.
Mrs. George English OF Montpelier
visited j. M. English few days last
week.
f. A. Messer and family passed
! through Cabot last week to South
Walden where Mr.. Messer will work
in the creamery.
George Annas and K. l Drury of
Montpelier we're in town last Thurs
, day.
Mrs. O W. Heath and Miss Ethel
Williams of Danville visited friends
in town last Friday.
Mrs. @. O. Fletcher of Swanton
visited her parents few days last
week.
The Epworth League will hold a
I business meeting and social at Mrs
, Nellie English's Friday night. Nov.
4.
, Earle Rogers was home from Mont
, pelier Seminary last Sunday.