The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-06
NORTH MONTPELIER
Anniversary Meeting of Local Cream
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/ A very interesting meeting was held
here last Thursday in honor of the
10Th anniversary Of the North Mont
pelier creamery. In the 25 years of the
creamery's operation, il has made
about 100000 pounds Of butter, for
which it has paid the farmer patrons
So, 600, 900. The first year 1t paid an av-
erage of 20 cents per pound for but
terfat and .last year it paid over IL
cents per pound. During this whole pc
riod the total expense OF manufacture
has been less than two cents per pound
on the average. The president OF the
company expressed the unanimous
opinion of the patrons, when he at
! tributed the successful career OF the
creamery to the skillful management
OF Z. c. Hills, who has served as but
termaker and manager during the en-
tire rs years.
The Farmers club will meet Satnr-
day evening at the home Of Harvey
Warren.
j. w. Flint and Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
Stratton Of Montpelier called at II. j..
Conant's Sunday.
George King of Plainfeld visited his
daughter, Mrs Herbert Cate, Sunday
Mrs. d. X. Brown Of East Calais Wis
tied at Mrs. Arch Persons Friday.
Mrs. Ellen Nye Lawrence was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Nye
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. Florence King is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joe Martin.
MIR and Mrs. Fred Little attended
the fair at Northfield last Thursday
Miss Gladys Bradford Of Barre was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Nye
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Maggie Lawless has returned
to her daughters home in Barre, after
visiting her son, Thomas Lawless, for
the past two weeks.
Leon King of East Corinth was in
town last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs.H J. Conant were in
Cabot Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Story Of Swan
ton were here Thursday to attend the
creamery meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Benjamin at
tended the fair at Mortified on last
Wednesday.
The ladies circle meeting il post
poned again one week, 50 the ladies !
can attend the chautauqua at Plain |
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowen and Mr.. !
and Mrs. Arthur Holt have returned |
from their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hills and Mr. and |
Mrs. Win Coburn have gone by auto
to Hobart, n. Y, to visit Mr.. Hills
people.
Ralph Parker, who is in Barre City |
hospital with broken leg, rs able 10
be out on the porch in a recliner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ellis were in
Montpelier last Saturday
Charles Stoddard and Mrs. L. G.
Hammett were in Plainfield Sunday to
call on their mother, who has been
sick.
Mrs. Walter Bowen, with her chill
iren and niece. went to Newport Sun
law for two days visit.
Mrs. Alma Seymore of Fitch Bay,
Canada, has been visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Dell Carr.
Mrs. Arthur Clark was in Montpelier
on business.
Richard Lamb and Miss Vera Ben
lamin, with Wallace Guernsey and
Daisy Pirie, went to the top Of Cam
rs Hump Sunday.
Lynn and Tom Daniels and Bessie
Mcleod went to Smugglers' Notch on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Pray of Barre
we're in the place last Thursday.
Mrs. Laura Knapp went TO Plain
held Monday TO call on old friends be
lore going to her home in Boston.
Mrs. Joe Martin of Calais spent a
part Of last week with her son here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Walker were
weekend guests of their people in
Barre.
much pleased over the birth of son.
Mr.. Nsnd Mrs. Francis Byron, Miss
Daisy Pirie and Wallace Guernsey
we're at Elligo lake recently.
Miss Lillian Barber and Miss Verns
Davis were in Barre last Thursday.
Mrs. r. w. Leonard has returned to
Ter home in North Calais. after nurs
ne the past three weeks at w. A. Fos-
ers
Berton Holt visited friends in Hard
wick Sunday
Mrs. Julia Clark visited Misses Jane
md Abbie Clark in Plainfeld Thurs
lay.
About IS couples attended the dance
rven BY CAROLS orchestra here last
Tuesday night.
Miss Rachel Bolton returned to her
iome in Cabot last Wednesday. after
pending two weeks here as guest of
Nice Persons.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Emery and two
title girls were at John Emery's Sun
ay.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Emery OF Crafts
ury visited at John Emery's Sunday.
Mrs Fred /. Emery and daughter,
Iope, Of Cabot are visiting Perley Fl
eld's and Mrs. John Emerys. a
Henry King and son Of Taunton,
lass, visited at Joe Martins last
eek
BERTHE Baldwin Of Franklin, n. H.,
isited relatives here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Baldwin, Mrs
rant and son of Montpelier were.at
ohm Emery's Friday.
The Red Cross of East Montnelier