The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-08

Masonic orders. Rev. j. A. Sherburne OF
Barre preached
Tenney II. Wheatley is attending the
theological department of the University OF
Chicago. - MIS- Ida Spravue and Miss
Maud Burns of MONTPELIER visited in town
last week. 60 E. c. Whealley of Meri.
den, Conn, and A. w. Edison, Worcester,
Mass, were in town last week TO attend the
funeral of their faher-in-law, Martin Paine.
- Oscar Pettee, who has lived on the
AFRO Durkee farm for one year, has moved
back to Cambridge, VT. 60 Mrs N II.
Downes continues in very. poor neaitn.
- Mrs. Edson Smith OF Northftld Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Sprague.
- Rosetta Edison is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever. - Mrs. Nathaniel Wheat
lev who was expected home from the
Worlds Fair last week, IL detained by the
severe illness OF her son, Tenney Wheatley.
Cabot.
A. W. Clark has his shingle mill in full
operation and is doing good work
w. B. Lance assisted the Dauville band
at a concert at Danville, Saturday night.
He is a fine musician and his services are in
good demand.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Howe of North Da-
koia are visiting Mrs. Howe's sister, Miss
Martha Bedford. They were formerly res
idents of Cabot.
The Rebekahs gave fine entertainment
last Friday evening, personating Mother
Goose and Her Family The large audi
ence pronounced it a success.
"Aunt Jerusha Dow" will exhibit her
album at the town hall in Danville,
Thursday evening, Novemb 30 under the
auspices of Green Mountain Star lodge,
No. IS.
The union younc peoples temperance
rally will be held at the Congr"ga' ioual
church next Sunday evening. The exer-
cises will consist of singing, reading papers
and speaking. 1t is hoped there may be
r,,', p,.,.,. ,,o, ,,.. rr;dar morn
Na.nsuiei ,ha t"gn insas its old.
eat ciizen. His parents were among the
hrst settlers OF the town OF Wa'uen. hs
passed ms carry mahhoo" III tna' .oM u au',
Hardwlck' Later ne npca'le VI 'I ~, ~
this town, ana has always enJ'yru 'he re-
1rtG. anu oo, NV ,,se - ,ha tanrtaen man
i;,;n,, T., III toun wbo we're horn in the
uuE 600 m WI pooa,,.a ~ Tho sicl,neas ~ b;s
20 10y 1, ,I.;at aar,,;oos vara bald OF his
residence last sunday afternoon. His pas
Tor Rev. IT A. Russell. read passages of
Scrinture and offered PRAYER. and his re-
mains were consigned to their last resting
place in the village cemetery.
Mrs j o. Sherburne has returned from
Toledo o where she has been visiting.
Rphecca Dow has returned from her
home in Canada. - Mr.. and Mrs j. p.
Lemson have lately taken trip TO Boston
and the state of NJ tine. - y. j. Mason
and family OF Cumberland, Nj alne, are WIS.,
lung IN town. o
Caiais'
We learn OF the sudden death OF hon. l.
s. Dwinell. Particulars given in Vermont
News" column.
The singing. schools at Maple Corner un-
der the direction of Professor Charles Dud-
lev, are well in motion and are held every
Tuesday evening of each week.
A union Sundsv.scbool was Organized al
Msnie Corner last sunday with BERT Ban.
crot, os sunarintendent and Ina Robinson
ss assistant The next school will he al
school.house vestry next Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock.
TIT Iou,rbsro ond sor Edward returned
iron, pnstor ON Tbursdav 80 n q
Kent ~ Rostop Ia in town taking needed
vacation -@ Mr. and Mrs. G. II. White
orc y;s;t;no in Elmora this yyeek
Charles Wheeler finished work for II. A.
Kent, November 4. Vaney Persons
has moved into the house Of his grand
father at Kent's Corners, and il at work for
Herbert Kent. il G. Wright of Mid.
dlshury was in town recently. Nora
Mower was at home from West Randolph
on Tuesday. Mr.. julius Robinson is