The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-08-09
Cabot Items.

Mrs. Eliza Fisher has returned from Bar
ton Landing
The Ladies' Relief Corps met last week
Tuesday evening in their hall
Tramps and gypsies are seen more fire.
quently than for several years.
The Epworth League is moving toward
decorating and painting the vestry.
DR.. Goodell purchased fancy horse last
week of Scott Farnham of Peachan.
The Masons and the chapter of the East
ern Star are planning for picnic at Joe's
Pond soon.
The Epworth League lawn party, last Fri
day week, was well attended and good
sum was realized.
This week the village ways are to be re-
paired. Gravel will be drawn from S
Swerdfeger's mill-pond.
A special sermon for children will be
given at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning All are invited
S. q. Voodry is progressing finely on his
store, and when it is completed it will be
one of the finest blocks in town.
Rev. III. A. Russell and wife are away on
a vacation. There will be no meeting at
the Congregational church while Mr.. Rus
sell is away.
Mr.. Laird and L. Myers brought the tenn
perature up to fever heat around them one
the boys leaving the gates open.
The separator is now doing good business
1t will run through the milk and not lose a
pound. 1t paid its customers twenty-five
and twenty-three cents last week.
William Wood died at South Cabot last
week Monday, aged about sixty-five. He
leaves wife and one child to mourn his
loss. The funeral was held at the house
last Wednesday, Rev. j. o. Sherburne Off
ciating.
James Patterson died at East Cabot last
week Tuesday night of paralysis, aged
about seventy-six years. He leaves a wife
and two children to mourn his loss The
funeral was held at the house last Friday,
Rev. j. o. Sherburn officiating.
Among the visitors to our town during
the past week have been L. III. Haines and
wife of Waterbury; Mrs. Major II. NJ Paige
and daughter of Paterson, n. j. Major Gum
ton Cook of Barre; Albert Steele, wife,
three children and nurse of Worcester,
Mass; George Harvey, wife and daughter
of Saratoga Springs II. b. Whittier and
pelier; Win. Jennings OF Barre; Mrs. Mar
Tin and two sons of Wolcott, and Frank
Perry of Barre.
Mrs. Julia Steele and children are visiting
j. III. Damon, Mrs. Steele's father. -
Since DR.. Arthur Lance returned from Bur-
lington he has taken care of the late James
Patterson. - Mary Smith has returned
from her work at Barre, and is stopping at
her home. - l.. ID. Smith and daughter
Addie went to Boston last Wednesday and
will go from there to Old Orchard Beach
- Charles Farr of Lyndon was in town
last week. - I. @. Batchelder of Greens.
boro Bend was in town last Wednesday
- Mrs. Lucinda Lyford returned from
East Montpelier last week, where she has
been taking care of a sick friend. -
Mary Martin, formerly of Peacham, has
been visiting her aunt Mrs. e. w. Haines
- Mrs. Kelsey Freeman is GONZALES
cent. - l.. p. Cole and son are visiting
this week in the northern part of the state
- III. G. Kerr of Northfeld is stopping
at the Winooski House. - l.. NJ. Camp
and wife, who have been visiting at Rev.
III. A Russell's, returned last week to their
home in Waterbury, Conn. - Charles
Morrill, of Saratoga, n. Y, is visiting at his
old home in Cabot. == Harry Coburn of
New York city is visiting his father, L. f.
Coburn. 60 John Austin and wife of
Barre are cutting the hay on their place.
- Mrs. o. II. Collins is reported more
comfortable.