The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-11-10
Cabot.


with Mrs. Clyde Lance during her hus-
bands stay at Montpelier as juryman.
- Mrs II. s. Dow spent Saturday at
the Hub 60 Don't forget Prof. Henry
VanLiew's lecture on Thursday evening Of
this week. Subject, "Slums of New York
have been doing considerable damage of
late about town. Don't go too far. A word
to the wise Is sufficient, - Miss Sarah
Dow is once more settled in her old quar-.
tiers at Hiram Putnam's, and Orson Putnam
has moved to Woodbury., whore he will live
who is critically i'll. - Miss Lizzie Pres
ton of Marshfeld is working at the Winoos.
XII House. - Mrs. Charles Bouldry Of
South Cabot is seriously i'll with pneumo-
MIA. 60 Arthur l.. Warren of East Frye
burg Maine, visited at DR.. Warren's last
week. - Cadet Lance of Mortified,
being indisposed, is now stopping at his
fathers for few days. - The effects of
fire water was seen about town last week.
What is the matter with trying Chases
Gold Cure2 - Regular communication
of Green Mountain Chapter, No. 49, on Fri
day evening" November IL. Let there be
good attendance. - Mrs, Richard Cullen
and Mrs r. l.. Smith of Montpelier visited
their brother, r. j. O'Neill, last week.
- Amos Wiley has his new house 80
far completed that he is occupying the
same. - Most of the Boston excursion.
beat the record by returning on Monday.
- Schools closed throughout town on
Friday of last week. - DR.. II. p. Gale,
former physician of this town and late of
Fort Paine, Ala, has located at Barre.
- Antoine Antomer has secured job
as baggagemaster on boat and starts for
Florida this week. - Miss Flora At
kins closed her school in Groton last week
and has returned home, but will resume
her position next term. - Miss Luna
Atkins is at home during her vacation and
will return to Plainfeld to teach in the
same district the coming winter. - s.
Swerdfeger and Orvis Corner and wife are
in Montreal visiting - Rev. b. +.
Rowland of Barton Landing will lecture in
the Methodist church on Wednesday even
ing, November II, subject, THE Great
Problem. =, - musical organization
has been formed in this village under the
head of cabot Orchestra" with w. b.
Lance director; l.. A. Harrington, manager;
s. G. Voodry, treasurer. They will give
Thanksgiving promenade on Wednesday
evening November "a Everybody invite
to come and hear their program. -
Snow appeared on the heights in this town
the the first time the present season on Sum
day morning. - George Davidson. while
digging a we'll few days since at Lower
Cabot at a distance of seven feet below the
surface, struck stump in good state OF
preservation he made up his mind that it
d
doned the job. - Wells, Boyles & Rog
ers last week shipped nineteen tons of
sugar to st. Paul, Mimi, and five tons to
other parties in the West. - On Sunday
noon, before the Congregational Sunday
school, Rev. Mr.. Dixon gave a very inter-
esting account of his attendance upon the
State Sunday school Convention at Ben
nington. - The school taught by Miss
Farrow at Lower Cabot the past fall came
to a successful and interesting close on Fri
day evening with public exercises consist
ing of Rotations, dialogues, singing and
essays. Each pupil showed the good train
ing Of their teacher. - Juliet Fisher
closed another pleasant and profitable term
of school in the King district in Marshfield
on Friday. She is to return to teach the
winter term, which will be her fifth sue
cessive term in this district. - The new
block of j. T. Drew is fast nearing compile
ton. The large plate glass windows are al
ready in position. - The repairs on the
roads and bridges are practically completed.
The long delayed Fisher hill is nearly fin
ished by repairing the old road straight up
the hill. In all Of these repairs it may be
thought that the commissioners and select
men have made haste slowly, but to their
credit be it said. The bridges, twenty
eight in number, have all been put in sub
and he roads, many OF them,
better than ever before, and we think when
the accounts are settled it will be found that
CQ6 expense mas D6en COnblu6raDly 1888 IMAM
the public estimated after the freshet.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on tifty-cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar,
II it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle to
prove satisfactory or money refunded.
Wells, Boyles & Rogers, Cabot.
Morse Brothers, Cabot.
s. G. Voodry, Cabot
Frank Carr, Calais.
Calais.
Rev. 8. G. Hayford will hold meeting
at the Maple Corners scbool-house next
Tuesday evening at half past seven O'Clock.
East Calais.
Alfred P. Wheelock died on Saturday
aged sixty.fve years The funeral
day afternoon, Rev. Samuel Lewis of Marsh
field officiated, assisted by G.. II. Senter.
Mr.. Wheelock was lifelong resident OF
the town, an upright and honorable man.
He was universally liked and respected by
all. A good husband and father, good
be said .ef F. b Fay and and Mr u.e jennie Mssa
Comstock of Tilton, N. H., were called here
by the death of Mr.. Wheelock. The
regular meeting of Moscow Lodge will be
held Friday evening OF this week.
sodom.
Mrs. Fl. FL. McLoud visited in Montpelier
last week. - Mrs. Lawrence had visit
from cousin from Williamstown and re-
turned home with her for few days visit
last week. - Theodore Wood and fam
lily are moving to his mothers, the residence
Of the late George Hall. - Mrs. r. e.
Brown has nearly recovered. - Elmer
Ormsbee has taken Fred Martins place at
Mr.. Newton's.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money ON fifty.cent
bottle OF Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar
If 1t fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle to
prove satisfactory or money refunded.
W. l.. Pierce, East Calais.
@, r. Dwinell, East Calais.
W. q. Nye, North Montpelier
G. l.. Pray, North Montpelier
Groton.
The bobbin shop has shut down for the
winter as all their timber is worked up.
The men have worked steady and vaca-
ton will do them good. 20. g. Morri-
son has moved to his new house and Is
looking happy. g III. G. Clark and fam
lily of Hardwick are expected this week.
u. @. Carpenter has been running
lines at the summit for j. r. Darling. 1t
seems some one has been cutting timber on
Mr.. Darling's land. - w. B. Plummer
has started a new meat market and says we
can have meat at all times and at reason
able prices. We wish him success -
Ora Qontt 20 nj 70 lnxu nd To,