The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-13
Cabot,


Mrs. j. M. Meader has just returned from
| New.York and Boston,with full line of mil
linery novelties, and will have her opening
| Wednesday and Thursday, October 20
| and 81.
Rev. Mr.. Hartwell gave a very able tenn
perance sermon last Sunday morning. He
| gave some very important statistics in re
gard to the liquor traffic, paid glowing
tribute to the late Neal Dow, and closed
with an earnest appeal to all to push the
work until the demon is banished from our
land.
There will be an Epworth League Read
ing Circle at B. p. Elmer's on Friday even
ing at Lower Cabot. Everybody invited.
- Veterinary Carl W. Fisher within
the past week has tested the entire herds Of
VIII Adams, e. T. Hopkins, w. r. Put
nam and Hiram Russell, amounting to 100
head, pronouncing them all sound. -
Charles G. Hoyt OF Boston closed his work
as printer at the Crawford House last week
and is visiting friends here at present.
g. Dean W. Fisher is in Montpelier at
work In the creamery. - Carl Fisher
has returned to Toronto to the Veterinary
College. - By invitation Of the presi-
dent of the Lower Cabot Reading Circle,
Dean Fisher gave very graphic and inter-
esting account Ct his trip to San Francisco,
Yosemite Valley and other points of inter-
est, at their meeting on October a. A large
membership was present, and warm vote
OF thanks was rendered Mr.. Fisher. -
j.. @. Fisher, who was so unfortunate as to
have his little finger crushed in an ensilage
cutter ten days ago, has been obliged to
have second operation. The ring finger
was amputated this time. - Regular
meeting Of Green Mountain Chapter, No.
80, Order Of the Eastern Star, on Friday
evening OF this week. Let there be full
attendance. - The rainbow sosp-bubble
party at II. s. Dow's on Friday evening
was financial success. A good time was
enjoyed by all present.
j. M. Thirswend, of Grosbeck, Tex, says
that when he has a spell of indigestion, and
feels bad and sluggish, he takes two of De-
is all right the next morning. Many thou
sands of others do the same thing. Do your
W. E. Terrill q Co.
East Calais.
Carroll, only child of Bert and Lura Ban
croft, died last Saturday at the home Of G.
III. Burnap at North Calais, aged four years.
The burial was from the house Monday at
ten o'clock A M, Rev. j. Edward Wright of
Montpelier officiating. A few weeks ago the
child went to visit his grandparents and was
taken i'll with dysentery. He grew better
of the first attack, which was succeeded by
membranous Group, which in turn was fol-
lowed by another turn of dysentery from
which the little fellow could not rally. The
family have the heartfelt sympathy of the
community.
Mrs. j. o. Lamb returned on Monday
from Maiden, Mass, where she has been for
several weeks. - @. j. Lamb and wife,
Helen Eastman and D. ID. Lamb are in at
tendance at the grand lodge session Of Good
Templars at Randolph Miss Eastman and
D, d, Lamb are delegates from Moscow
lodge. - In the wedding announcement
last week the bridegroom's name should
nave read DIN instead Of Olive Faunce and
the bride was Minnie Doying, moi Darwin,
- w. L. Pierce was in Boston last
week buying his fall stock of goods. -
Mrs. G. Il. Dwinell returned from New
York last Friday and will have stylish
assortment of millinery and fancy goods on
sale this week. No further notice will be
given.
North Calais.
Enos Hopkins is laid up with sore hand
caused by handling cornstalks. - Ner-
via Foster spent few days with friends in
Montpelier last week. - Mrs. Maria
Tabor, who has been spending several
North Montpelier Mrs. Mary Tabor &C.
her for short stay. - Octo.
Der 10 is the date fixed for the next cotillion
party to be given at Memorial Hall.
Sodom
George Newton is shingling his house. the
work being done by Mr.. Bacon. - Will
lie and Gordon Guy have returned to
Sodom and entered school. - Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Holmes of Worcester
- Over 1000 feet of granite were
quarried last month, by four men, from
the quarry run by Patch & Co.
Ella Patch of johnson and friend of hers
are visiting Walter e. Patch, her brother at
II. ii. McLoud's. - Dennis Ladoo works
for Mrs. Sarah Slayton and Elwyn and
John Slayton are hunting Game is said to
be very plenty this fall.
Karl's Glover Root Tea is pleasant laxa-
tive, Regulates, the bowels, purifies the
blood. Clears the complexion. Easy to
make and pleasant to take. % cts. Sold
by W. e. Terrill & Co.
Mrs. j. G. Atwood is visiting at Oxford
vile, N. H., and elsewhere.
Herbert j. Kingsbury and Eva M. Thomp-
son were married by Rev. Mr.. Allen on
Sunday evening at the Methodist parson-
age. They will make their home at II. A.
Kingsbury's.
Myron Wilmot has removed to West
Fsirlee. He is to drive stage from that
Roberts of Proctorsville was in town last
week. - Mrs. E. W. Ware has sold the
Montague house to Allen l. Fogg of West
Lebanon, n. H., and Mr. Ware has bought
a place in Canaan, where they remove this
week. ln6y SOU Juelr bup6rHuOuS mousse
hold goods at auction on Saturday.
Herbert Bowers Of Littleton, N. H., has
been visiting his uncle, Z. A. George.
- Mrs. L. G. Aldrich was in town last
week, staying with Miss A. A. Clement.
- George M. Goodrich of Williams
town has begun singing-school in No. s.
- Eva Barup has left A. I. -Dexter's,
and Mrs. Ella Fulton of STAFFORD is again
at work there. - Mrs. W. j. Kidder of
Mortified has been visiting here. Her late
husband, Rev. w. j. Kidder, was once pas
tor OF the Methodist church in this place.
- Rev. j. II. Roberts. missionary at
Kalgan, China, was at j. M. Comstock's
Friday night. - Bert #. Davis, formerly
of Chelsea, who has been a clerk in West
Fairlee for several years, is about to go into
business at East Barre. - Mrs Maria b.
Medcalf went to st. Adams on Saturday to
live in family there. - The post-office
was moved on Monday to its new quarters
in charge OF the new postmaster. - Mrs.
Martha s. (Marsh) Durham of Westminster,
one Of our girls of few years ago, is visit
ing in town with her husband. - Mrs.
Flora M, (Corliss) Jackson of Montpelier was
in town on Sunday. - Mary A. Bur-
bank was at home from Barre on Sunday,
and Kate Mehuron with her. j. II,
Putnam and sister Of Wilton, N. H., were
at the hotel ON Sunday. - Rev. Mr..
Sherman closed his old folks sermon on
Sunday morning with very appropriate quo
tation from Rev. Dr. Rankin's sermon at
tho fuparol NJ Dao EhorIao Uux,a,, % a.