The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-11-24
Cabot,
Mrs. Charles Bouldry is convalescent.
l., G, Fisher is seen upon the streets again

J.. 9. Fisher is seen upon the streets again
Jack looks smiling. Ask him the reason
why.
George Meader is hostler at the winooski
House.
The creamery paid twenty cents for DC.
tober butter.
Miss Lillian Wells is spending few
weeks at Barre.
George Morse has moved on to the G. and
II. Worcester farm.
Two young ladies of Cabot contemplate
opening an art gallery.
Fred Hairs dog caught fox on Saturday
last. Where was Fred9
Don't forget the entertainment on Friday
evening at the Town Hall.
Mrs Horace Peck has gone to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital, Burlington.
Mrs. Myra Colburn of Plainfeld is now
caring for Mrs. Clara Burnham.
Miss Flora Ransom and Mrs. Flora Lance
are in Montpelier for a few days.
Mrs. Rosetta Wilson and Frank Worces.
ter were in town on Sunday last.
b. j. Lance ard sons have been making
extensive repairs on their mill property.
Mr.. Wakefield of Wolcott has purchased
the George Meader house on Elm street.
N. b. Rogers returned home last week
from a successful Fl shing trip at Lake Cham
plain.
Misses Nellie and Flossie McDaniels of
Glover are visiting their aunt, Mrs. David
Nelson.
Mrs Mary Beedle slipped and fell to the
floor breaking her left wrist about two
weeks ago.
Clyde Collins has returned from Cumber-
land, Maine, where he has been the past
few months.
A nice bouquet of marigolds was picked
on November 10 from Miss Jeanette Gun
ningham's yard.
Miss Mamie Smith is working for e. d.
Waldo and Mrs. Hobart has returned to her
home in Marshfield.
There will be a Thanksgiving concert at
the Congregational church next Sunday in
place of the morning service.
Mrs. Alice Fisher has returned from Mas
sachusetts, where she has been spending
couple of months with relatives.
j. B. Knight is repairing the old shop
purchased of j. Il. Drew preparatory to
moving his bicycle works into the same.
The wedding cards are out announcing
the marriage Of Myrtle G.. Boyles to Will
liam II. Turner of Berlin on November "a.
Don't forget the concert and entertain
ment to be given on Friday evening by the
original drummer boy of the Rappahanock.
George Dow purchased thirteen head of
tested cows at Berlin last week. George
can fully appreciate the value of Spears
test.
Mrs. Lizzie Williams returned to her
home last week after an absence of several
weeks in Boston with her sister, Mrs Ban
mister.
Rev. Mr.. Hartwell gave his congregation
on Sunday an elaborate and interesting
history of the Vermont Domestic Mission
airy Society.
Martin Wakefield and his sister. Mrs.
Whitcher, of Hardwick have purchased
Mrs Josie Meader's house on Elm street.
Price paid, 500.
Clyde Collins, who for the past two sea-
sons has been in the employ OF Hon. A. A.
Strout of Cumberland, Maine, returned to
his home on Saturday last.
Eastman Hopkins sold thirteen head of
tested cattle to parties in Peacham for about
six hundred dollars last week. The test
does not seem to cut the price.
Union Thanksgiving services will be held
in the Methodist church on Thursday even
ing at balf-past seven o'clock. Rev. III. L.
Hartwell will speak to the people.
Will Bowditch, who has been suffering
with painters collie at intervals the past
few months, was confined to the house the
past week with a very severe attack.
Green Mountain Chapter, No 80, Order Of
the Eastern Star, will hold special meet
ing on Friday evening of this week. 1t is
important that all the members be present.
The Board of Agriculture is booked for
this place on December 16. 1t is hoped by
this early notice that all other entertain
ments and shows will be side-tracked and
give the board the full right of way.
Edgar Peck and Miss Myrtle Smith were
married at the residence of Henry Smith
Wednesday, November 3, in the presence Of
the two families. They gave reception in
the evening to abont one hundred and fifty
friends. The presents were useful and
valuable.
On Wednesday, December l, there will
be District County Sunday-school con-
vention at the Congregational church, COM
mencing at ten A. NJ. Mr.. Miller, State
Field Secretary, will be present. Everyone
should avail themselves Of the opportunity
to hear this able and interesting speaker.
f. A. Wales business has increased to
such an extent that it necessitates more
room. Consequently the old shop is torn
down and a larger and more commodious
structure with steam power for wood
work will be erected on the old site with
Charles Preston of Marshtield for boss work
man.
Our wheelwright and blacksmith, f. A.
Wales, has just completed one of the best
two-horse wagons ever built in this town.
weight, l,iVO pOunuS; capacity OF DOuy,
three long tons. and holds eighty-fve BUSH
els; Concord axles, right side up with 1,O55
separate irons on the same. Sim Swerd-
feger is the lucky owner and is doing a
heavy grain business at Marshfeld.
A grand campfire entertainment will be
given by Morrill, Post, No. H. G. A. R., and
the Woman's Relief Corps at Village Hall,
November 26. The noted drummer of the
Rappahannock, Major Henderson, and his
son. are the principal actors. assisted by
home talent. This is expected to be the
greatest treat of the season. This play will
be held in the Universalst church at Marsh.
field next Saturday evening. A promenade
at the close of each evenings entertain
ment.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on a tifty-cent
bottle OF Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar,
IL 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. @. Voodry, Cabot.
Frank Carr, Calais.
Chelsea.
There was promenade and dance at
Densmore's hall on Friday evening, and
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