The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-17
Cabot.

Cabot.
L. G. Fisher is in Boston on business.
The creamery paid nineteen cents for
February butter on Monday.
Rev. Ell. L. Hartwell exchanged with
Rev. Mr.. Williams of Peacham last Sunday.
1t has been publicly announced that an
effort is being made to start theater in
town.
Carl Fisher is at home from his first term
of school at the Veterinary college in To-
ronto, Canada.
OF the eighty iurymen drawn for March
term of Washington county court, seven of
them were from this town.
Charles Foster, living on Cabot Plains,
received hard blow on the head, making a
severe wound, one day last week, while
helping unload horse power
The box supper held in the Congrega-
tional vestry by the young peoples Chris
tian Endeavor, last week, was we'll attend
ed. All pronounced it an enjoyable occa-
sion. Ten dollars were the proceeds.
The Good Templars presented to large
and appreciative audience, on Monday even
Of last week, the popular drama "Under the
SPELL" 1t was followed by the laughable
farce "a Bachelors Dilemma" The parts
were all we'll assigned and admirably acted.
The St. Johnsbury preacher, Thomas
lyric, will lecture in the Methodist church
on Friday evening, March 26. His subject
will be "The Children of Issachar' or "Men
for the Times" A collection will be taken
at the close for benevolent purposes. All
are cordially invited.
A very pleasant and enjoyable occasion
was the meeting of the Plainfield and East
Calais Endeavor Societies, with the society
Of this place on Friday evening OF last week.
A plentiful supper followed social hour.
Remarks were made by the several pastors
A lullaby song by Miss Bertha Swerdfeger
was we'll rendered. Miss Blanche Kidder
OF Plainfeld sang song, aud a recitation
by Hattie Fisher, with charades, quota
tions, ETC., occupied the. time until the COM
pany dispersed,
East Cabot.
W. L. Adams has returned from Toronto,
where he has been attending veterinary
college for the p asst six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. 8. Barr, who have been
| spending the past week in Northfield, have
returned home. William Clarke has
moved from the George Heath place to the
Paine place. - Mr.. and Mrs. George
Heath are quite ill. - Mrs E. f. Clarke
and am daughter Madeline are visiting E. e
Clarke. - Miss Edna Cutting of Morris
| vile Is visiting relatives here. - W. L
Abbott was at r. B. Abbott's last week.
Lower Cabot.
Miss May Ormsbee visited in Marshfield
last week.
Hon. j. M. Fisher was called to Mont
pelier last week as juror.
The reading circle met with Herman o.
good on Monday night of last week.
Luke Fisher went to Boston last Saturday
evening to obtain a market for his sugar.
Tyler Ormsbee has finished work for Ed
ward Smith where he has worked for some
time. and is now at work for l.. G. Fisher.
Two young women from East Cabot, &C
companied by two young men came tt
Cabot on Friday last to attend the prone
made. After engaging rooms where they
raised havoc with furniture and other ar
ticles, they entered the hall. There they
conducted themselves in such a manne
that they were asked to leave. One of the
young men refused and they were escorted
to rooms by Sheriff Collins where the,
were arrested for intoxication.