The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-30
Cabot.

needs OF Cuba at the Methodist church in
Marshfeld. - New sugar and dough-
nuts. were generously served to the Ep.
worth League at George Hoyt's last Friday
at the Methodist church last Sunday morn.
ing - The Epworth League Reading
Circle will meet with Miss Mabel Hanes
next Friday evening - Miss Nellie
Swerdfeger is at home from the Moody
school at Northfield, Mass, on short vaca-
ton. - The Christian Endeavor society
will give social and peanut hunt at the
Congregational vestry next Friday evening.
New maple sugar will be served and every
one Is invited.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on ffty-cent
bottle OF Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar,
IL 1t 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.
East Cabot.
w. l.. Adams Of Toronto Veterinary Col
lege is at his fathers, @. T. Adams -
Maggie Carr has returned from Burlington
where she has been for the past six weeks
- Miss Ida Houghton has gone to
Charles Thurber's to work for the summer.
- Mrs. Harvey Cess Is gaining from
her recent illness as also is Mrs. Heath.
- Miss Meriden Taft OF Barre is at N.
L. Wilson's for few days. - e. II.
Clark is repairing his house at the village
and has rented it to Nelson Morse. -
N. L. Wilson invited his friends and neigh
bors on Saturday to help him eat new sugar.
South Cabot.
DR.. Hathaway was in Boston and Win
throp, Mass, few days last week.
Rev. s. g. Lewis preached here on Sunday
and eleven were taken into the church in
full membership. - Henry Kellogg's
family Of Marshfeld are moving into the
house with Glen j. Clark's family.
w. A. Hanscome had calf die one night
last week, the rats knawing its feet till 1t
bled to death. - The Ladies' Aid will
hold a neck-tie and apron socable tonight
"wednesday at Mrs. Glen Clark's. Every
body Is invited. - Some fifty friends of
Lena Southwiok took her by surprise last
week on Tuesday night. 1t was her
eighteenth birthday. They were treated to
served. They then passed the rest of the
night in playing games, music and singing
after which they departed for their homes,
leaving behind number Of small tokens Of
their love and esteem.
A torpid liver robs you of ambition and
ruins your health. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers cleanse the liver, cure constipation
Terrill q Co. Az
Miss Emma Foster is to teach the Maple
Corner School.
Ira Kent is quite feeble having been con-
findd TO his bed for the past few days.
Walter Ward is putting in butter box
machinery at the old red shop at Maple
Corner.
Regular meeting OF Stow Post and Relief
Corps at Memorial Hall next Saturday af-
ternoon.
D. e. Hawkins is rushing business at
the Kent's Corner saw-mill. He has put in
an inserted tooth saw, and has also bought
for use later a new hatcher and beader and
planer.
East Calais.
Rev. G. "a. Merrill of St. Johnsbury will
preach here on Sunday afternoon at one
o'clock. - Miss Alma Leonard has been
engaged to teach the summer term OF school.
g. A son was born to DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Gale on Friday morning, and one to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Leonard Of North Calais
on Sunday morning. - Sugar parties
were numerous last week, and everybody
who could, availed themselves Of the oppor-
tunity to test the fine quality OF sugar that
has been made thus far - Mrs. Fred
Cole Of Waltham, Mast, is stopping at w.
d. Peck's. =: John Gilman has been
q
Westmore. - Mrs. Oliver WheelOcl
and son, Clarence, spent Sunday at the
home of George Pierce. - ID. ID. Lamb
has been on the road for the past two weeks,
taking orders for wall paper. - Miss
Sylvia Bliss brought bunch of May flowers
to church on Sunday.
Sodom.
Some thirty or forty men are at work on
the quarries, larger force than ever before
- The old Lawrence quarry is reopened
not having been worked for abouttwo years
A telephone to this quarry is anticipated
when the frost Is out of the ground. The
| big block OF granite recently drawn from
Wrigbt's quarry to Montpelier was toe
small for the place for which it was re-
quired. and Rob Lowery, on the Lawrence
quarry, is working another for the place
As it was being taken from the ledge to the
yard it was accidentally tipped over into q
| large pool OF water, where 1t was nearly
submerged. Pipes have been arranged tc
draw the water off. SO it can be worked
the Eureka quarry, received severe fest
wound. At work on the derrick his hand
slipped from the rope, and his arm struck 6
sharp stone, cutting cash In which si1
stitches were taken. He has gone to Ash
land, N H., to visit his sister. - FREQ
will move there April /. Mr.. Scott moves t.
Mr.. MoLouds, and Mr.. Russell moves
into the tenement vacated by Mr.. Scott
Mr.. Courier will occupy William Daley
| new tenement. - Elmer Mathers Is ex
| pected home from Burke this week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reed have q new boy
60 Mrs. Fidelia Daggett is better.
Ryegate.
Gilmore Morrison Is ILL.,
Addition Ryegate items may be found OF
page two.
Lille Symes 10 at her brothers., Edwar,
e Symes In Topsham.
Anna B. Nolan Is home from her schoo
at st. Johnsbury for a two weeks vacation
The Christian Endeavor Society has
sugar social this evening in the churcl
vestry.
Bert Symes has 30 far recovered from
long run Of typhoid fever as to be move,
from Wells River to his fathers home.
John Davidson has rented the Bigelov
farm for the coming year and will move a
once. VIII Davidson will manage tn
home place.
A pair OF deer have been seen severa
times in the past month. Their favorit
haunt seems to be the woody section be
tween Major Henderson's and Ryegat
pond.