The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-08-03
Cabot.

| OrVlb COrIneT IL III bObJOn LOT m6ulCal alu
he having been in poor health for sometime
past,
L. Myers and wife visited their daughter,
Mrs. N. j. Corliss at West Fairlee last
week.
A goodly number of the inhabitants are
occupying cottages at Lake st. Joseph,
West Danville.
Harry Foster of Montpelier is to occupy
8. Swerdfeger's house near the south end
of Main street.
Mrs. Julia Steele and children from
| Worcester, Mass, are visiting at her faith
er's j. II. Damon's.
Rev. Irwin Kimbsll and family from South
Carolina visited his mother, Mrs Janeatte
| Klmball, last week.
Mrs. Susan Story and daughter, Mary,
from Swampscott, Mass, are stopping a few
weeks at T. X. Garney's.
Mrs. Hannah Haskins and daughter from
Washington, ID. c., are stopping with her
sister, Mrs. j. II. Damon.
A new road is in progress between L. g.
Fishers residence and George Dows on
West Hill, to improve the grade.
George Morse and daughter from War
rem, N. H., spent few days last week at
his mothers, Mrs. Nelson Morse.
Mrs. Jennie Webster and son, Allan, Of
| Tilton, N. H., are stopping a few days with
her father, Paul Lance at Lower Cabot.
Frank Chickering has sold his residence
| at Lower Cabot to o. r. Collins and is to
move on to farm near South Hardwick.
The Christian Endeavor Society will give
an entertainment in Village Hall on the
evening OF August %, entitled "a Vision of
Fair Women"
Fred Boyles and wife of Montpelier made
a short stop in town while on their way
home from Isle LaMotte where they have
| been camping.
The annual tea of the foreign missionary
society will be held with Mrs. James Stone,
Lower Cabot, next Friday afternoon. A
cordial invitation to all
A reception was held in Good Templars
hall last Saturday evening in honor OF DR..
and Mrs. l.. w. Burbank. They were the
recipients of nice chair and table.
The check list is posted and every vote.
should examine it to see If his name is in it
so that he may not lose his chance to voter
| - The lawn party given by the Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor society on the
| grounds Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Harrington
was we'll attended. The clipping bee made
it quite lively. The evening was very en-
joyable and gave handsome sum to the
Eastern Star by Harriet and Julia Fisher
was attended by about one hundred and
sixty. The literary exercises were very en-
| jOyable, the ice cream and cake first class,
and the crowd was happy as we'll as the
Mrs. Edwin Burnham died last Saturday
morning after long and painful illness.
For over year past she has been unable to
walk and amid all her deprivations OF
pleasure was ever cheerful and possessed
of much courage. She bore her sufferings
with patience, looking ahead with anxiety
to the time when she would be able to at
tend the Star" meetings which was one OF
her chief delights and Of which she had
been worthy and active member, willingly
fulfilling all her duties. Being possessed
Of rare musical talent her voice was often
heard in social circles and in church, one
Of her favorite selections, which she re-
quested sung at her funeral was abide
with me-" Funeral services were held at
her home Sunday morning, conducted by
Rev Elizabeth Goldwaithe. She leaves a
husband and son and aged parents who
deeply feel their loss. Beautiful floral en-
blems from 1.-THE "Star" and other friends
testified to their esteem and sympathy.
East Cabot.
Mrs. Mary Semple of New York, who has
been at N. X. Abbott's for some time, has
gone to her sisters. Mrs. e. Clark's, in
Peachsm. - Mr.. and Mrs. j. Parmenter
OF Brookfield and j. Gallup OF Escanaba
Barr's. - w. 1. Abbott and wife have
been visiting relatives in Barre and Plain,
field. - Mrs. Charles Gauthier and
Miss Meriden Taft Of Barre are at N. L
| WILSON'S IOr b lew Weeks. MIS-. w
l.. Adams and daughter, who have beer
visiting relatives here for few days. have
returned to their home in Hardwick. -
VIII Utton OF Morrisville was at q: L
Adams's on Sunday. - Henry Dawson
haS n9Eou nio iali hy,. W u .no n9us1 omho,
ny ~ nuII' Oo.., MISS Volna Sermons, na'
Gone " ~, Ioss S W Moih ... Mrs
nr s. a dans snI u1gen nh a,s S.aylnt
r.. Fl. Clark sold a pair of his work horse,
Last week to Fred Lamberton. Mrs
Paulina Davis. who has been Waiting rela
tiyes. has returned to her home in North
field.
Corinth'
J Thomas 8. Ladd died July % and wa
buried July 20.
Fl. f. Dickinson, who has been in tn
employ OF Houghton & Dutton, arrived il
town the past week
News has been received of the death O
John s. Wilson of Southern Pines, N, c
!! He died July % and was buried the follow
ing day He has been an invalid for man.
years.
Children's day was observed at III,
Meadow church last Sunday. The interio