The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-16
Cabot.

had trouble.
Bert Dow was at home last week from
Waterbury where he Is at work in the in
sane asylum.
Miss Flora Atkins went to Morrisville
last week to visit her sister, Susie, who is
teaching there.
The remains Of Mrs. Ives Harvey were
brought to town last week for interment in
the Harvey cemetery.
Mrs. Fannie Keith and children from
Charleston are spending q few days at her
fathers, Nelson Morse,
M. ID. Wells has been chosen as delegate
to represent the Congregational church at
the Ecclesiastical council to be held at East
Barre, February %.
At the Congregational church next Sun
day morning the pastor will take for his
theme Love" In the evening the subject
OF the missionary meeting will be Hawaii"
The closing concert of the lecture course of
the Christian Endeavor society which was
billed for last evening, has been postponed
until the first or second week in March on
account Of securing talent from abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wheeler will open
their house at Lower Cabot for a public re-
ception to be given by General and Lady
Washington next Friday evening. Every
one, both old and young, are cordially in.
vited to be present and bring ye ancient
costume and manners. Light refreshments
will be served.
Mrs. Clara Burnham, who has been con-
fined to her bed for months past, was pleas
antly surprised few days ago by nice fat
partridge walking into the shed and allow
ing itself to be caught, Gagged and finally de-
prived of its life to satisfy the longing appe-
tite OF Mrs. Burnham, as she had been wish
ing for such rare treat, and felt there is
one who careth for all"
Gil. 81
soon return to his home in Marshfeld. He
has just recovered from a long and severe
attack of typhoid fever. 1t was fortunate
for him that he was In the care of such
friends as Mr.. and Mrs. Swerdfeger. He
was placed in the best room in their house
and for six weeks was cared for as faith
fully as if he had been their own son, no
luxury being spared for his comfort or ease.
The creamery paid IS cents yesterday for
January butter. Churn test. - George
Davidson has snapped his house and barn
in Lower Cabot with Eleziah Knowles for
his farm in Marshfeld. - The board of
civil authority will meet at the town clerks
office to abate taxes, on Thursday the
seventeenth, at one o'clock. - b. p.
Elmer has bought the land on the hill be-
longing to the estate of the late West Dav-
idson.
Morrill, Post, G. A. r., with few invited
friends, including members of Morrill,
Woman's Relief Corps met at Grand Army
Hall on Saturday evening to celebrate the
anniversary of Lincoln's birthday and enjoy
a social evening with music and a good time
generally. Supper was served at a season.
able hour, after which Hon. j. p. Lamson
treated the company with "reminiscences of
President Lincoln, the war of the rebellion,
the Grand Army Of the Republic and Relief
Corps which was highly appreciated by all
present.
Last week brief mention was made of the
death of Mrs. M. d. Warren, an energetic
and strong-mnded woman, ever ready and
willing to perform her part wherever duty
called For several months past she had
been great sufferer, but bore it all with
fortitude and patience, never losing her in
terest in the affairs of those around her I'M
til the last few days when disease seized
her brain. By her death the Eastern Star
loses a willing and able worker and in the
past year holding the office of matron. She
was nominated for the present year but on
account of failing health was obliged to re-
fuse. About four weeks previous the patron
of the order was taken by death, coinci-
dence which is not recorded since the lodge
was formed. She was also worthy and
esteemed member OF the Daughters of Re-
bekah and ever willing worker. Funeral
services were held at her home conducted
by Rev III, L. Hartwell, who spoke comfort
ing words to the hereaved husband and
young daughter, the remains resting among
the flowers of her own tender care Beau
tiful floral tributes from the family, rela-
tives and the different lodges were placed
above her last resting place in the village
cemetery.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on ffty-cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar,
if it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle to
tpfa rafn cd
Wells, Boyles & Rogers, Cabot.
Morse Brothers, Cabot.
s. g. Voodry, Cabot.
Frank Carr, Calais.
East Cabot.
Mrs. Olin Clark is quite i'll. - Mrs. e.
E. Hall is again staying with her mother,
Mrs, r. III. Gate. - John Dunn is quite
ill. - Wason Dow of East Barre and
Miss Anna Dow Of Boston were called here
last week by the illness of their mother.
- Mrs e. M. Wheeler and daughter
Avis of Barre, who have been at K. III.
Clark's the past few weeks, have returned
to their home. - Mrs. Charles Adams,
who has been ill, is much better. g. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cutting of Morrisville are
visiting relatives here. g. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Clark of Peaoham visited at N. X. Alb
the social at II. Houghton's last week ON
Tuesday evening. Promenading was en-
joyed by ALL Refreshments were served.
South Cabot.
Mrs. L. E. Wabridge is very low. -
Mrs. o. j. Clark is ill. Also is Hattie
Wood. - Miss Abbie Springer is visit
ing her friends in this place for a few days.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Caprin and
sons family have been in Wolcott for a few
days. Over eighty attended the La
dies Aid meeting at Mrs. ID. s. Halls on
Friday evening. All enjoyed good time.
- The Ladies Aid is to have a baked
bean supper at their meeting next week on
Tuesday evening at Mrs, w. K. Tibbett's.
All are invited to attend and take part.
- All those interested in building a
church in South Cabot are requested to
meet at the school-house to decide whether
they build house of worship or not. This
is TO be the last meeting and let every one
try to come and have word to say for the
good cause and lend helping hand.
Calais.
George Kent is in Boston this week. -
The patrons of the Calais Creamery Asso-
citation received twenty-five cents for jan
uary butter. They are having about 5000
pounds of milk per run at present. 80
The next whist party and dance at Memo
rial hall is to be next week Friday evening.
East Calais.
Merrick Ainsworth is very feeble and is
confined to his bed.