The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-06-28
Cabot.

Cabot.
A. W. Baker and wife drove from Boston
into town Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah j. Morse and Miss Julia Far
rington are in Burlington visiting relatives.
The JOURNAL may be had every night
now at the postoffice on account OF change
in time.
When you want dried beef 90 to Morse
Brothers, as they have a shaver and will
shave 1t for you.
DIR. and Mrs. s. L. Wiswell have returned
from four months trip through the CEN
trail and western states.
AT the meeting of the Congregational
church and society last Thursday, it was
voted to accept the resignation Of Rev. II.
l.. Hartwell, its pastor
Fl. Atkins will receive laundry at Lower
Cabot for Morse Brothers. 1t may be left
with him till six P. M, Wednesdays. The
price OF laundering shirt waists has been re-
duced from the universal price of twenty
cents to fifteen cents.
AT the meeting of the schools of the town
at the town hall on Friday afternoon, the
exercises passed off in very pleasant and
creditable manner. Especially good taste
and hard, painstaking work could plainly
be seen as a result. The hall was filled to
its utmost capacity, thus proving the inter-
est OF parents and all in the educational life
OF the town. To j. p Lamson town SUI
perintendent, should credit be given as a
hard and efficient worker in behalf of our
schools,
8. 9. voodry was in Burlington last
week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Payson Wal
bridge went to Burlington on the excursion
| last week. - Mrs. K. P. Freeman visit
ed her daughter Mrs Winnie Hickie at
| East Burke last week. - The Epwor
League will give reception to the old peo-
| pie OF the town at the Methodist church
next Thursday afternoon. - Miss Susie
Atkins is at home on vacation from East
st. Johnsbury where she has been teach
| ing the past year. - Miss Nellie Will
| liams graduated from the Normal school at
johnson last week. Her mother, Mrs. FL.
G. Williams attended the graduating exer-
cises - Clyde Collins goes to Williams
town to work through haying.
Moretown.
Fred Towle is in town for few days.
| The village schools closed last Friday
Mrs Sidney Atkins has a new Victoria
| bicycle
R. Buckley was in Montpelier one day
last week.
II. o. Ward is building shed near the
town hall.
Eli Wheeler is to begin haying for c. d.
| Ashley next Tuesday.
Miss Elda Reynolds went to her home in
Georgia last Thursday.
| Miss Elda Palmer, who has been very i'll
the past week, is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Turner and daughter
| from Barre are visiting in town.
Martin Gillette OF Montpelier spent Sun
| day with his son, Barney Gillette.
Frank Ward and wife OF Middlesex spent
day last week with r. Sawyer, their
uncle.
| Leon Palmer and Lizzie Duncan were
married by Rev. j. Edward Wright last
| Saturday.
Harold Austin was thrown from load of
hay last Friday and badly hurt. He will
soon be all right again.
Mrs. w. o. Chapman OF Montpelier re-
turned to her home last Friday, after visit.
ing her parents the past week.
Mrs. G. w. Buck returned to her home in
Brownsville last Friday after spending
few days with her cousin, I. 8. Austin.
George Ashley went last Wednesday to
the Fabyan House, White Mountains, to
work as postmaster through the summer
Mrs. e. A. Dumas and son went to her
home in Fayston last Sunday after staying
three weeks with her daughter, Mrs. w. G.
Somerville.
A two days court was held in town the
past week. The parties interested were
Frank Bedding and Henry Parcher v. d. o.
Bruce, the dispute being over spring of
water. The lawyers interested in the case
were e. A. Heath, John II. Senter, George
W. Wing, e. Palmer and Clough & Moody.
North Duxbury.
Daniel Russ of the United States navy
spent portion Of last week with his aunt,
Mrs. l.. j. Durkee. - Mrs. George
Smith of Morristown spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Durkee. - Miss Fran
ces Smith Of Waterbury Center closed a sue
cessful term of school at Durkeeville last
Friday. The scholars having no marks were
Flora andwilliam Durkee and Edward and
Mary O'Brien. - Miss June Tomlinson
of Barre spent Sunday with Miss Maggie CAL
lahan. - Mrs. Patrick Grace continues
about the same. - Miss Flora Shepherd
of Waterbury Center chosen successful
term of school in district No. 8 last Sstur-
day. - ID. Stevens has moved to Camp
Willard again for the season. - Misses
Eva and Blanche Kennedy, who have been
attending school in Barre, have returned
for their vacation.
North Fayston.
Mrs. @. ID. Miller and brother Richard
made short visit In town the past week.
- Mrs. G. III. Ingalls, OF Randolph is
visiting here. - Miss Martha English of
Warren visited Miss Abbie Pease recently.
- Mrs. j. Root and son of Waterbury
visited her sister, Mrs. b. g. Marble last
week. - Byron Marble is putting an
addition on his dwelling - Sunday.
school at 2:3O P. M, and services at 1880 P.
M. next Sunday. - Mrs. r. 8. Hea on
has been in town the past week getting
ready for the sale Of her household and
wheelwright goods and dwelling
Ryegate.
Five by letter and twenty-three by pro-
fession were received into the United Pres
byterian church last Sunday. - Mrs
N. j. Elmes OF Boston is in town assistii z
in caring for her father, Robert Miller
- The womans Christian Temperance
Union meets with Mrs. Maggie Kicker mex,
afternoon. - Miss Theresa
Morrison is at home from the west. -
w. g. Kicker is at home from Yale College.
htaA hal al L..