The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-06
Cabot.

etc, etc. Work will be sent to Mr.. Morse |
and accounts for such printing may be sell
tied with him. This will be convenience |
to people of Cabot and vicinity, and they
are invited TO call on Mr.. Morse to see
samples and get prices.
Mrs. Flora Cobb OF Montpelier is visiting
in town.
Miss Susie Atkins has returned to her
school at East st. Johnsbury.
Miss Nellie Williams resumes her posi-
ton as teacher in the King district in Marsh
field.
Mrs Allie Hickie and children of East
Burke are stopping with her father, X. p.
freeman, few weeks.
| The Good Templars will hold a prone
| made and supper at town hall on Now
Years eve. Good music will be in attend
| ance
W. I. Morse has an appointment az no.
tary public with seal Of office and is ready
| for business Of this kind. Mr.. Morse has
also blank forms Of papers.
Arthur Perkins OF Plan6eld and Miss
Inez Hopkins OF Cabot, who were married
about two weeks ago, have gone to live
with Mr.. Perkins mother in PlaiDfeld.
Walter, son of Mr.. and Mrs William
Swan, died last Friday. Funeral cere-
monies were held at the Congregational
church Sunday afternoon. The interment
was in the village Cemetery.
The promenade and supper on Thanks
giving eve by the Order of The Eastern Star
was quite a success. The orchestra, led by
| Mr.. Wilder, was very much enjoyed. A
large crowd was present.
Ora Dow and Miss Mamie Smith were
married last Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs Dow are to carry on the farm owned
by Mr.. Davis father he having moved to
the village into the Mrs. Stone house.
Schools commenced on Monday with the
following teachers; Village, Guy E. Spea q,
upper department; Annie l.. Gould, pri-
mary departments; Lower Cabot, Blanche
Hickie; West Hill, Pausy Smith; Burnap
district, May OrmsDee; Whittier district,
Bertha Osgood; Peterville, Emily Gorhami
South Cabo, Mabel Haines; East Cabot
Sadie Newell
The "Buy Bees" have their qnilt com
pleted with the aid Of two boys capable OF
doing fine work with a needle. The moth
eTs and other friends put the outside knots
before Santa Claus started on his annua
trip, hoping when it Reaches its destination
1t will be an acceptable and Merry Christ
mas gift TO the receiver. 1t bears gooC
wishes from all the little "Busy Bees"
E. w. Paige Of New York city has jus
. made the public library of the town valu
able gift of fifty choice volumes. Severa
more volumes will be sent later. Mr.
Paige no was born in Cabot in 1852, whei
= quite young went to Boston and engaged il
various pursuits. Becoming dissatisfied h
n ent to Paterson, n. Y, in the employ o
n e. f. Randolph & Son. By great energ
and enterprise he has gradually risen, until
at the present time he is at the head of tn
4 largest -four firm of New York city Tn
!, gift attests to his affections and ties {
=, the place of his birth for which token tn
- people of the town feel grateful and tul
. appreciative. 1t is wished that a publ
building might be had for the storage G
8 the books
East Roxbury.
r A. j. Boyce was in Montpelier last week
Il Mrs. Ora Boyce sprained her ankle las
:. Friday.
Fred and Lou Blanchard spent Thursda
o in Brookfield.
r Arch Green is helping at F. o. Allen
y for few weeks.
Miss Annie Woodward is teacher in tn
u Bow man district.
4 Edith Ruiz, who has been in Barre for
d number of weeks, is at home.
Miss Edith Ruiz who has been visiting i
Is Barre returned last week
- L. w. Blanchard has been suffering wit
a severe attack OF rheumatism.
:. Mr.. Beacon from South Ryegate was
a., guest at ID. l.. Bucks last week.
n Mrs. Celia Hubbard of South Royalton,
visiting her father, l.. w. Blanchard.
y School begins here Monday with Mis-
T. Sara Ladd of Mortified III teacher.
l. Mrs. Eta Fuller and two children froI
Waits field visited in town last week.
t. II. Coburn was in town and took nun
n Der of orders for fruit trees last week.
4 Theron and Grace williams of William.
town, visited at ID. l.. Buck's on Tuesday.
a Theresa and Grace Williams from Wi
II liston were guests of Cecil Buck last Tue
Is day.
i Mrs. s. d. Blanchard and Miss Dor
Martin spent few days last week
u Brookfeld.
= Miss Ethel wardner of Brookfield sper
y several days last week with her granC
y father, Jacob Wardner.
Miss Cecile Buck began school on Mo
h day in Randolph, MISS Hattie Kidder
- Marshfeld and Harry Kidder in Orange.
f The directors decided to have school
oil this district which Is expected to begin ID
ir cember with Sarah Ladd from Mortified
the teacher.
al Bert #. Allen started Friday for Sprin
e. field, expecting to be absent two or thre
v weeks, visiting his brother Charles an
n other friends in Massachusetts.
VI waitstieid
as Richard Brown has sold his oxen
az James NELL.
3. Orville Richardson leaves this week to a
o. tend school in Waterbury.
u, Merton johnson has returned 10 Faysto
a after seven years work at Fred Carols.
a, Report says that Mrs. #. A. Boyce is d
ing well, after her operation at MAJ
Fletcher hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Richardson are bo
~ i'll. They have a nurse from Burlingtt
caring for them. Mr.. Richardson is mo
IN comfortable.
Come to the meeting for Bible stndy
n, the Methodist church ON Thursday evenin
The subject for study will be Goods Co
enant with Noah" and babel"
IN Mr.. and Mrs Dickie, returned missio
he aries fIom Kinhua, China addressed a
diences in the Methodist church Sundt
ed morning and evening, Beth speakers d
lie lighted their hearers. They showed gre
many curios from China.
mt Daniel Moriarty, an old ald respected re
Ir. ident died last Saturday OF blood poisonin
He had suffered for several weeks with
a. abscess on his neck, but it was doing W,
nh until few days before he died. Funer
services were held on Monday and the
-, terment was at Moretown. He leaves tS
'ol sons, who live at home, and one daughtt