The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-01-11
DEFERRED TOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
Cabot.

William Turner and wife OF Berlin spent
New Years at Orvis Boyles, father Of Mrs,
Turner.
A little daughter arrived at the hotel last
Friday night entrusted to the care OF Mrs.
Il. j. O'Neil.
The mercury touched thirty.four degrees
below zero in several places in town Mon
day morning
The week Of prayer will be observed by
union services at the Methodist and Con-
gregational churches.
Will Kew has finished his three years.
apprenticeship with j. 7. Drew and has
gone to Lyndon. The best wishes of his
friends go with him.
Mason s. Stone, State superintendent of
education, will speak on the subject of edu-
cation at the village hall, Monday evening,
January 8, at Z: 30 o'clock. Let us give Mr..
Stone good audience.
The Good Templars will hold an enter
tainment at their hall Friday evening, Jan
Smith. sister of Rev. Effie X. M. Jones of
Barre, will DE present and give one of her
very interesting readings.
The annual church union OF the Congre-
gational church will be held Saturday, Jan
uary ID. A social from ten A. M. to twelve
o'clock, dinner in the vestry. roll call in the
afternoon, reports, etc. Every member
The reunion and roll call of the Congre-
gational church will be held Saturday, Jam
uary ID. Social hour from ten to twelve
Dinner at one o'clock. Meeting in the au-
dience room. The exercises will consist of
singing, prayer, reading Of letters from alb
sent friends and remincences.
A shade of sadness was cast over the
community on Christmas Sunday as they
gathered to pay the last tribute of respect TO
one who had since his boyhood lived in
town and for the last four years had been
resident Of this village. John Walbridge,
an industrious and prosperous farmer, was
stricken with paralysis several weeks ago,
causing intense suffering at times until Fri
day morning when death came to his relief.
He leaves a wife, two sons and one brother.
The Masonic fraternity attended the
funeral in body which was held In the
Congregational church Sunday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. III. l.. Hartwell.
A very pleasant reunion occurred at the
Methodist church, December 81. About
one hundred members of the church and
congregation assembled Saturday morning
and occupied the morning hours with pleas
ant converse and happy "Reminiscences. AS
the noon hour approached pleasant repast
was'served in the vestry, after which the
exercises in the church were both pleasant
and prof able. An interesting history of
the church, from its infancy, was read by
Mrs. George Hoyt, followed with prophecies
of the future by Mrs. B. j. Lance The roll
call brought responses from every member
present, and many who were absent. The
former pastors sent pleasant greetings and
kind wishes. The exercises closed with
timely remarks by the present pastor, Rev.
l.. p. Chase, to whom much credit is due for
the pleasant day so enjoyable to all.
SodOm.
Martin Tobey died Sunday, January l.
His health has been poor for several years
but the immediate cause OF his death was
pneumonia. He leaves an aged mother, a
wife and two small children.
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