The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-03-01
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CABOT.
Thomas johnson IL suffering from q bad
]y sprained thumb.
B.P. Elmer, who has been i'll for several
weeks, Is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Hall of Barnet has returned to her
place as housekeeper for g. @. Hatch.
Stagedriver Pickle il i'll with the grip.
George Smith is acting as stagedriver.
Rev. George Wells of Hardwick,
preached in the Methodist church last Sun
day.
Rev. H. l.. Hartwell exchanged last Sun
day with Rev. Mr.. Kelley of Woodbury.
Center.
j. M. Fisher was taken much worse the
| first OF the week and is now suffering from
pleurisy.
Mrs. W. 8. Ford is in Calais caring for
her mother, Mrs. Martin Smith, who is
quite i'll.
Rev. I. p. Chase, who has been sick with
the grip for several weeks, is slowly i'm.
| proving
Notwithstanding the storm OF last week q
son and daughter arrived at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Walbridge
Among those suffering from grip at pres.
| ent are H M. Hills, j. M. Fisher, Mrs.
Fanny Farr, Mr.. and Mrs. George Paige.
The Klondike socisble, which was to have
been held last week, was postponed until
Tuesday evening, February %, on account
OF bad weather.
Mrs. X. p freeman is i'll with the grip,
| as Is Henry Hills, who was taken quite Sc
riousy i'll on Saturday night. Mrs. W. r.
Marsh has been sick in bed for several
weeks and is not able to sit up as yet.
Prof. II. H. May will hold musical con.
venton March 2 and 3. Matinee Frid sy
afternoon, and the closing concert Friday
evening. "Wreck of the Hesperus" and
phn xryin 81 ~ thn
| tainment.
The courts committee has been holding a
court OF inquiry in r. j. O'Neal's hall, TAX.
| ing evidence in regard to the proposed road
from the village to l.. l.. Fisher. John III
Senter of Montpelier is counsel for the Pc
titioner for the town. The court has adj
| journed one week.
The severest storm of the season visited
this town last week accompanied by plenty
of wind, blockading roads in general and
| impeding travel in every direction. The
morning stage south at 1880 was detained
till past noon, very rare occurrence, since
the first remembrance of the oldest inhab-
liant.
A CARD.-We the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on 80 cent bot
tie of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar il
| it fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
| guarantee % cent bottle to prove satisfsc-
tory or money refunded. Wells, Boyles &
Rogers, Cabot; Morse Brothers, Cabot; s.
G. Voodry, Cabot.
South Cabot.
| Next Sunday will bn Communion day
here at the church. - w. o. Southwick
has been confined 70 the house the past few
days with the Ger nan measles and a hard
cold. - l.. A. Paquin and wife were in
Peacham over SUNDAY, with their daughter,
Mrs. James Gregg. - Mrs. W. A. Han
son was in Peachaln last Saturday, to see
her fathers people. - The Ladies' Aid
will give box supper at the hall, Thurs
day evening. There will be speaking and
singing. Everybody is cordially invited to
come. Each lady is requisite cd to bring a
box with lunch for two.
South Ryegate.
B. L. Terry Is out around again and has
| resumed his labors for Terry & George.
William Greene and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival OF son last Saturday night
A sixteen months old son OF Alexander
Anderson died with pneumonia last Mon
day evening.
| Miss Lizzie Hall arrived home from RAN
dolph last Monday where she has been
teaching, to spend her vacation.
Edward Metcalf moved his household
| goods to Fred j. Does last week where he
! and his wife are engaged to labor for the
coming year.
Henry Leonard has severed his connec.
| ton with W. X. Bailey and moved on to
the farm belonging to j. B. Darling, known
as the Brown place.
| 1t is reported that John Arthur will move
back to his place me day in the near fu
| ture and that James Hart, the present oc
cupant, will move to the farm belonging To
Charles Miller, better known as the Rhodes
| farm.
Mrs. Jane Cragie moved last Saturday to
., hnn hu
Henry Goodwin will occupy the upstairs
rooms. He is just beginning to realize the
| troubles and trials OF a new married man In
the way OF buying stoves, ranges, furniture
carpets and the thousand and one lirtl,
things necessary to make home comfortable
and happy.
Washington.
&c. Huntington was in East Corinth OF
Sunday.
school closed on Friday.
Clayton Bigelow and wife OF Montpelie
| were in town on Sunday.
Joel Avery and wife of Corlnth was at
o. Huntington's last week.
Charles McAllister ia i'll and has beef
unable to attend to his work for the weel
past.
Seventeen couples from this place attend
ed the dance at Chelsea on the evening o
February %, and all report fine time.
L. W. Seaver has recovered from tn
German measles and expects to return d
his school on Wednesday on the mid-da.
stage.
Among the names of those who recent.
graduated from the American School o
Osteopathy at Kirksville, Mo-, appears tina
of William A. Mcconnell, who was for
mer resident Of this town, He has located
at Marion, Ind.
The remains of George Houghton, VIII,
died at his home in St. Louis, Mo-, on Mon
day OF last week were brought here TO
burial on Thursday. The deceased wa
fifty-nine years of age and for several ear
had slowly but surely been going into tn
clutches of that dreaded disease, consump
ton. The funeral services were held from
the home of his brother, ID. r Houghton
Rev. j. Edward Wright officiating. The in
terment was at Orange which was his birth
place.
East Orange.
Rev. Mr.. Boyd preached last Sunda
morning and evening. - Mr.. and Mrs
II e. SARGENT and aon Chester of Eas