The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-11-22

his home in Barre. Mr.. Cutler was reli-
able, substantial citizen, one who held the
confidence and respect Of all who knew him.
He leaves one son, ex-Alderman II. T. Cut.
Ter, and two daughters, Mrs. o. ID. Shurt-
left of Barre and Mrs. e. E. Fuller of Mont
pelier. Funeral services were hold from
the house, Saturday afternoon at one
o'clock, Rev. Efiie X. NJ. Jones officiating
and the burial was in Elmwood cemetery.
south Barre.
X A. Lane is vanishing the Ayers
street school house. == Miss Nellie Gran
dy has been in town recently. - Mrs.
Pope OF Mortified has been the guest Of
Mrs George Smith, her sister. 80 Elmer
Ford, Henry Hill and Walter Lewis are
working for A. w. Lane on the Barre
school house.
The fair given by the ladies Of the Uni
versalst society was great success. Their
booths were appropriately decorated to
! represent spring, summer, autumn ana
/ winter and were represented by the follow
I ing ladies': Mrs O'Brien, Mrs Emerson,
Miss Kate Harrington and Mrs. Ellenwood
| The gypsy kettle for the little folks was in
charge of Miss Carrie Martin. Refresh
ments oil oysters, coffee, cake and ice cream
were served each evening. The entertain
ment for each night was az follows: Thurs.
| day evening the play, THE Tonic of a New
| Sensation" by the Sunday SCHOOL, Friday
evening the comical farce Never Say Die"
| by the Young Peoples Christian Union;
Saturday evening the drama, "Comrades,"
by the dramatic club.
Cabot.
W. T. Morse will receive orders for the
| WATCHMAN Office for all kinds of job print
ing, note and letter heads, bill heads state
ments, auction bills, programs, hand bills,
etc, etc. Work will be sent to Mr.. Morse
and accounts for such printing may be set
tied with him. This will be a convenience
to people of Cabot and vicinity, and they
are invited to call on MI Morse to see
samples and get prices.
T. II Lance and son, Joe, went to Bos-
ton on Monday.
Miss Luna Atkins has returned TO her
school at Waitsheld.
F. B. Gate is moving his goods to Barre
where he is to 90 into the meat business.
Mrs. Josie NJ Lance is now able to be in
her shop and attend to the wants Of her
customers.
Rev. Mr.. billiard will move his family
into the parsonage the last Of the month
and will commence his pastorate ON the
first Sunday in December.
The Christian Endeavor society will hold
a guessing tournament and box supper at
: the Congregational church vestry Thurs
day evening. Ladies to bring boxes.
The town was much surprised and panied
when 1t learned OF the sudden death Of Mrs.
/, ID. s. Hall OF South Cabot last Thursday.
A husband and three sons survive her.
! The A. P. Wade family has been qusrsn-
1 tined against diphtheria, the thirteenth
: months old son having died with it last
Tuesday. Anti-toxine has been used and at
. last reports all were doing well.
); The first singing school of the term will
d open at town hall next Friday evening un-
der the direction of g. r. Dudley. This
Y school will open to every one but after that
z only those who have tickets will be admit
Y ted to the class.
1t is announced that j. f. Durant has Of
|. fered TO make the town a gift OF 81 600
o toward the erection OF graded school
IS building to be placed between the two viii
lagos. This offer should receive proper at
|, tention by the citizens who should consider
4 if the time is not fully ripe for the success
- full carrying out of this idea proposed some
time ago by our town superintendent.
Morse Brothers take pleasure in inform
n ing their friends and customers that after
~ December they will again send their laun-
y dry to Whitefeld Messrs. Page < Pres
% colt have an entirely new building fitted
throughout with strictly new, improved and
r up.to-date appliances. The class OF work
s. they will be able to do will, if possible, be
l. better than ever which means far superior
10 to any other. Their location is in the cen
ter OF the fire district making them safe
n from fire. We solicit your patronage and
10 guarantee all work done.
10 Vershire.
Den Cutler was in town few days las
ID week
Or There is TO be a dance at the hall mex
Y, Friday night
Mrs Hood of Chelsea visited Mrs. E. p
Brown last week
u There was a meeting at the Advent
q chapel last Sunday
Z, Mr., and Mrs. Colburn visited in Went
worth, n. H.. last week.
st Fred Dickson has gone to Thetford Cen
E. ter where he expects TO attend school.
It. Mr.. Townshend is moving into the Bixby
d. house and will work on the lumber job o
Mr., Gamsby.
an WILDER Dickinson has moved to Mr.
ay Clough's house at Vershire Center, and Mr.
an ST. Claire to Mr. Cartoons house vacated
ht by Mr. Dickinson.
Mr. Hajen, proprietor of the telephon,
ld line from here to Chelsea, has been in town
ny experimenting the construction of the new
he line to West tairlee.
Charles Farwel and mother of Corintl
"S have moved into the house at the Seave
village, recently left by Mrs, F. p. Eato
or who has moved TO Washington,
OF Letters from the Congregational churc
gu have been granted TO Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
We Hood and TO Mr.. Emerson who moved iron
eV here to Eugene, Oregon, about year age
Warren Lathrop a former resident o
IN Vershire, now of West Fsirlee has deedet
yo his two farms in Vershire to his children
IN E. W. Lathrop OF Vershire and Mrs, II. I
Ju Walker Of Chelsea.
Mr.. aud Mrs l. S Spesre were called t
Bradford last week to attend the funeral Q
ay her sister, Mrs. Augusta Rowell Beckwit
o1 the news of whose sudden death has sad
lu dened every heart.
IN Miss Elizabeth l.. Parker closed her sixt
Il term OF school AT Vershire Center last week
She took her scholars to Chelsea and ha
ny their photographs taken in group. Tn
10 number of scholars was eighteen, whic
~ was larger than any other school in town
III East Brookfield.
,re
of V. Carpenter was called TO st. Johns
bury last Thursday by the serious illness O
~. his uncle, Daniel Carpenter.
as The ladies held a sociable with Mrs
IN Muuroe Wheatley last Friday evenin
m which was a very pleasant occasion.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Fletcher and child al
ga rived from Saranac, n Y last week an
IN will spend the winter with his parents, MI
a Al A