The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-20

| close at eleven o'clock at night. Residents
on Clinton street presented petition ask
ng that that thoroughfare be worekd from
| Orange street to Aver street extension.
| Permission was given e. N. Prescott to put
| in a sewer on Curricr street. The resolution
authorizing sewer on Circle street was re-
considered and the matter was again refer
red to the street committee with power to
act. The request of Mcfarland & Boyce
| for permission to connect their water 8, s.
TEN with the house opposite the fork fac
tory was also referred to the street commit
| tee for action. The motion to reconsider
the resolution providing that all bills Of the
water department amounting to over So be
audited and paid by warrant, approved by
the city council, was lost by vote Of three
to three. Adjourned.
Cabot.
Miss Harriet Fisher has returned from
her school at Bethel
| Crops OF all kinds are making wonderful
| growth. A good grass crop seems to be
assured.
Mrs. e. @. Dow fell recently and broke
one wrist and spraining the other quite
badly.
Rev. d. L. billiard will preach a sermon
especially for young men next Sunday
evening.
Misses Mabel Halnes and Nellie Will
liams attended the graduating exercises at
JOHNSON laSU week.
The Good Templars will hold prone
made, serving cake and ice cream at the
town hall the evening OF the Fourth.
The g God Templsrs attended reception
given them by South Woodbury. lodge last
Saturday evening which was We highly
spoken Of by those who went
The creamery made 90 900 pounds OF but
ter in May and paid 1910 per pound and
2l4c per pound for fat. Gain per cent 16.
Highest test 60 lowest test $3.50, average
4,65.
| yard of George Gould last Saturday morn
| ing. 1t approached within twenty feet of
the front door. The animal did not seem at
all disturbed and was very pretty sight.
Miss Harriet Fisher has finished her
years engagement in the first primary de-
partment of the Whitcomb high school at
Bethel and is spending her vacation at her
home. She returns to the school August o.
DR.. Carl W. Fisher has returned from
Ithaca, N. Y. where he has been pursuing
special studies in the State Veterinary Col
| lege. He will practice his profession in
| town this summer, going to Cornell Univer-
sity in September where he has position
as instructor.
Erwin Fifield, a boy living with Albert
forefnger OF the right hand cut off and sew
eral fingers badly lacerated while saving
slabs in the sawmill, last Thursday, the
finger was amputated and dressed by DR..
Burbank and Is doing we'll.
While Mrs. III. 8. Dow was raising her
foot to close the oven door to the stove last
week in some unaccounable way her shoe
caught in the door and she was thrown to
the hoOr breaking one bone OF the right
arm and badly sprainng the wrist Of the
left arm. The fracture was reduced by DR..
Warren.
Pursuant to call a goodly number of the
citizens OF the town met at the village on
Monday evening to discuss the feasibility
of Fourth OF July celebration. 1t was
unanimously agreed that Cabot should have
one and the various committee have al
ready entered upon the discharge of theil
duties in such way as to insure grand
success. We invite all to come and cele
brate with us.
: The eighteenth annual county convention
> of the Woman's Christian Temperance,
: Union will be held in the Methodist church
OF this place Thursday and Friday next
Entertainment for out Of town visitors will
be furnished free by the local society. Goot
+, speakers will be present during the conven
l ton. 1t is thought everything appertainin
thereto l. 30 complete that II cannot fail q
a be grand convention. On Thursda.
4 evening L. X. Williams. B. A, will give
j. citizens address. On Friday evening ad
Q dresses will be made by Rev. Efie X. M
Il Jones and Rev. K. M. Fuller OF Barre.
Q AT the caucuses held last Saturday even
@ ing the following delegates were chosen 10
@ the different conventions State, LIE
70 Short Herman Osgood, DR.. l.. W. Burbank
& district convention, b. j. Lance, j. N
). Fisher, A. M. Foster; county convention
y p. III. Lance, III. M Hill, s. B. Blodget
II George Hoyt, L. #. Haines, Orel Basset
4: O. j. Lance. The delegation to the distrit
II convention was instructed to vote for HoI
A. Frank Plumley and delegates to the count
10 convention were instructed to vote for Cal
)f didates for senator who would support Hol
t. W. p. Dillingham; for United States sci
N ator
a East Corinth
y ID. w Hatch. who has been visiting
70 East Orange have returned.
X. j. Clark has moved to Harvey's He
To- low. where he is clerk in store.
The creamery paid it patrons twenty an
ii one-half cents per pound for May butter.
e. Mrs. John Brown of Durham, N. H.,
ls visiting his sister, Mrs. f. w. Hatch, for
Of few days.
10 Mrs. Archina Mcfarland died at h
u home in Corinth June IA, aged seventeen
m years. The funeral was held at the hou
ut Saturday and burial was in the village Gel
49,. etery.
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