The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-09
Cabot.
Schools will commence May 7.

Schools Will commence May Z.
John Bolton, Jr, Is to come home for the |
summer.
Miss Blanche Hickie has position In |
Hardwick graded school,
The roads are nearly dry and work will |
commence soon in repairing them.
Mrs. Bertha Osgood has gone to johnson
Normal School to continue higher course |
in teaching.
Miss Cora Lane, who has been at home
from Montpelier Seminary on account of
Illness, has returned.
All inquiries are gladly and promptly
answered by the ID. A. Perry Real Estate
Agency, Barre, Vt. See advertisement in
this paper.
Miss Julia Blodgett, who won one of the
prizes in her class contest at Montpelier
Seminary, has lately been chosen as one of
the contestants for the prize contest to be
held in June.
There is to be an adjourned town meet
| ing on the school question Saturday May
| 10, to hear the report OF the committee APP
pointed and act thereon. Everyone inter-
| ested in schools should be present
! Cabot people will be interested to learn Of
| the marriage April % Of Miss Julia Goodale,
| formerly OF this town, now assistant book
keeper OF the White Mountain Freight Co.
of Nashua, N. H., to Edwin III. Sheridan,
clerk in the Boston and Maine Railroad
freight Office OF the same city.
Master Cecil Foster entertained seventeen
| OF his young friends at q birthday party in
commemoration Of his eleventh year. All
| enjoyed themselves hugely. Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster proved their good ability to enter
tain the young people. Master Cecil was
the recipient of few tokens Of esteem left
by his guests.
The body OF Agnes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Warden and granddaughter of
s. B. Blodgett, was brought from Danville
to the Lower Cabot cemetery for interment
last Friday. Miss Agnes, who was only
thirteen years old, retired in her usual
health awakening her parents about two
o'clock in the night with hoarseness and
choking, expiring almost Immediately. She
was very bright and affectionste little
girl Mr.. and Mrs. Warden have the full
sympathy of the community, who they wish
to thank for the kindness shown them at
the cemetery
Washington.
A little son of j. j. Dashnar is i'll with
measles.
Ethel Hanson was at home from Barre on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Downing were at
Plainfeld recently.
Mrs. Sara Thurber has returned to her
home in Montpelier.
Mrs. w. w. Kibby of Williamstown is
visiting at G. e. Emery's.
| fbHTl LOW mas purchased the II. H. Eos
ter farm and will soon occupy it,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis of Chelsea are
visiting at @. G. McAllisters.
A colt owned by Philip Mayott was badly
cut on barbed wire fence recently.
II. l.. White has returned to his farm af-
ter five months stay in Waterbury.
Russell Oalef who has just returned from
trip to the West Indies, was at 1. Q.
Calet's on Sunday.
Miss Nora Calef of Providence, r. L., last
: week presented the Universalist society q
. cover for the piano in the church parlors.
Mrs. @. G. McAllister and daughter Inez
are at home from their work at Oranqe
= county hotel at Chelsea for few weeks.
: There was no preaching service at the
Baptist charch last Sunday, owing to the
absence OF the pastor, Rev. +. E. Brigg
who is delegate to the Baptist Association
) at Lynn, Mass.
The following is the report LOT the Home
Department Sunday school for the first
quarter OF the third year: Lesson studies
three hundred and one offering, 81 38; mum
3 Der OF members, twenty-four. During the
quarter just passed there was one death
r that of Mrs. Abel Smith.
The following is a complete list OF the of
. ficers Of the Good Templars who were in
stalled at public meeting last Thursday
evening. Chief tempar, 9. L. Slack; vice
|
e. NJ. Seaver; assistant secretary, Miss Ils
Downing hnapciel secretary, Mark Car
penter; treasurer, Mrs. f. G. Huntington
Marshal Dean Seaver deputy marshal
Miss Ethel Huntington; chaplain, Mrs. G
L. Slack; guard Miss Bertha Cloud: senti
mel. P. Q. Cloud; past chief templar, l.. "
Seaver.
Shady Rill.
Joseph Cadmore is making repairs on hi
house.
Charles Lunderville has rented his houl
to AFRO Chase.
a Addison Minott's youngest son, Chaun
r cey, is sick with scarlet fever.
School commenced on Monday, with Mis-
!, Ryle Of Moretown teacher.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Holmes have
0 daughter, born last week.
Kemp r. b. Flint of Norwich Universit,
spent Saturday and Sunday at home
Walter Goodell has moved to Montpelier
He is at work for Clarence Bugbee.
Thomas Colby has bought the land ant
buildings on the west side of the road OF
a the Henry Siloway farm.
There will be no school in No 8 distric
4 this summer, as there are only Mr.. Ran
3 ney's children to attend.
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