The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-08-22
Cabot.

OF lhLe.
Morse Brothers are selling their summer |
goods at cost. Call and get your bargain |
before too late.
Nomination papers were filed last Mon
day for George w. Hays for candidate for
town representative signed by thirty-one
good strong Republicans.
The Frank Laird farm has been sold to
Renforth Gamblin of Ryegate. Mrs. s. j.
Morse has sold her farm, stock and tools to
John s. Livingstone OF Peacham..
Cabot creamery received $40, 600 pounds
of milk in July making therefrom 10000
pounds of butter, paying eighteen cents per
pound. Highest test, GEO; lowest test, 20.
The Lower Cabot reading circle again
continues its weekly meetings. Meeting at
M. s. Hail es' Monday evening, August n.
Attendance on these meetings constitutes
membership thereto, to which all are most
cordially invited. AS its object is for the
promotion Of good literature for the young
and training therein all should aid IL In all
ways possible.
At the caucuses held Saturday evening
Dr. NJ. u. Warren was nominated for town
representative by the Republicans and III.
G. Williams by the Democrats. The JUS
tees ticket is a Joint one, four Republicans
and three Democrats as follows: L. III.
Lance, j. M. Fisher, l. #. Haines, Q. H.
Austin, IL. o. DwiDell, II. L. Lyford and
L. e. Walbridge.
The Republican caucus held in this town
last Saturday evening was the largest gath
ering OF this kind ever held in town, 100
votes being cast. or this number the Circuit
candidate, DIR. Warren, received two ma
iority. Before the balloting began the
chairman of the town committee announced
that the Republican county committee adj
vised that all Democrats that had voted the
Democratic ticket the previous years and
had announced their intention to vote the
Republican ticket at the coming election,
we have no right to doubt them and they
should be allowed to vote at this caucus and
welcome them to the fold.
Chelsea.
Mrs. G. r. Corwin and son of Somerville,
Mass, are at j. A. r. Corwin's.
Albert b. Emery and family OF Montague
city, Mass, are at w. III. Emery's
| Stella aud Carrie Fogg of Manchester, N
a., are visiting at than Noyes'.
DIR. j. Euclid Fish of Taunton, Mass, has
| been visiting at DR.. S. N. Goss'.
Mrs. F. L. Hall and Miss Alice Wilson Of
| New York city are at Sarah X. Wills.
Herbert e. Bowers of Lisbon, N. II. has
| joined his family at Mrs. Zelma Stacks.
| A party from this place. numbering 49,
visited Williamstown Springs on Friday.
Osmon B. Copeland and family of RAN
dolph are visiting Mr.. Copeland's mother.
Mrs. A. b. Carpenter and children Of
| Somerville, Mass, are at @. Il. Moulton's.
| Mrs. Ida M. Gardner of Brockton, Mass
is visiting her mother, Mrs. S. M. Nation.
Thomas Keith OF New York city and Adj
die Allen Of Montclair, N. j., are at g. e.
Godfreys.
Remember the entertainment to be given
| by the Congregational ladies at the vestries
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Julia A. Dickey OF Lowell, Mass,
and Mrs. Lillian Wilmot of Wilder are at
@. A. Densmore's.
Orlando L. Warner and wife, who have
become town charges, have been removed
from Pomfret to the town farm
Mrs. Kate (Hatch) Sprague of Grinnell.
| Iowa, formerly OF Chelsea, is at the hotel for
some weeks with her daughter and son.
DR.. Mary A. Burbank has seen her family
safely through the measles, and went last
week to Littleton N. H., to locate for the
practice of osteopathy.
Rev. A. j. Eastman, Rev. w. Il. Allen,
p. j. Little, Mrs. @. A. Densmore and Mary
X. Scales attended the county Sunday
school convention at East Randolph last
week.
At the Democratic caucus on Saturday
evening, Joshua M. Grant was nominated
for Representative. On the part OF the Re-
pubicsns, nomination papers have been
filed in behalf OF Col. G. S. Emery.
-iRobert Ramsdell has sold his farm to
Elisha Burgess for $500 The latter will
move into the house and carry on both
farms. Mr.. Ramsdell has bought the house
in the village now occupied by e. d. Alb.
bott and owned by Mrs. L. G. Beckwith.
Willis e. Lougee OF New York city, secre.
tary Of the international committee of the
Y. M. G. A., has been spending few days
at +. III. Keneson's. with his wife and child
He is welcome visitor in the town which
he left in his boyhood. He occupied the
pulpit at the Congregations al church on Sun
day morning. and in the evening addressed
a large union audience ON the work Of the
Y. M. O. A.
The following is the list of teachers fol-
the fall schools: No. 2, John M. Comstock
} Barre), Anna r. Howe; No. 5, Florence j
Moulton of Thetford; No. T. Sarah e Hem
enwsy; No. s, Martha L. Noyes; No. II
Ethel M. Kenney of Thetford; No. ~. Flor
ence l.. Hemenway; No. II, Laura r
Fuller. The schools in the village begir
next Monday, the others the Monday fol
lowing.
Roxbury.
Mrs. Keenan, and son Walter OF Hyd,
Park, Mass who have been visiting he
father, s. Butterfield, will return home thi
week.
Mrs. Edwin Ellis is visiting her sister
Mrs. Herbert Farnsworth in Braintree.
Mrs. Lee Wiley and Mrs. George Roy
were both i'll on Sunday. Their places II
the choir were filled by Mrs. William Kee
nan and Miss Myra Butterfeld.
A. e. White and wife OF Whitefield, N
H., who are travelling for the Botanica
Medical Company, pitched their tent IL
town one day last week, and sold some o
tn cir goods.
The Ladies' Mite society will meet OF
Wednesday with Mrs. George Fisk.
/ George b j. Edwards and Miss Myrti,
Wheeler have been chosen as delegates Il
the Christian Endeavor convention at Wat
erbury
, The Good Templars have chosen A. e
, Richardson as their delegate at grand lodg,
and #. K, Gram as delegate to the county
union.
At the Republican caucus Saturday LIE,
Wiley was selected as the nominee of tina
{ party for representative. 1t is a credit u
, any party TO have for its candidate mar
, OF high character and stainless integrity
| and the voters have the satisfaction o
knowing that this is true in this case
! whether they elect Mr., Wiley or not. Fo
| justices OF the peace were nominated q.
Stanton. o. p. Dudley, q. IL. Rich, ID. b
, Howe Jr, and w. G.. Webster.