The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-08-29
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Horn of the Moon.

Horn OF the Moon,
Miss Lnttie Dillon has returned from Bos-
ton. - Mrs. Ann Dillon accompanied
Mrs. Edmund Gladding to her home in
Barre last Saturday. - party of thir-
teen spent last Thursday at Curtis pond.
- Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gould have
gone 10 Mortified to stay through the re-
mainder OF Mr.. Gould's vacation. -
Mrs. Sarah jackson is spending few days
at William Maloy's. - VIII Thayer,
who was injured by falling from the roof OF
building in Montpelier, has recovered
sufficiently to be taken to his fathers
in Wrightsville. - Perley Sanders
sprainad one wrist quite severely last Mon
day by horse crowding him in the barn
- The dramatic entertainment given in
the " rightsville church last Friday even
ing by the II. NJ. Ladies' Mite Society was
attended by about $50 people and passed off
very Pleasantly. The program consisted Of
a comedy in three acts entitled Between
The Acts" the farce Rubber Boots" and
the tableau "a Busy Family" MIR. and
Mrs. II. A. Gould from Barre, assisted by
Harry Tsrbox, furnished music for the
evening.
Cabot.
Hon. John II. Senter will speak in the
town hail Wednesday ev ming in behalf Of
|. the Democrats.
Hon. Kittredge Haskins OF Bratteboro
and Professor j. A DeBoer of Montpelier
will speak on the Republican issues Thurs
day afternoon when there will be flag
raising, etc. Parker's cornet band will fur
nish music for the occasion. Every body
far or near is cordially invited to attend.
G. o. Boyles spent last week in the White
Mountains and at Old Orchard Beach.
Schools will commence Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 8.
The teachers in town are as follows:
Lower Cabot, Annie Gould; South Cabot
Mabel Haines; East Cabot, Sadie Newell
West Hill, Pansy Smith; Plains, s. f
Davis; Merritt district, Blanche Drown
Hardwick; Whittier district, Ida Bailey
Peacham. +,
Mrs S. j. Wiswell and Mrs. M. d. Wells
and children who have been spending few
days at Old Orchard, return today.
Miss Mabel Haines visited at Newport
Center last week.
Every good Republican voter should
make 1t his own personal effort and re-
sponsibility to cast his ballot next Tuesday,
that good round majority may roll up for
McKinleyism and prosperity. Stand at
your guns, boys!
Miss Nellie Williams will teach in North.
field; Julia Fisher in Plainfield; Harriet
Fisher in Bethel; Bertha Osgood, in Marsh
field.
Mrs Colby is suffering from shock re-
ceived last week. She is in a critical con-
dition.
o. ID. Osgood will be second man in the
creamery September l. 1t is hoped under
the new help grumbling will not be the
first thing heard.
The CIRCUIT pay car passed through this
town one day last week en- route for Calais.
The last meeting of the board of civil au-
tu IN ha liatxx ha hal
at the town clerks Office Saturday, Septem-
Der l, at two O'Clock P. M.
Shipman's Uncle Toms Cabin Company
is billed to appear at village hall tomorrow
evening. Those that have seen this show
say it is all it is advertised. Their band
furnishes the music for the flag raising in
the afternoon.
| Politics are red hot The county commit
| tee deny in toto the statement made by the
chairman OF the town committee, r. M.
Marsh, at the Republican caucus in regard
to Democrats voting in Republican caucuses
as stated in the WATcHMAN last week. The
secretary says the matter has never been
preached at any of these meetings. This
looks very much though there was no
truth in the statement but that IL was one
TO gain votes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Osgood and daugh-
| ter returned last week from their visit TO
NASHUA, DOhbOu anu OIuor pOluJs,
George Boyles of the firm OF Wells,
Boyles & Rogers is taking much-needed
vacation.
Corinth.
Jerry Dimsey is ill.,
Mrs. Rivett aud two children are visiting
at A. K. Kinney's after having spent sew
eral weeks in Plainheld and Barre.
DR.. II. K. Jewell OF Nevada, Mo-, is visit
ing his parents, MI and Mrs. George jew
| ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Simpson and
| daughter OF Manchester, N. H, are visiting
Mrs. Simpsons mother, Mrs. Colby.
Caroline Cooke has returned from South
ern Pines, N q.
George Patrick returned last Friday from
his trip TO Gorham, Me.
Roger M. Tenney and wife are enjoying
the month OF August with his brother A lien
and wife in Gorham, N. H., after his visit
with his cousin, Mrs. O. @. Sargent. and
| other relatives.
l.. M. Edison is painting the buildings OF
| Stephen Darling In Vershire.
Mrs. Perry Darling and daughter have re-
turned to THAR home In West Newton,
Mass, after spending several weeks in