The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-04-25
Cabot.

Only about one-third of sugar crop was
gathered.
The listers have completed the list which
is now open 10 inspection.
e. f. harrington is in the employ of j.
III. McLoud of Hardwick.
M. d. Wells and daughter Marjorie and
Master Earl Rogers visited Mrs Fletcher in
Swanton last week.
Misses Julia Fisher and Nellie Williams
are to return to the school taught by them
in Plainteld for the spring term.
A. B. Collins was In Montpelier Saturday
on business. Mr.. Collins has good, new
stock Of wagons including bike buggy.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lance is showing fine line of
trimmed and untrimmed millinery, dress
goods, ladies underwear, etc. Call and
look them over.
On account of sickness Rev. o. E. Aiken
did not arrive in town to occupy the Meth
odist pulpit last Sunday. Union services
were held at the Congregational church.
The library trustees again announce that
the library will be placed in the hands of
Mrs L. Myers instead of Rev. ID. l.. Hill
lizard. Open days Tuesdays and Fridays
Ladies', you will find one of the best lines
OF ladies' walking shoes at Morse Brothers
to be found between Montpelier and st.
Johnsbury. Prices right and quality guar
anteed.
Schools will commence on Monday,
April 80. The teachers are as follows:
Village, Miss Harriet Vail; Lower Cabot,
Annie Gould; West Hill, Pansy Smith;
Southwest HILL May Ormsbee. East Cabot,
Sadie Newell; South Cabot, Mabel Haines;
Merritt district, Alice Blodgett
When one considers the amount OF team
ing from the post-office to the creamery and
beyond it seems like an indictment to have
such a mess of porridge as exists whenever
el,.nr ytufa atNarrn lnNa oil
be made especially to the post-otfice. Boys,
let's have bit of local pride and ambition
for our pretty little village, bestir ourselves
put in hand and help our trustees accom-
plish the needed reforms.
Mr.. and Mrs, Q. M. Foster were very
pleasantly remembered last Friday by their
children and grandchildren that it was their
forty-ninth anniversary OF married life.
Great was their surprise at the noon hour
when the sweet strains OF piano sum-
moned them TO gather at a well laden table
10 witness the mute tokens OF love consist
ing OF useful presents. A beautiful floral
star and vase OF flowers frightened the oc-
casion and elected from each one present
the wish that they meet the worthy couple
at their golden anniversary.
Waterbury Center.
George Oakland had a visit last week
from a nephew from Canada.
Mrs. DR.. o.. l.. Watson Of Montpelier
was here a part of last week to care for her
daughter, Mrs. d. @. Hayes
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Buzzell and Mr.. and
Mrs. b. e. Buzzell Of Stowe visited Mrs.
p. e. Smith last Sunday.
Rev. G. II. Sissons and family have re-
turned from conference. Mr.. Sissons oc-
cupied his pulpit last Sunday.
Mrs. e. II. Eggleston of Morristown Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. George M. Wood
(who with two children are very sick), las
Saturday and Sunday.
1t is expected Rev. W. l.. Bradeen of
North Lebanon, Maine, will preach at the
Baptist church here next Sunday morning
April 30, and at the River church at two
O'Clock P. M. Mr.. Bradeen comes az a can
didate for the pastorate Of the two churches.