The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-08-01
Cabot.

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L. is rumored that change is to be made
in the help at the Creamery.
Mrs. Fred Fisher and son OF Barre are
stopping with Mrs. Alice Fisher.
Mrs. M. d. Wells and children have gone
to Duxbury, Mass, on vacation trip.
Harry Oviatt and Miss Alice Bates of
Montpelier, are guests of w. B. Lance.
B. G. Rogers and family and j. B.
Knights went to Old Orchard beach last
week.
The Good Templars will hold sociable
in their hall Thursday evening. Refresh
ments will be served.
Henry Atkins OF Lower Cabot has moved
his goods to Elmore where he has leased
store and is to do business.
Teachers engaged for the village school
for the fall term are as follows: First, Err
nest Hamilton; second, Miss Eunice Vail;
third, Julia Blodgett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sias Carleton of Marsh
| field, Harry Carleton and family of Chicago.
Miss Ida Carleton OF Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, and Mrs. L. P. Slack Of St. Johns
| bury, were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. q. ID.
Goodale Saturday.
the Good Te>uplars are as follows P. A..
| Smith, G. T.; Nellie Kimball, V. t.; Clyde
Collins, Secretary; f. A. Osgood, F. s.;
| Bessie Gould, treasurer; Earle Rogers, M. {:
W. T. Carr, F. @, T.; w. Q. Walker, Chap.
| lain.
COrinth.
A Republican flag was given to the breeze
in Cooksville, last week.
A great quantity of grass is still uncut,
quite unusual at this time of year.
LIN. Edison has been at work at Yer.
shire and Washington the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Tenney of Montour,
Ia, are visiting relatives and calling on &C
quaintances
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Darling and daugh.
ter Muriel and three boys arrived at Maple
wood within few days.
"Maplewoods" played ball with the
Washington team Saturday, with result
in favor OF the "Maplewoods."
Mr.. and Mrs. Rivelt and two children
from Lincoln, Neb., were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. e. Kinney from Saturday until
Tuesday. Mrs. Rivelt is remembered here
as Ella Kinney. Having been away seven
teen years she fluids many changes anG
many strange faces.
Mrs Hosannah Doe, widow Of j. M
Doe. died July 81. The funeral was from
her late home July 20. She had been
great sufferer for number OF years. 1--WE
sisters, Mrs. Mary Young OF this place ant
Mrs. Abbie arling OF Washington survive
her A brother-in.lsw, e. III. Wolcott, ha
/, been in the family most Of the time sine
Mr.. Does decease.
Calais.
, Miss Nadine Nichols OF Barre visited re
! Gently at II. W. Towns. - Mr. an,
) Mrs. Charles Dudley were at N. l.. Ban
: croft's on Sunday. - Mr.. and Mrs.
, | A, Kent of Montpelier, were in town Sun
day. The annual reunion Of Compan
I I, Eleventh Vermont Regiment, will b
4 held in Memorial hall, North Calais, Wed
3 nesday, August 10. All interested are cor
. daily invited.
Sodom.
! The sick people are better.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McLoud, Mr.. an
Mrs, Walter Patch, with DIR. and Mrs. j.
Dodge OF Lincoln spent last week in sun
n mer cottage on Lake Champlain.
A daughter was born July 26 to Mr.. an
n Mrs. Wesley Benjam in East Montpelie
East Montpelier.
Mrs. Calvin Parmenter is seriously i'll.
/. Miss Cora Coburn from the west Is visi
ing in her former home.
It Mrs Diana T. Ormsbee is spending fe
a. weeks In town.
David Barton died last Friday night
\. Mrs. Lebarron's in CALAIS where he hs
Il been living for the past few months.
DR.. j. 8. Dodge and wife have returnt
% to their home In Lincoln.
O. After a vacation through the month
=. July, Rev. A. b Aldridge Is to beg
N preaching at the Brick church, East Mon
W pelier, next Sunday, August 8. Services
11:00 Am.