The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-17
Cabot.

A. M Clark and q. O. Phelps attended the
funeral of COL r. j. Coifey at Montpelier
last week.
Miss Julia Fisher has position in Mont
pelier schools at a salary of $3.50. N ISIS Iar-
riet Fisher will also resume her position in the
graded school of Bethel. Both are teachers
Of success and ability.
Miss S. Annie Robinson Of Burlington has
been spending few days with her grand.
mother, Mrs 5. j. Morse,
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher of
Swanton is stopping with his grandmother,
Mrs. M. II. Wells for short time.
Mrs. Maria Fo ter of Burlington, ninety
years old, Is on visit here with her daughter,
She stood the journey finely and both mind
and body seem quite vigorous.
1ha creamery paid its patrons seventeen and
siX-tenths cents per pound for June butter and
twenty cents per pound for fat. Nearly 800
600 pounds of milk was received from which
$4,000 pounds OF butter was made. Average
test, 465.
A. B, Hickie of West Burke has joined his
family here for few days.
1t is expected Rev. Mr.. Clark of Hardwick
will exchange with DIR. ID. l.. Hilliard next
Sunday.
Misses Pansy Smith, Alice Blodgett, and
Emma Laird will attend Normal schools the
coming year. NJ iss May Ormsbee will also
return to johnson Cabot furnishes much
good timber in this direction, her teachers
equipping themselves in a thorough manner
TO- the service they are to give. The best is
none too good.
DR.. Warren and bride have arrived home.
Shirt waists at mark down at Morse
Brothers. Call and get bargain.
Roxbury.
Rev, Mr. Merrill of Waterbury preached
here on Sunday.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet on
Wednesday in charge Of Mrs Myrton Richard
son.
Clarence Roys is spending his vacation in
B.W Ellis and wife of Chicago are ex-
pected this week for a visit to relatives.
A handsome monument was set on the lot Of
Calvin Ellis last week, the work being done
by Henry Ellis Of Barre.
Blanche Brigham arrived last week to spend
her vacation from school at home.
L j. Williams of Lebanon arrived Sunday
to spend his vacation at his fathers. His wife
eXpec ed to join him on Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee Wiley has been somewhat more
comfortable for few days. She is again at
tended by DR.. Judkins.
Miss Grace Hood S working for G. L Ellis
Mrs. Ellis remains about the same
Mrs Adelza Brown is suffering badly with
rheumatism Her daughter, Miss Nina, is
spending her vacation with her
Thetford.
Arrivals for he summer vacation are Sarah
Senter, Mabel Carey, Nellie Slade, Lettie
Vaughn and Kittie Worcester.
Sarah Closson life long missionary and
teacher in Turkey is expected home this sum-
mer.
Mr.. Nichols, Dartmouth student, has been
canvassing for Noted Women"
Mrs. George Cummings has be at Lebanon,
caring for her daughter, who has been very
sick.
Farmers are in the midst of haying and re-
port large crop.
Married in Columbus. Neb, June 81. Homer
Bey Nartyn of Humphrey, Neb and Miss
Mary Henry of Columbus.
Mrs Edwin Newcomb has been quite sick of
late.
Wesley Sayer met with an accident on the
way to North Thetford the Fourth. He had
his wife and three children. The horse was
frightened at something by the side of the
road and SHE'D, turning them all into the ditch
Fortunately none we're seriously hurt.
Johnnie Huntington has been spending a few
days at Lake NJ ORGY.
West Fairlee.
Don Bliss and family are at G. w. Bliss,
Henry Burnham has moved into the house
vacated by Mrs. Tucker,
Mrs. Thurber and daughter of Randolph,
have been whiting at Mrs. S. A. Dearborn's,
L. 1.
Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Warren Church of Barre, was in town
last week.
Mrs. May Coburn and son of Boston, were
guests of Mrs lllsley last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coburn of Bradford,
were at q. Q. Coburn's one day last week.
Nathan Davis has gone to Lebanon, to see
his relatives, and will later 60 to Salem Will
lows.
Mrs. Daniel Cox has been laid up with a
sprained wrist. DR.. Simpson attended her
Mrs. Ely and Mrs. Blanchard of Vershire
were in town on Saturday.
Florence Lyon has gone to Chester to work.
Mrs. John Bean is very sick and is attended
by DR.. Milliken.
Waterbury Center.
Mrs. Julia A. Robinson has gone into
camp at Berlin pond for the summer. Mrs.
Robinson has spent her summers there for
several ears, coming home in the fall u.s.
ually much better after her summers out
ing
Mrs. H. e. Hunter has Just returned from
a visit to her brother, Daniel Nelson, who
resides in Waterford. She was away from
home for about month.
DR. Leo A. Newcomb, who graduated
from the medical college at Burlington re-
Gently, is spending few weeks with his
parents before starting in the practice OF
his profession.
Cushman 1. Gray, who has been at W. M.
Msrshal's for several months past, has gone
to the Adirondack to assist In taking care
OF his sister, Miss 0rpha Gray, who has
gone there for her health.
F.M. Bryan OF Montpelier spent Sunday
with his parents.
Calais.
Among those who have visited in town OF
late are Miss Laura Bacon OF Spencer and
Mr.. G orge Muzzey OF Worcester, Mass,
Mrs. Dora Butler OF Wslthsm, Mass, Mrs.
@. V. Kent and Mrs. Fred Fuller Of North
field.
Mrs. Flora Bliss of Chelsea, Mass is at
her fathers Clark Grey.
L, A. Kent is at his Calais home for a few
days.
All who attended the service at the old
church last Sunday, conducted by Mr..
Wellman, were we'll pie ased and interested