The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-09
Cabot.

Mrs. Nancy Sias Brown, widow of the late
John Brown. died ia this vulage October g.,
aged eighty one years RS rUwn born
in Danvlle and was a daughter of Rev Arch
claus ii of that town Her early life was
passed III her native town where she took her
academical course and fitted herself for the
vocation OF teaching, which she succe s7fully
followed until her marriage in 1915 Wen
with her husband she came to this town and
has since made her home. One needed but a
slight acqu lintance with rs Brown to see
the truth of the inspir d desert ton of praise
worthy woman; She ope eth her mouth with
wisdom and in her lips is the law of Kindness -
vi tured acquaintance confirmed the first i'm
preston She unite with the congregational
church in this town. and was "A consistent at
tendau upon church services until the weight
OF years and declining health prevented her
diligence in religion and faithtulness. She
was OF very literary turn of mind, her read
ing was very extensive and she was always
abreast with all the general topics of the day.
Such woman mus have influence and her
memory has become indeared to large circle of
| friends With the demise of rs. Brown passes
away the last person. that was the head of
family living in the village of Cabot when she
came here to liv fifty six yea 8 ago To them
was born two children Florence. former wife
OF q. h. ollins of Montpelier and YRS Will
liam Fletcher of Los ngelos. Cal Funeral
services were conducted by her pastor, Rev
ID l.. Hillard ON Monday afternoon at her
late home an / burial was in the family lot in
the village cemetery
H. II Carpenter recently found a 81 a. sum
of money on the sidewalk in Cabot village
The loser may have same by proving amount,
etc
The funeral of RS Mary Drew occurred at
the residence of Oliver Ainsworth at Lower
Cabot, Wednesday, October 3, and that of
Mrs Ohm Finlay Friday, October 4, also that
of Mrs Nancy rrown on Monday, October 7.
The Passion Play will be presented a, Good
Templars' hall next Friday evening with a
microscope A lso views of President Nc
kinley's last public appearance will be given,
besides others
Mr. and Mrs. George Owen are the happy
parents of daughter
Ben Hur" will be presented at tue Meth
dist church on tuesday evening, October 10
by kaleidoscope 1t will be well worth the
pr ice of admission.
G o oyles s in town owe Sund ay.
The German Medicine Company left on
Tuesday for Danviile
Quite serious accident occurred last Sat-
urday evening when the team of Joseph Gil
man was returning home 1t was very dark
and the team with the four occupants went
over the embankment at the lower end of the
village where a culve the road and
VIII ch was badly washed and quilted ,Jnne %,
at the time of the flood The place had not
been properly fixed since the occurrence. The
older girl was oblig d to be choroformed at
the hotel, where all had been taken, in order
to sew up "A bad cash cut the forehead
Nrs Gilman was badly bruised and the other
two children received injuries of serious
nature. 1t is thought no permanent injuries
will result 1t has been something of gross
negligence, the way certa places have gone
and notably so in the middle of the village,
where, it is very fortunate, THAT no accident
has cured Prompt even moderat at
tention will sometimes avert calamity and
save damages TO say nothing of public con-
venience.
G . Goodole has purchased the pasture of
j. A arlington on the South Walden road
Mrs, Kate oburn Perkins and daughter of
Colorado, are sp nding few days in town
with old acquaintance
Morse Brothers have sent two carloads of
apples to Boston and will send another soon
Apples seem to be very plenty and the demand
good 1t will mean $4,000 or more to the
farmers