The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-29
EAST CABOT.

Frank Morse is staying at Geo. Heath's
for few days
Mrs. Eva Knight and Mrs. c. A. CLARK
returned to Barre this week after short
visit with Mrs. f. II. Clark.
night was well attended. The entertain
inent and bountiful supper were botl
thoroughly enjoyed
Mrs. Myra Bean and two children OF
Barton recently visited with her sister,
Mrs. w. o. Southwick.
Dan Houghton and wife have fin shed
work for Allen Laird and are at their
home.
Charles Austin was in st. Johnsbury
one day last week.
Mrs Geo. Heath has been quite ill the
past week.
Harry Boyce, who has been living in
Marshfield the past year, has moved his
family to A. ID. Durgan's, and is to have
charge of the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Clark and Mrs. c..
A. Clark visited in St. Johnsbury few
days the past week.
Mrs. Emma Hall of So. Cabot has been
with friends here for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Dunn returned last
Saturday from WATERFOWL, Mass, where
they have been visiting relatives for sever
al days.
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The Goddard Seminary football
team went to Rurlinoton Saturday
and was defeated nv the Edmunds
High school team of that CITY. The
game was hotlv contested throughout
no scoring being done until the last
two minutes of play, when Edmunds
made a touchdown and kicked a goal.
This ended the scoring; so f. II. S.
won by score of 6 to 0. The God
dard boys claim they were badly treat
ed at Burlington, that the crowd per-
sisted in blocking the field whenever
the Barre boys had the ball and so
prevented them from making any con-
siderable gains. Their treatment from
the hands of the opposing team was
far from hospitable and they returned
home angry and disguised
The annual Goddard's girls recep-
tion was held i'm the Seminary chanel.
Saturday nigth The hall was prettilv
decorated with leaves and evergreens.
Besides the usual lights row of Jack
o-lanterns was prominent in the illu-
dances was gone though, the Semin-
airy orchestra furnishing music. ne
lresiilieh's We're seINeu, Iiie senIleilen
I NIL LIS nSod i.0 is fd me 70 tbe yonnD IN.
dos who 1yare on the committee II ar.
ranpements. Misses Halle Lane. EN-
ilv Calef. Helen Sturtevant and Bes-
sic Ayers.
The Italian Dramatic Club presented
an Italian dramatic version of Dumas
masterpiece, "The Count of Monte
Cristo' at the Barre opera house last
Saturday evening. The costumes and
scenery We're most effective. While
unmGfins Sre th LIN ad 5,1o fo mSii fn
the acting Of James O'Neill, the per-
Torrance on the whole was most
creditable. The Italians of Barre APP
preciate the classical drama of their
country quite as much as do the peo-
pie of New England the plays OF
Shakespeare and the other classical
writers of England. The society that
presented the drama on Saturday even
ing is doing much to dispel the false
ideas con 'erning these people, which
many Vermonters hold.
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Ihere was poA soclaple al Neorge
Gould last thursday evening.
George A. Paine and family from
McIndoes Falls, are visiting at j. A.
Paine's.
Frank Jackson, with four men from
Plainfeld. is building a bridge to re-
place the one destroyed by the May
cloudburst
G. A. Cooley and wife spent Sunday
aft William Cooley's
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WATERBURY, OENIEh.
DR.. E. j. Foster, who attended the
national encampment of the G.. A r.,
returned home last Thursday having
had splendid time while away, not
only i'll attendance upon the encamp-
ment, but in visiting the old camping
grounds ana DaUtleHeluS, anu III ineeI-