The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-06-11
MORETOWN COMMON.

MORETOWN COMMON.
Nj. r. Child went to Shelburne
pond fishing Saturday.
@. j. Sargent was here giving music
lessons the last of the week.
o. E Russell was IN Montpelier on
Memorial day, he being a member of
the Vermont National Guards.
Pat Sharkey of Montpelier was in
town Tuesday in business.
Clarence Long was in Waterbury
Monday and in Montpelier Thursday
on business.
Peter Berno and Myrtle Shantelle
of this place were united in marriage
at the Catholic church at Waterbury,
Monday morning at half past eight
A bright and happy life is the wish
of their friends.
w. r. Chase and wife went to Es-
sex Tuesday night to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Nettie Nichols and Cliff
ford Hanley Wednesday night.
o. E, Russell is painting for Tim
Flanagan.
w. r. Chase and wife returned
home Thursday morning from Essex
Loren Child has force of men at
work on the road these days and their
work is very much needed.
Harold Bruce is giving his house a
coat of paint something that would be
an improvement to good many houses
in town.
Clarence Long finished papering
for II. S. Fish on Tuesday
CABOT
Rev. D. L. billiard is in Canada
this week with his father, visiting his
sister there. Mrs. billiard and the
children are at Sheldon with her
mother
No services except the Sabbath
school and reports from the County
conference will be held at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday in the
PASTOR absence Many will probably
unite with the Methodist church in
the morning service.
G. NJ Webster has sold his home
farm to Walter j. Perry of Walden,
consideration $1,000. The buildings
alone cost this amount. Mr.. Perry is
No. / farmer and we welcome him
to our town. He has one of the best
farms in town, the house being a
modern two story structure, with ell
attached 1t is reported that Mr..
Webster has purchased the place &C.
cupied by Mrs. Alice Fisher in Cabot
village.
Auction of the Roswell Laird prop.
erty Thursday forenoon at his home
farm.
DR. L. W. Burbank and Bert Ly ford
are attending the grand lodge, f. and
A, M, at Burlington this week.
Good Templars should remember the
Union at East Calais next Saturday.
A. F. Morse of Barnet visited rela-
tives in town this week.
Miss Grace Kimball was graduated
from Hardwick Academy last week.
Mrs. Belle Mears is stopping with
her mother, Mrs Abbie Smith, for
two weeks. She will join lier hus,
band, Warren Mears, in Michigan, in
July
The village highway is being repair
ed. 1t is we'll known fact that the
condition of the road through Cabot
| village has been the worst in town,
and we hope there is no worse in the
| State. Permanent road making from
| the upper end of Main street begin.
ming at the bridge and extending the
entire length of this street should be
made as soon as possible; and we
| doubt not that interest paid on hired
money until such principal shall have
been drawn back or out of the State
treasury road tax, would be more
than offset in the difference that
would accrue from such repairs al
would be necessarily done. This
should be thought of both for econ
omy and convenience.
MORETOWN.
The Republican caucus held Satur
day night elected two Proctor dele
gates, f. L. Hathaway and Leor
| Child
p. Clark and f. A. Howes were il
Woodbury. last Friday and Saturday
on fishing trip.
George M. Ashley went to Bethe
last Wednesday,
Mrs. Nettie Ferris and Mrs, Addi,
Philips We're in Montpelier last Fri
day,
Mrs. Martha Goodno and son o
Rochester, visited at @. ID. Ashley
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Thompson was in Waits
field last Thursday night.
Mrs f. II. Sawyer and sister Bessi
were in Waterbury Saturday.
William Shea was in Waitsfield owe
Sunday.
Gardner Sawyer of Montpelier i
visiting.his brother, Russell Sawyer