The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-05-07
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The officers of the Good Templars will
be installed Friday evening and a good
attendance is expected.
The members of the Odd Fellows lodge
enjoyed a box sociable at their hall last
Wednesday evening
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year at the annual meeting of
the Masonic lodge on Tuesday evening
w. NJ, Dan Mclaughlin; S. W., c. NJ.
Richardson, J. W., w. w. McAllister ;
Treas, H. T. J. Howe; Sec, o. G..
Eaton; S D., John Ferris; J. d., E. r
Prentis S. s., c. d. Joslin; J. s., O. S.
Joslin; chaplain, c. J. Green; marshal, c.
A. Prentis tyler, a. Z. Mehuron.
Ten or twelve of our Good Templars
visited the lodge at Duxbury last week
There will be an Aunt Jerushas quilt
ing party at the Brick church Tuesday
evening, May 10 All are cordially in
vted
Mrs. J. Z. Badger, who has been very
sick for several weeks, is slowly improv-
ing.
Rev p B. Daniels of East Warren &C.
cupied the pulpit at the Methodist church
Sunday
HORN OF THE MOON.
Jackson Brothers have purchased
new DeLaval separator
Mrs. Will Thayer is visiting Mrs. Ira
Harran in Montpelier.
Willard May has gone to Wocott to
attend his grandfather's funeral.
Curtis Clark returned on Monday from
Williston where he went to visit his
father, who has been seriously i'll with
erysipelas.
School opened on Monday with Miss
/ Sadie Cross as teacher, Fourteen schol-
ars are in attendance.
Owing to breakage of some part of
the separating apparatus the creamery
station has been closed for week. 1t is
hoped 1.-The repairs will be on hand in a
few days
WEST BERLIN.
The creamery has been sold to Mr..
Bryant, who will take possession soon.
lanes Cofrin and family will go to
Waterloo, Canada, to reside, where he
has position as engineer.
Miss Helen Glnes is visiting her par
ents for few days.
Jane Moses was taken to Heaton Hos
pital Friday, by Mrs. Seymore, where she
will have her eyes treated.
Miss Josie Covel is staying at f. c.
Dewey's for time.
The funeral of Miss Georgia Dewey
was held at the home of her sister, Mrs.
George Ayers. April 81 She had been
troubled with neuralgia most of the win
ter and at last it developed iuto menn-
gifts. Although she came from her west
ern home a short time ago she had made
many friends and was held in the highest
esteem by all who knew her She was a
daughter of Albert Dewey, who visited
his Vermont home last fall and niece
of Mrs. d. b. Celley, with whom she has
made her home most of the time.
Pat Morrow and wife are living in
Snake Hollow
CABOT.
Miss Harriet Babcock died at Hea
ton hospital, Montpelier, May 3, aged
eighty-two years. She had been a
life long resident of this town her
parents, jeremiah and Betsy @. Bah
cock, were among the early settlers of
lower Cabot, and she had lived to see
nearly the whole growth of both viii
lagos of the town. She had been a
member of the Methodist church for
more than fifty years, was kind
hearted woman and respected by all
with whom she associated The flu
neral service was conducted by her
| Dastor Row Mr. Aiken IN Sunday
last at two O'Clock in the Methodist
church. Burial was in lower village
cemetery.
f. NJ Marsh has sold his house and