The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-06

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William johnson has returned from bis
visit, after being with his nephew two
weeks.
Miss Addie Freemon has been spend
ing few days with her friend, Miss An
ME Hart.
Mrs. II, .. Ward of Moretown visited
Mrs. Samuel Somerville last Thursday.
WELLS RIVER.
Will Marshall of Lowell, Mass, came
| to his brothers, Kimball Marshall on
Saturday and both spent Sunday at Grot-
on.
Miss Nellie Rollins of New Briatin.
| Conn, is spending the remainder of her
vacation in town. and as usual is at Hale's
| Tavern.
Mrs. Bracy who is spending the sum-
mer at Lake Morey was here several days
of last week.
Mrs. Swan has gone to Groton to take
care OF Mrs. George Oluey who is very
| ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foss have gone to ST. AL
bans to remain several weeks with their
daughters Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Marshall was the guest on
Friday and Saturday of Mr. and Mrs.
Dunett at their summer home at Groton
Mrs. Shattuck has been for three weeks
enjoying life at the beach with Mrs. Geo.
Bailey of Manchester, n. H.
Chldrens Day will be observed Sun
| day, Aug. 10. The musical part of the
programme will be under the direction of
Mrs. George Parker
Mrs. Deming, with Misses Amelia
jain, Nellie Lee and Katherine Peach.
has gone to The Weirs to remain
through this month.
Miss Katherine j. Grand spent last
week with her cousin, Mrs. Frank Ken
dali in Montpelier,
a committee was appointed last Sun
day to arrange for Sunday School pic
mic to be held soon.
Miss Lolita Belanger went to the Weirs
on Monday to be the guest of Mrs. Dem
ing at her summer home Comfort
Mrs George A. Merrill of Rutland has
been the guest of Miss Julia Farwel for
the past two weeks
Ping-pong is claiming the attention of
the women of leisure in town Just now.
William johnson, who has been sick for
about five weeks, is failing and no hopes
of his recovery are entertained.
Mr. and Mrs Frost went to Grot on, on
Saturday where a reception was rendered
them in the evening.
CABOT.
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Wheeler of
Lower Cabot are rejoicing over the
birth of daughter, born July %.
Miss Lizzie Hurlburt of Lebanon,
n H, is visiting her old friend and
schoolmate, Mrs. NJ. D. Warren.
r. S Barr of East Cabot sold
horse last Saturday to Montpelier
parties for $500.
where was Moses when the light
went out:n Those parties who got
left circus day are singing this song.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Morse of Barnet
are in town visiting relatives
The daughter-in-law, Mrs Frank
Fits, and two granddaughters of
Iowa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Or
Wis Fits. 1t is their first visit East.
The sister and mother of Mrs. S. J.
Morse, Mrs L. q. Burnham and Mrs.
Maria Foster, of Burlington, are Wis
iting her. Mrs Foster is ninety one
years of age, stood the journey we'll
and seems quite hale and hearty. Her
mind seems not dimmed but active
and alert.
Mrs Merrill Montgomery of Bur-
lington is visiting at J. A. Earring
tons.
B. G. Rogers and family are So
journing at Greensboro pond for a
two weeks stay.
Announcement is made that a picnic
will be held Old Home Week, Wednes
day, Aug 49, in the grove of Joseph
Smith, one third of a mile from the viii
lage. Cabot Cornet band will furnish
music for the occasion, which will
be its first performance npublic since
organization. A ball game will be
played in the afternoon. Promenade
in the evening by the band. Union
services will be held in the Methodist
church Sunday evening, the 18th.
Everybody cordially invited to attend.
In view of the very elaborate pro
gramme of last year the plan of oele-
bration this year will not be extern
sive.
Mrs. Susan Story and Miss Mary
Story of Swampscott have arrived in
town for the summer vacation.
George +. Harvey is having fam
lily monument placed on the old family
lot in Woodbury., the cemetery near
the old Thomas Harvey palace now
occupied by his son Charles Harvey.
The condition of Mrs. l.. W. Bur
bank is yet very uncertain and life
hangs in the balance. Much interest
is manifested in her recovery which
is much hoped for Mrs Alice Fisher
seems to be improving.
Repairs on Peak s Island are pro-
crossing very satisfactorily. Mr.. Til
ton will soon be in modern shape and
style with its many advantages,
Lower Cabot people are to be compli-
mented in having secured the push
and energy of such a progressive
spirit The "shute" will be ready
for their patronage soon.
Miss Alice Bates of Montpelier is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. w. B.
Lance.
Dr. NJ u. Warren and family are
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