The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-19

School closed last week Friday and
Miss Cora Bean returned to her home
in Coventry.
CABOT.
N. ID. Lyford received bad injury to
| one limb just below the knee last elk
when he fell from a staging which gave
way at n. Biladeau's.
The Endeavor society is contemplating
the giving of another fair and Christmas
sale III the near future. All interested
therein or connected Herewith are re-
quested to assist in making it success,
Mrs. II. G. Williams arrived home last
Friday from the hospital at Bos on. AL
though she is as comfortable as could be
expected no hopes ale expressed for her
recovery.
The little daughter of Rev. and Mrs
o. E Aiken fell down stairs and sprained
an ankle last Thursday.
f. A. and o. D. Osgood have purchased
the home farm stock and tools and
formed partnership therein. The town
should consider itself fortunate in having
two such young men decide to locate per-
manently within its borders and we wish
them success in their undertaking which
we feel is already assured. Now for "a
partner in life" boys.
A union temperance meeting will be
held in the Metho list church next Sum
day evening under the auspices of the w.
CT. U.
Schools close in town Friday next. All
school have been very successful through
out. weeks vacation only, will be
taken before the commencement of the
winter term.
Misses May Ormsbee, Nellie Williams
and Pansy Smith are at home on vacation
from their respective schools. Miss Orms
bee will return for the winter to West
Burke in the immediate department.
N. B. Rogers took his annual fishing
trip to Lake Champlain last week, return
ing with good 200 pounds of fish of sew
eral varieties. In the number was mus
kalonge weighing 10 pounds in the stom-
ach of which pickerel was found weigh
ing pound.
The Junior Leagne entertainment last
Friday evening was quite success and
the little folks demonstrated good in
struction.
Lyceum at Lower Cabot onWednes-
day evening and at Cabot Friday evening
Judith Haines cnt her face quite badly
on barbed wire la Thursday, necessitat-
ing the taking of several stitches. The
wounds are doing well.
VkRSHIRE.
Mr.. Flanders, the oldest person in town,
celebrated his nineteth birthday last
Sunday.
Samuel Fuller, who has been spend
ing the past few weeks here, the guest of
his mother and other relatives, went to
Bradford on Monday, and from there
will go to his home in Minnesota. Mr..
Fuller is a very pleasant and Agreeable
gentleman aud his society has been much
enjoyed here. We hope he will have a
pleasant journey to his home and that he
he may visit here again some time in the
future.
Mrs. Parshley visited her daughter,
Mrs. Ora Hutchinson at East Orange
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Carleton have re-
Gently received visits from their sous
Mr. Follansbee, who has been learning
the creamery trade here, has gone to his
home in West Fairlee.
School at South Vershire, Mrs Edna
Orr, teacher, begun the winter term.
Nov. 10, Those pupils having no alb
seuces during the full term were Pearl
johnson, and Don aud Eulie Orr. Alb
sent one day only during school enroll
ment Irene Morey and Thomas Kicker.
Mrs. Norris is visiting in Chelsea.
Mrs. Thayer has returned to her home
in Corinth.
Miss Kellogg has gone to Corinth
where she has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost of Hanover were
the guests of her father, MIR. Flanders