The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-07-09
DANVILLE.

Ork ClJy are stopping at MISS Emily
Davis.
Mrs. Jennie Benjamin of Craftsbury
is visiting at E. Il. Badgers.
Mrs. W. f. Dole and Mrs. J. H.
Fisher are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Howe, at Canal, N. Ii.
Carlton Cass of Craftsbury is visit
ing his brother, W. II. Cass.
Fred g. Bugbee of Lowell, Mass,
has been at S. A. Morses the past
week.
The Knights of Pythias have their
plans and specifications and are ready
for bids for the erection of their new
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ Howard of st.
Johnsbury are stopping at Thurber's.
Prof l.. j. Hathaway and Prof.
Ernest Hamilton have been spending
few days at Rev. Joseph Hamilton's.
William A. Taylor and children of
Maiden, Mass, are visiting at Auburn
Taylor's.
Allen Mclean of Sherbrook is visit
ing his brother, A. O. Mclean.
Married in Danville July 2, by
Rev. George II. Cummings, Mrs.
Alice 7. Pillsbury of Minneapolis and
Eugene W. Paige of New York city.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald and Miss Es-
! telle Mcdonald of Cambridge, Mass,
are visiting Mrs. Swanson at Frank
Cranes.
There was an excellent celebration
| of the Fourth at Danvilla this year.
Much interest had been taken in the
parade and it was the opinion of
many that rarely if ever had better
parade been seen in northern Vermont
than the one this year. The ball
game was victory for Danville over
Passumpsic by score of IL to 8. The
Hardwick baud furnished music very
acceptably through the day and for
the promenade in the evening.
A very unfortunate accident &C.
| Cured at James McCallop's at Joe's
pond on Saturday when a gun in the
hands of Edward Gambel was acct
| dentally discharged, injuring the foot
| of Mrs. James Gambel so seriously
that amputation was necessary Mrs.
| Gambel suffered SO seriously from the
shock and subsequent loss of blood
| that her life was at first despaired of
but che is now more comfortable and
| is expected to recover.
CABOT.
e. W. Paige of New York, who has
| been in Danville, visited his mother,
| Mrs. G. L. Paige, last Thursday.
Mr.. Paige was married July to Mrs.
| Pillsbury.
Miss Mabel Stewart of Berlin was
the guest of j. M. Tebbetts a few
! days last week.
Miss Harriet Celley of Bradford
visited Miss Garlic Hills last week.
G. O. Lawson and wife of Hardwick
were in town last week.
Report comes that Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smith of Anaconda, Mo-, are
rejoicing over the birth of a daugh-
| ter.
G. G. Dow has recently purchased
| horse of Rev. o. E. Aiken.
Harvey Drenan was in town last
Wednesday.
y. H. Rowland was in Barre last
week.
Miss Elsie Carlis of Copperfield is
visiting her grandma, Mrs. J.. Myers.
Rev. f. 3. Blodgett and wife of
| Bloomfield are home ON wedding
| trip.
j. III, harrington and wife and John
Barr and wife were at William Barr's
on the Fourth.
AT the Methodist church last Sun
| day thirteen persons were taken on
probation and nine were baptized
Ernest Batchelder and Raymond
Guild of Coventry were IN town last
week, guests of Warner Guild.
E. +. harrington and George Boyles
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Miss Mamie Story and her mother
have arrived for the summer and have
engaged rooms of Mrs. G. L. Paige.
A. W. Baker and wife are again &C.
cupying their summer home between
the villages.
July Fourth was celebrated in the
good old way as Cabot people are
capable of doing. The program of
the day was entirely carried out and
every one seemed to be well satisfied.
1t was estimated that there were fully
1,500 people on the ground. The
features of the day were the parade,
races and ball games. There were
no DRINKS, no fights, and no arrests.
On the whole the affair was success
in every way. On Monday night
meeting of the committee was held in
the band room and the financial part
of the deal was closed up in a bust.
ness way. A vote of thanks was
rendered l.. Myers, the officer of the
day, for his efficient work, and to all
committees in charge of the different
parts of the program.
A barn warming will take place at
Ora Dow's barn on Friday night,
July 10. Every one invited.
The band will give an open air con-
cert Friday night, July II.