The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-29
EAST CABOT.

EAST CABOT.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heath spent
the day last Sunday with relatives IN
Passumpsic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyce and
daughter are visiting his parents in
Gilmore few days.
j. Hurlbert is moving into the
Scribner house.
Ellis Leonard from Massachusetts
is visiting his mother, Mrs. L. Perry.
Mrs. L. Houghton, who has been
quite ill, for few days, is much bet
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Lamson of
Williamstown have been visiting a
few days at W. l. Abbott's,
Harry Buyce il moving this week
into the Batchelder house below
Marshfield
w. L. Adams of Brandon visited
his after, @. I. Adams, few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilman and
Paul, of st. Johnsbury, visited her
sister, Mrs. E. +. Clark, recently.
Miss Grace Blake has been at home
from Barre for a few days vacation.
FraLk Morse went to Boston last
week to work.
j. l.. Frye and family of Danville
visited her father, H. Dunn, last
SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Craig of Peach
am visited one day last were at W. l.
Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellery Clark were in
st. Johnsbury last Saturday and Sun
day.
Sherman WEIGH and family of West
Concord have moved in with Robert
MacKie's people.
E. E. Hall and Miss Eva spent the
day last Sunday at Orvis Hale's in
Danville.
MARSHFIELD.
Mrs. L, D. Mute is visiting in Bos-
ton.
Frank Talbot of Wells River was at
5. W. Coles on Sunday.
Soil was broken Thursday on the
lot for the new building of the Marsh
field Building Association.
The Christmas tree men are here
again IN full force.
o. f. Carpenter has just finished
harvesting 303 bushels of assorted
potatoes, the yield from one measured
acre of pleasant View Farm.
A. W. Slocum is making consider
able repairs on the premises of Mrs.
Caroline Robinson.
New steps have been built to the
rooms over the post office. Miss Nina
Ennis, who occupies these rooms, has
hung out dressmaker's sign.
Mrs. M. S. Davis of Montpelier
was a visitor in the home OF l.. ID.
Mute over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Blake is nursing "A Sc
we're sprained ankle caused by an ac-
cidental fall ON the back porch at
their home on depot hill.
G. A. Kelley spent Sunday at his
former home in Bradford.
M. E. Beckley was in Danville on
the extension of a peoples telephone
branch of the Mollys Falls line.
L. B. Adams has purchased the
Fairbanks hay scales of M. E.
Beckley and will move them to a po-
sition near the Adams & Go store.
O. H. George shot deer ON Boyles
mountain early Thursday forenoon.
He sold his trophy to William Mears
of Barre. who took it TO that city the
same afternoon. The animal weighed
nearly 200 pounds.
The ladies' aid society connected
with the Methodist church will hold
a social at the home of James Boul-
dry, Friday afternoon and evening.
A special invitation is given the
young people to attend in the evening.
The Batchelder Water Co. has leased
four new springs located on the farm
of Harlo Folsom and 1T now looks as
though the users from this supply
will experience less trouble from lack
of water in the future.
DR.. A. O. Eastman Of Barnard was
in town on Monday. DIR. Eastman is
a young physician and is visiting sew
eral places with the view of finding a
permanent location. He graduated at
the head OF his class and with high
honors from we'll known medical
college.
B. M. Shepard and family were at
the home Of his father, O. e. Shep-
ard, on Friday and Saturday of last
weeb. Mrs. N. O. Tabor of Montpe-
lier WAS also visitor in Mr.. Shep-
ards home part Of the week.