The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-03-26
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the house for few days with grip.
N. p. Quimby is ill from the same
disease.
The selectmen will meet April 1 to
divide the town for the two road
commissioners.
About twenty-five couples attended
the cotillion party at Lamberton's
hall Friday evening.
S. II. Packer went with his house,
mold effects on the early freight Mon
day morning.
Two children of Judge Woodward of
Montpelier are visiting at S. W.
Coles.
Clifford Knapp is visiting in Barre.
The book account of e. w. Gilman
against Harlow Folsom, which was
set for trial last Monday, was settled
without hearing.
Warren Fifield, who has very effioi-
emily taken charge of the hearse for a
number of years, declined the charge
for another year and the selectmen
have engaged our liveryman, G. f.
Bliss, in his stead.
Mrs. @. A. Morris is in Groton,
Mass, to visit all aunt who is very ill.
April /, the last day for registering
your dog for 81, will soon be at hand.
The entertainment under the aus
pieces of the local l. D. G. T., which
was to have. been held last Wednesday
evening, was postponed until Thurs
day evening of this week.
Ernest Ide and Charles X. Cole,
who are working for the Standard
Electric Co. of Barre, were in town
over Sunday, as were also A. W..
Blake and Leslie Newton of Montpe-
lier.
A class of twelve took the teachers
examination here last week. Among
those from this town. were Misses
Florence and Ella Wooster, Alice
Clark, Lillian Sanborn and Arthur E.
Pike.
Whitcher Bros. have packed and
moved their household effects from w.
E. Lamberton's house on Main street
and Mr.. Lamberton has rented his
house to William Streeter, who is at
work for Mr.. May at Lower Cabot.
Mr.. and Mr.. Fred Pearce of Barre
have been the guests Of s. W. Cole
and family for few days. Mrs.
Pearce is better known here as Ellen
Parker, who lived during childhood
with Ira Ormsbee and his mother.
B. @. Abbott of Corinth is in town
in search of COWS.
A company of about seventy Mont
pelier men chartered special train
and came to this place Sunday and
helo sugar party in the grove of B..
l.. Cameron.
CABOT.
Mrs. Susan A. Badger. who has been
living with her daughter, Mrs. j. H.
Crane, died last Friday. Her remains
were taken ON Sunday to West DAN
vile for interment
Phineas D. Ladd was in town, Sun
day.
Miss Grace Morse was at home on
Sunday and presided at the organ at
the Methodist church.
Otto Bates of Montpelier is stopping
with his sister, Mrs. Lance, for d
week.
Good news from DR.. Burbank al
Heaton Hospital continues to come
and unless something new sets in he
will soon be at his active duties
again.
Miss Mary McAllister will return
to Websterville, VT. for the spring
term of school, This will finish sever
years of continuous teaching i'll the
same school. This is the class OF
teachers that Cabot can furnish.
Leander Walbridge was threatened
with pneumonia but it is reported NJ
has escaped.
There will be no need of sign
"No Fishing Allowed" at the trus
tees private fish pond in front O.
Wells & Rogers store as the mud il
so deep that it is impossible to get t.
it.
The l. o. G. Il. dramatic was
success in every way. About $40 wa
cleared.
On Saturday night the Boston Min
strels gave an entertainment at tn
town hall. All who attended wer
well pleased.
Report comes that daughter wa
born to Mr. al d Mrs. Frank W. South
wick of Boston, March 20.
Miss Lou Northrop, who has bee
at work at the hotel, was obliged t
return to her home in Marshfield, Sun
day, on account of sickness.
S. @. Voodry has employed Yer
Owen as clerk in his store.
Lapoint & Whitman are erecting a re
pair shop on the site of the old cal
rage shop.
CHELSEA.
Mills M. O. Morey, who has been i
failing health for some time, died o
Tuesday night of last week, in hi
seventy second year. He was vel
eran of the civil war, having see
nearly three years service in Con
pany @, Fourth Vermont Volunteers
The funeral services were held at til
Methodist church on Friday afternoon
W. Wesley Underhill had his lowe
lip badly cut by flying block at til
bobbin shop last Wednesday.
Mrs. Timothy Sullivan went La
week to Lisbon. N. H., to visit hi
daughter, Mrs. Bowers.
Clarence o. Barnes is at home fro
Kimball Union Academy for tw
weeks vacation.
The masuuarade DrOmenade for I'll