The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-27
SOUTH r YEGATE.

Mrs. James Davidson had a shock
lats Monday morning at 8 O'Clock and
died in about one hodr's time. She
was about seve 'ty-fve years old.
Mrs. Moses Randall had a shock |. st
Monday it being her second one. Her
recovery is lot eXoected but her death
may be expected any time as she is in
n very critical condition at present
A large number of people from this
section are attending the fair at Brad
ford this week, the principal attract
ion from this way will be the races.
Lanky John, owned by Frank Brown of
this place. and Nettle, owned by Nj. H.
Gibson, are the favorite horses from
this section and are expected to win
the first money in their respective
towns.
The M. & W. X. Z. Go. has pur-
chHsed suring Of water of Ellen and
Cyntnia Co burn, prjoe $50 This
spring is to fdrnish xa'er for the ten
ement over the depot.
The NJ. 81 w. &. r. Co. is putting
in set of railroad scales on the track
at the rear of Forsyth's feed store.
Thad Gray went to Nova Scotia last
Nj onday to make his mother a visit.
new woodshed has been erected at
the South Ryegate creamery.
CABOT.
l.. Myers and wife and Alfred Hunt
er and wife, returned last Saturday
from visit to Copperfield.
Fred Market and wife of st. Johns
bury were in town last Sunday.
Mrs. Bell Chickering of Hardwick
visited in town last week.
The Foster family had a picnic at
Sabin pond Tuesday, August IS.
l.. @. Lance and S. @. Voodry we're
in Montpelier, August IS.
E. W. Paige and wife of New York,
who are stopping at their summer
home in Danville visited his mother,
Mrs. G. l.. Paige, last Sunday,
H, Q, Dwinell had a yearling colt
break its leg in the pasture last week.
Albert Steele of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting j. H. Damon.
The Cabot ball team settled down
to business last Saturday and defeated
the Hardwick by score of 8 to 10.
The Cabot band cleared SIT at the
promenade last Saturday night.
There was lawn party and band
concert on the William Whittier lawn
last Tuesday evening, given under the
auspices of the Epworth League.
The Eastern Star held social at the
Masonic hall last Friday afternoon and
evening. They are making quite ex-
tensive preparations for fair and sale
to be held some time in the near fu-
ture,
L. .. Gum of Millers Falls is visit.
ing A. A. Perry of Lower Cabot.
Miss Cora Glidden returned to her
work in Montpelier last Saturday after
months vacation.
Arthur Lamson and family are at
home visiting his parents.
Leon Cole and wife, who have been
in town for a week returned to Barre
last Saturday.
Clarence Knapp and family were in
town Sunday.
Rev. 0. E. Aiken left Monday for
Lyndonville where he will attend the
campmeeting for week.
Ben Hatch of Sodom, spent Sunday
with Walter Jacobs.
Inc Union Telephone Company Will
soon have a number of instruments To-
GATED in this village and their line
will extend over the Whittier hill.
The sections have already been taken.
The line is Connected with the Orange
County Line, also the Mcclure Line.
The household goods of D. L. ia
cobs were moved to Hardwick last
Monday and the family will soon go.
Mrs. Cynthia Kinney died August
10 at the home of her brother, Bemis
Pike, Lower Cabot, after an illness of
TOUR months. Mrs. Kinney was near
ly eighty-seven years old.
O. II. Rogers and family accompan.
led by Mrs. D. b. Mester are at Joes
pond camping for a few days.
Wesley Atkins, who has been acting
as head waiter in large dining hall
in East Northfield, Mass, returned
last week and will attend Montpelier
| Seminary this fall.
Quite large number of wedding in
vitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Harriet Adele Fish
or of Cabot to Dana Lynn Chadwick
of Bethel, to take place in the Con-
gregational church Thursday morn
ing, September 3, at 10 80 O'Clock.