The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-11
CABOT.


Rev. 1. P. Chase and wife visited
friends in town, June 4, while o. their
way to Newport Center.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Burnham, June g.
D. W. Fisher visited his parents
on Memorial Day. He was accom-
panied by lady from Rutland.
A bank wall has been built opposite
the grist mill in place of the rickety
old side walk.
b. ]. Lance town grand juror was
called to East Cabot to settle disturb
ance in that part of the town, but
found no cause for an arrest.
Misses Avery and Bryant, the evan
gelists, after visiting Plainfeld few
days went to Peacham to hold meet
ings.
Owing to Mr.. Jameson being drawn
as grand juror at ST. Johnsbury
the work on Lawrence Farrington's
barn has been adjourned for few
days.
Will Turner and family visited at
o. P. Boyles last week.
Leon Cole and Miss Mabel White
Of Barre visited his father, L. P. Cole,
Sunday last.
A. M. Hodgdon, wife and son, are
| to take carriage drive to North Troy
! this week.
H. l.. Morse has moved his family
to Mrs. Viola Whitcher's. They will
board with her for the summer.
Mrs. Abbie Smith is visiting her
! daughter, Mrs. Cummings, of Hard
wick for a few days.
, Professors Hamilton and Goodhue Of
Montpelier Seminary were in town
| Monday.
Mrs. S. U. voodry, who has been
| sick for some months, was taken to
Montpelier last Monday and will be
under the care of DR.. Brock for
| time.
Among those in town on Sunday
were. Miss Nellie Kimball with Miss
Maude Boyce as a guest, Fred Dawson
, with Mr.. Virgins as guest, Dean
Batchelder and Earl Rogers, all from
Montpelier Seminary.
L. Myers was in Barre on business
last Friday.
T. H. Osgood had vacation of
few days last week and visited in New
Hampshire.
The Cabot band is to have new uni
forms before July 4.
| B. G. Rogers has purchased a valu-
able horse of S. E. McLane.
Representatives of the Union Tele.
| phone Company We're at Chelsea last
Tuesday comforting with the directors
of the Orange County Telephone Com
pany, and made arrangements to con-
meet the two lines at East Calais 1t
is reported that committee from the
| Orange County Telephone Co. is
considering running the line to Cab
OF by way of the river road.
Cabot band furnished music Memoir
ial Day free of charge and did them
sleeves credit. This was their first APP
pearance on the street.
| At meeting of the citizens Satur-
day night officers and committees were
elected to arrange for a celebration
July 4. According to the plans the
best celebration and best program will
be carried out that we have bad for
some years.
Luther Laird of Orange, was through
here last week on his way to Coventry
with his automobile. On his return
he was accompanied by Miss Guild,
sister OF Warren Guild.
William Barrett, who has been
popular fireman on the Boston &
Maine Railroad for some years, has
been chosen by that company to go to
Norfolk, Va, to teach the firemen on
the Norfolk q Western Railroad how
to burn coke in their engines.
Mrs. William Harvey of Lyndonville
has been stopping with Mrs. III. G..
Williams for a few days.
James English and wife were in
Montpelier over Sunday, visiting his
father, George English.
The Cabot base ball team was defeat.
ed in a close and exciting game of ball
at Danville last Saturday. Score, 20
| to 8.
Herbert Wheeler has bought Charles
Paquin's house at Lower Cabot.
The Washington county conference
of Congregational churches held in
this town last week was largely at.
tended and has very interesting
and enthusiastic meeting.
Miss Julia Fisher has been re.elect.
cd one of the teachers of Montpelier
Union school, with raise Of $50 In
salary.
| Dea. Isaac F. Haines has greatly