The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-15
CABOT.

H. G.. Williams has been on bust
ness trip to Calais the past week.
Mrs. Otto Bates of Montpelier was
the guest of Elton Lance on Sunday.
A. NJ. Foster is slowly recovering
from the shock received with run
away horse last week.
George Stone has been visiting rela-
tives in Laco MIA, n. H.
The Eastern Star are to hold pub
lie social at Joe Mears' at Marshfield
next Friday night.
Bert Ainsworth and wife are in
Bardwick taking care Of his uncle,
who is seriously i'll.
The stable floor at the Winooski
horse stable broke through last Sun.
day morning, letting two horses
through into the cellar. Fortunately
the horses escaped with but few in
juries.
There is to be an educational meet
ing in the town hall Friday afternoon
and evening. The Hon. Walter E.
Ranger will address the people in the
evening and it is hoped they will
turn out and SLOW interest.
@. s. Voodry, Tom Osgood and Joe
Tilton started for Boston on the excur-
j. r. Lance and wife of Mortified
have been stopping for few days
with his mother.
Grow has lately been shifting his
horses and now has handsome pair
of dark bay horses four years old for
his trucking business.
Phineas u. Laid and wife of Mont
pelier were at Eli Stones on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ballard of Loon Lake,
N. Y, Mr. and Mrs. John McKeefe
and daughter of Holyoke, Mass, have
been visiting L. Myers and wife for
few days. Mrs. McKeefe is a sister
of Mr.. Myers.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Billadeau, Oct. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurber of Coventry
were guests of Rev. o. E. Aiken on
Sunday.
Mrs. j. q. Lance has been i'll for a
few days and was not able to return
to Mortified on Monday with her hus-
band.
Here's challenge for potato dig
gers. H. o. Dwinell and l.. O. Tuck
er, on Monday last dug and picked up
63 bushels of potatoes in four hours
and forty-fve minutes. If this can be
beat us let us know.
The Union Telephone Co. began set
ting poles on Monday for the con-
nection of their line over the east hill
by Edgar Picks and Ira Reads.
w. p. Lance and wife of Lower
Cabot are in Boston this week.
Fred Mason, son of Nathaniel Ma
son of Cumberland, Me-, is visiting
relatives in town.
Wesley Atkins is home from Mont
pelier for a few days.
Miss Grace V. Bryant, the evangel-
ist worker, accompanied by friend,
were guests of Mrs. Warren for few
days last week.
f. M. Marsh and wife were in
Sheffield two days last week visiting
Rev. @. d. Lance.
George Kimball of Hardwick was in
town Sunday.
George Gould's two daughters, Miss
Annie Gould and Mrs. Bessie Gould
Smith, are expected home from Ana.
conda, Mo-, some time this month.
MARSHFIELD.
Will Mute and wife of st. Johnsbury
visited his brother, l.. d. Mute, OIL
Sunday.
o. e. Shepard shipped pair OF
horses to o. III. Greenleaf of Boston,
Tuesday morning.
b Miss Fanny l. Eall is visitor il
the home of w. e. Lamberton.
Miss Nettie Slocum of Berlin is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs A. W. Slocum.
Harvey and Nelson Bole with theil
xuiuac of nanuilla ui Of
Carver's on Sunday.
The auditors for the creamery asso
citation will meet at the creamery
Wednesday morning.
w. E. Lamberton returned from
Boston on Sunday with a carload o.
draft horses.
l.. G. Welch of Groton was in towI
last week to do some work of plumbing
for O. E. Shepard and M. e. Beckley.
Our genial friend, N. J. Kidder oil
the Boston police force, is spending hit
annual two weeks vacation with s.
W. Cole and son.
Harry Shattuck of Eden is visitin,
his mother, Mrs. Nettie Shattuck.
The annual stock holders meeting O.
the Marshfield COOPERATIVE Creamery
Association will be held at the cream
cry, Saturday afternoon, Oct II.
The order of Eastern Star, tn,
ladies auxiliary of the Masonic lodg,
of Cabot, will hold public five cen
social at the home of Mrs j. W
Mears' on Thursday evening Re-
freshments will be served.
@. ii. Greenleaf, proprietor of thu
Vendome Hotel in Boston, with hi
coachman, were in town Thursday
looking for horses. He was the CUES
Of.O. E. shepard. @itfm nen0xH