The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-12-01
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the afternoon of the sale on Friday at
the town hall. Ladies and children
are especially invited to come III. A
graphophone will furnish entertain
ment and may also be heard in the
evening.
The Congregational ladies' aid So
oiety will give an oyster supper and
sale at the town hall on Friday Dec
2. supper will be served from to 8
p. M, an entertainment will be given
in the evening, that may be expected
to be good one. large variety of
useful and fancy articles will be
offered for sale at the booths. Give
the ladies crowded house afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. Walter Williams is progressing
favorably since her surgical operation.
Harry Moody of Chelsea, in the en-
ploy of Gene Ingalls,, one of our meat
market pruprietors, will probably oc.
cupy the tenement being finished off
over the meat market
The parents of Lawyer w. G. White
are expected to be here more or less of
the time this winter, and next spring
Mr.. White will move from here to
live with his parents in Middlesex.
Last Sunday morning Rev. Jesse
Martin son of Erwin II. Martin,
preached for Rev. d. H. Strong at
the Congregational church and was
much liked. IT he ever had a more
attentive audience than on this occa-
sion he is to be congratulated He is
vet the pastor of the Methodist church
in Eden and was at the old home here
last week for Thanksgiving We do
not anticipate that he, like the first
man, wi ever be driven out of Eden,
but he is sure TO be called out, in due
time, if life and health are spared.
Where was Rev d. H. Strong last
Sunday? His parishioners do not
know, but fears are felt here that some
other parish is at work to get him
from us. We warn any such parish to
look out for exhibitions of muscular
Christianity ON the part of this one
here if such an attempt is persisted
in
The annual business meeting of the
Congregational. church will be held on
Friday OF next week, Dec. H. A full
attendance is desired as important
matters will come up for considera-
ton.
Our morning train is to leave here
after this at Z 80 m. Thanks.
Charles r. Benedict thinrs his
daughter, Ella. weighed ABOUT 100
pounds when she went to southern
California few years ago because of
tuberculosis. She now weighs 1873
pounds ana is in excellent health.
Miss Lula Burnahm of Montpelier
will take part in the entertainment
10 hn ri . h.
per at the town hall on Friday even
ing.
A daughter was born on Saturday
last to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Downs.
Hiram s. Drury has moved from the
quarry district where he has lived for
some years to his wife's little farm
near Kin man p. Martins.
On account of the age and mfr nj
ties of Lucius S. Simons we hear that
the family of his daughter, Mrs John
Dow, will move into his house for the
winter.
Rev. Alven M. Smith and family,
now of Plainfeld, were Thanksgiving
guests of the family of his cousin,
Mrs. Walter E. Granger of our village.
On Saturday Of next week Dec. 10,
with Mrs. Charles r. Benedict, con-
tinuing their studies ON Russia, The
quiz on Catherine III will be by Mrs.
Leslie D. Gale; Miss Helen Kimball
will have historical paper and Miss
Emma Adams will have paper on
Alexander III.
News has come here of the death of
Mrs. Evelyn Ainswort Hebard,
Il - Al IL A
worth, of Waitsfield. For years Mrs
Hebard had lived in Wisconsin. At
the time of her death she was visiting
in one of the Dakotas where she had
shock, death following in n few day S.
Mrs Amasa W f arnham IS at pres
ent y, tn friends in Woonsocket. r. l.
Miss Ida Adams of South Barre is
teaching again in the Olney f. Seaver
district.
Five of our young folks are attend
ing the high school in Barre city.
CABOT.
DR.. S. w. Wiswell. one of CADETS
oldest and most nighly respected citi-
zens, physi an whose ability was
unquestioned, d led at his home here
on Sunday II ght at ] O'Clock. He
was uorn in II de Park in 1895 and re.
ceived his M deal degree in an insti-
tuition once located in Woodstock but
not now in eS stence. For about forty
five wears his we'll known form driv-
ing through rain, storm and sunshine
has been welcome sight to those
afflicted with disease and pain. Be-
sides wife he leaves one daughter,
Mrs. M. d. Wells, wife of Senator
Wells OF Washington county, and sew.
eral graz dchildren. The funeral WAS
held at his late home ON Wednesday af-
ternoor, Rev. ID. l.. billiard officiat-
ing.
Representative billiard returned to
Montpelier last Monday.
Mrs, Helen Bailey. who has been
listing her sister, Mrs. George Paige,
has returned to her home in Crafts.
bury.
Mrs. Myrtle Turner was at her
fathers over Thanksgiving
A P. Marshall, who will be re
membered as one associated in the old
Cabot Carriage Company's house, has
been staying at the hotel for few