The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-15
SOUTH RYEGATE,

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Mr.. Dorch, aged seventy-six years,
died at the home of Rev. Mr.. Wallace
last Saturday. He was Mrs. Wal
lace's father. His son from New
York city came on and took the re-
mains to Tennessee for interment last |
Monday. The funeral services were |
held at Mr.. Wallaces home Sunday |
afternoon. Rev. Mr.. McClelland of |
Topsham officiated.
Rev. Lotus of Woodsville, N. H.,
will occupy Rev. McArthurs pulpit
next Sunday.
George Leroy Darling, Richard
Darling and Charles Thomas are at
tending school at Barre this term.
M. H. Gibson has his new stone
shed we'll equipped and labor begun
in it last Monday.
John Hatch of Groton is repairing
the Thomas Kasson place. Fred
Hatch has moved in. His intention
is to rebuild the old Beaver dam and
have nice fish pond and make a
summer resort out OF the old place.
goodly number of the people are
attending the fair at st. JohnsbuIy
this week.
EAST CABOT.
| Mrs. Abbie Pierce Of Barre was q
guest at N. L. Wilson last week.
Eugene Paige and wife of Massa-
chusetts visited at J. D. Reads and
W. J. Abbott's recently.
About forty attended the farewell
party at II. Goss on Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Goss moved to Barre on
Monday where they have purchased a
house, and Mrs, Perkins of Barre hes
moved to Fl. Goss' farm.
Mrs. Mary Patch visited at HerbeIs
Houghton's one day last week.
Mrs. George French of Barre is
stopping with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Oorliss, for few days.
Miss Ethel Noyce of Barton, was a
guest at W. o. Southwick's last week.
Huge Dunn. while returning from
Danville creamery on Friday, met
with quite serious accident AS he
was getting out to uncheck his horses
at Henry Badgers watering tub the
pole struck the tub, overturning it
and frightening the HORSES They
started, throwing Mr.. Dunn to the
ground, the wheels passing over him
in manner that injured him SO that
at first it was thought he could not
live. Drs. Burbank and Warren, ex-
amined him and found two ribs
cracked and his throat and collar bone
badly injured. At present he seems
quite comfortable and is doing as well
as could be expected.
! CALAIS.
+ James Ainsworth Of Des Moines
{ Iowa, who has recently been visiting
friends and relatives in town, left fol
Boston last Saturday, going from there
to st. Louis on his way home.
al Viola Lsmphere OF. Boston is spend
ing her vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Lamphere.
L. A. Kent spent Sunday at his ole
home in town.
Prof. and Mrs. o. O. Gallagher and
T. family left Tor their home in Brain
q tree, Mass, last week. Mrs. O. j
Lease, who has been stopping with
them, has returned to her home in
Barre.
, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. E. Kent Of
Montpelier spent Sunday at H. A
. Kent's.
| The Story Medicine Company has
been showing at Maple Corner schoo
9 house for the past week with very fail
: success. They go from here to NORTH
Montpelier.
The following justices of the peac,
were elected last Tuesday: s. B
d Fair, Albert Dwinell, T. T. Lam
i phere, George Daniels, Leander Park
k er, l.. o. Leonard and j. o. Lilly.
S Miss Leila Parker is teaching schoo
in the so-called Carnes district.
~ Darius Hawkins. who has beef
quite ill, is improving.
LOWER CABOT.
j. o. Harvey, whose death wa
briefly noticed in the Daily Journal o
Saturday, was born in Woodbury. il
O 1929, his early life having been passed
. on farm. When he arrived at hi
: majority he entered into the pape
8 manufacturing business in Msssaohu
setts and Maine, later going to Mex
leo. He was obliged to leave there at
= ter two years, on account of i'll health
l. and went to Wisconsin where he en-
gagged IN the milling business Her
he met with misfortune through fir,
and water and in 1896 returned Eas