The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-17


Miss Christine Currier daughter of
Rev. f. E. Currier, arriving at her
fourteenth birthday last week was
given party by her parents, which
OF course was very pleasant affair.
M. Benevides is having q good tene.
nient finished OF over the meat marke t
now run by Gene ingalls,.
Rev. d. H Strong exchanged last
Sunday morning with Rev. Mr. Aber-
crombie of Brookdeld.
John A. Perry can have an indoor
jot for the winter with Mr.. Rabidou
OF Mortified that he proposes to take.
Leon Poor, son of Ed j. P or, &C.
companied George l.. Edison as far as
Chicago last week and will visit the
st. Louis exposition.
Will Duffus is to have work in Red.
lands, Gal.
Cornelius Pettis is to occupy the
tenement in Ohauncey Lougees house,
about to be vacated by Gene Marshall.
1t speaks well for things here that
there are so many applicants for de-
sirable tenement in our village when
one is to be vacated.
Last Sunday night heavy snow fell
here to depth of some eight or ten
inches. making a brisk demand for
snow shovels and muscle on Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Beckett
are housekeeping in their new home
on Seminary Hill in Montpelier
A good guesser in this case, rates
H H. Martin, George W. hyde and
the Ologston Bros. among the largest
purchasers of feed tor stock.
The fall of snow on Sunday night
gives US good sleighing but it gets a
cool reception from as
Twenty COWS sold at auction last
week by George 7. Colby are said to
have averaged little over $26 apiece.
Between 700 and 200 barrels of cider
are said TO have been made this seas
on by Gene Gall, son-in-law of the
late Lyman A. Work, at the old work
ship, and the end is not yet,
1t is fitting that. in this season of
the election of Theodore Roosevelt,
the advocate of Large families, the
thirteenth child should have been
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l..
Hayward, and why should not this
ten pound baby girl be christened
Theodore Roosevelt Martin?
John A Perry is to begin work in
Mortified the middle of this week,
and will board with his fellow work
man, Hal Cheney, our former towns
man.
We are TOLD that our Grange has
bought of j. M. Beckett, the lot just
east of the Benevides meat market,
on which to erect a building that will
contain hall for the order.
Mrs. A. E. Stearns is said to have
uremia and is seriously i'll, but it is
hoped she " ill be better
Names of pupils having perfect
attendance during the fall term in the
Ethel Gordon, Lester Hutchinson,
Passera, Elliott Powers and Ada
Somsini Those having two days or
less absences: Ada Fontana, Mildred
Gresrson, William Holden, Horace
Lasel,, George Savery, Hector Will
fore. Katherine Young and ,Sibley
Young. Thrifty uine pupils had no
tardv marks during the term Emma
r. Adams, teacher
CABOT.
Forrest st John finished work for
George Gould last week.
jim English attended the Fish and
Game League dinner at Montpelier
last week.
The school directors arranged an ex-
cursion to the Legislature for the
scholars last Wednesday.
Mrs. O. j Buxton is working for
w. FL. Myers
The Union Telephone Company
has extended it's line to Danville and
has connection with the bank, Gilils
& OolDy's. Stocker Bros. and DR..
Libby's office Others will soon be
connected.
B. H Lowell and S. H. Lyford
we're in Montpelier last Tuesday.
S. 9. Voodry was in st Jonhsbury
on business last week.
Cabot band Will have no more meet
ings until some time next spring,
there being no particular object fol-
work during the winter.
The | O. G. L. will hold a promen
ade Thanksgiving night, Nov. "a.
1
The W. r, O. gave dinner to the
G A. r. at their hall Friday, Nov.
| II.
]. A. Woodward is on tip tc
Compton, Canada. to look after prop
erty at that place.
The Good Templars held poverty
social at their hall last Tuesday night
! P. K. Carney has returned from {
/ trip to Boston.
The officers of the Eastern Star at
tended district meeting at Barre
Nov. is, they doing the opening anC
closing work of the order.
E. M. Bliss will hold ball in hi
hall Nov. Is.
George Dow is making extensive
repairs on his mill and dam install
ing a new water wheel. Parties from
St Johnsbury are doing the work.
W. II. Myers has sold his horse tt
l.. Myers
II. H, Foster has just returned from
business trip in Orleans and Frank
lin counties and reports larger SALE
than ever before he having sold owe
so, 900 pounds of sap spouts. beside