The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-28
LOWER CABOT.

Miss Pansy Smith is at home from
her teaching in Ohicopee, Mass,
spending her vacation of one week
with her mother.
Sugar makers have had more than
they could attend to the past week.
The result has been much sap has
run to waste.
Rev. d. l.. billiard has rendered
his resignation as acting pastor of the
Congregational church, to take effect
at the convenience of both parties.
This move is very much regretted by
the church and by the whole COM
munity
Mrs. Joseph Lang dad on Sunday
last at the age of sixty-six years.
Funeral services were conducted at
her late home by her pastor, Rev. d.
l.. billiard, on Wednesday last. Burial
was in the cemetery at Peacham. She
is survived by two sons, William j.
Lang and Luther Warden.
Dr. M. d. Warren, assisted by DR..
Burbank, performed a successful sur
gical operation upon Mrs. Will Adams
at her home, April 10, from which she
is now making rapid improvement.
Mrs. S. B. Blodgett has sold her
house and lot on Main street to Mr..
Nichols Consideration, $45c.
Miss Julia +. Fisher has again been
elected teacher in the primary depart
ment of the Union school in Mont
pelier.
William Baker died Sunday at 10 80
a. M, aged eighty-three years. Cause
of death was general break down of
the system incident to old age. He
had been long time resident of this
town, respected and esteemed by his
townsmen. Rev. ID. l.. billiard con.
Quoted the funeral services on Tuesday
at his late home, burial was in the
village cemetery.
Mrs. John Mccormick, who recently
suffered the amputation of one of her
limbs below the knee, is improving as
fast as could be expected for one of her
age. The operation was performed
by Dr. Warren.
CALAIS.
Harry Hawkins and wife of Mont
peiler were in town Sunday.
r. +. Ketchum of Boston, general
agent for the Sherwin and Williams
Paint Co., was in town on Monday
and Tuesday of last week. He with
George Kent took orders for line of
paint for the buildings or barns of
Warren Ellis, Harry Fitch, j. o.
Lilley, Dean Holt and others. Mr..
Kent has the above named paint on
hand.
The Woman's Relief Corps is max
ing arrangements to secure flags for
the several school houses in town. 1t
is hoped that the people in each local
| ity will be willing to aid in furnish
ing poles and equipment.
There will be Leap Year dance at
| Memorial hall, North Calais, Monday
| May 2. Music, violin, Rome Van
| Ornam, piano, Lura Bancroft, cornet,
Mark Waite. The full bill is one
dollar.
| Stowe Post has ordered two hundred
markers or flag holders to be placed in
the several cemeteries within the jur-
| isdiction of the post at an expense of
$50. Small contributions to members
| of the post to assist in this work
would be gratefully received.
Rev. @. E. Coolidge of South Wood.
bury will hold service at the Christ
ian church next Sunday, May 1.
There seems to be a disposition to
report large yield of sugar this sea.
son, but it is hardly correct; while
| we have made more than has been
made in the past three or four years,
the yield has been small compared
with past sugar making years.
CABOT.
Leon Haines began work for Swerd.
feger q English last Monday morning.
Mrs. E. f. harrington of Burling
| 10 vi of II A arr.it1 ,fcr, &c
for week.
Miss Julia Blodgett has gone to
Williamstown to teach this spring.
Charlie Kingsbury of Montpelier
was in town on Thursday to attend
the funeral of William Baker.
Mrs Carl Fletcher of Swanton was
in town few days last week.
Miss Nellie Williams was in Mont.
pelier last Saturday.
Master Elton Lance entertained 8
party of little folks at his home. April
n, it being his sixth birthday.
f. A. Messer has given his notice
to the Cabot Creamery Co., that he
will accept "a position in Plymouth,
fmily has been with us for number
y
who knew them. Their departure
will be regretted.
Miss Emma Laird entertained 6
party of friends at tea, April 22.
P. d. Ladd and wife of Barre stopped
with II. A. Stone few days this
| week.
Harvey Whitcomb has sold to Ed
Merrill all of his farm on the west
side of the road.
j. E. Woodward has purchased Of
George Paine his place at the Foul
Corners.
Earl Rogers was at home on Sunday
from Montpelier.
Erastus Nichols has bought the Leila
Blodgett place at Lower Cabot. Con
sideration, $3.50.
MORETOWN COMMON.
| l.. b. Brownson and G. s. KNAPP
visited in town on Sunday.
Della Foster was at home from
Waitsfield ON Sunday.
IN