The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-08-04

Bessie, of Newark, N. j., are guests
at W. f. Medoalf's.
A. A. Edison of Chester was here
last Friday to set up four and one
half horse power engine FOR r. II.
Wilcox. The engine is the Stoddard
chat is making an enviable, successful
reputation wherever it is known, and
is manufactured by the Stoddard Mfg.
Co., of Rutland.
EAST MONTPELIER.
q Miss Hattie Reed spent few days
at j. s. Wheelook' last week, return
ing home on Sunday.
Miss Lena CLARK visited her friend,
Miss Minnie Hooker, at South Rye
gate few days recently.
Mrs. Edith Willard and her two
sons. Richard and Earle, visited her
aunt in Montpelier, returning home
last Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sibley, Carl
Sibley, Olive and Allie Cameron.are
camping at Groton pond for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Dudley of Port
land, Me-, are visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Webster from Adams N. Y,
has been visiting Mrs. Julia willard.
Extensive repairs are being made ON
the deput here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Clark are camp
ing for couple of weeks at Camp
Lookout, Woodbury. pond.
Miss Ella Whitaker of Boston is
visiting her friend, Miss Jennie Nc
Knight.
Several from this place attended the
band concert at Montpelier last Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olarecne Dudley spent
Sunday at l. S. Wheeler's.
M. d. Willard and George Willard
returned from a fishing trip at Green's
boro pond last week.
CABOT.
Wendell Hickie Of West 9urke is
visiting relatives in town for few
days.
Master Earl Brown has been sick for
a few days, but is reported better.
Allen Laird and family have been
camping week at Joe's pond.
J. G. Pike and Henry Hills were in
Montpelier last week Wednesday.
j. M. English and wife went to
Greensboro pond on Sunday where
Mrs. English Will remain for a few
days in company with her father and
mother.
L. P. Cole and E. P. Walbridge at
Saturday.
G J. Harris returned last week
from visit in Barre.
Mrs Wilmer Barrett of Salem,
Mass, is visiting at Milo Barrett's.
S. G. Voodry and wife visited Allen
Lsird's camp at Joe's pond two days
last week.
Rev. d. L. Hillisrd and II. M. Hills
were in Hardwick on Friday
Elon Barrett and Arthur Wilson of
Barre are stopping with relatives for
a few days.
j. @. Harvey of Lower Cabot will
start this week on al extended TIP,
visiting relati, es in Saratoga Springs
aud Philadelphia, Pa.
A son was born on Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Labree.
The Story family are in town giving
entertainments in the town hall for
few nights
The six-year- old son of George Laird
died last Tuesday as result of ty-
phoid fever. Mr.. and Mrs. Laird have
the sympathy of all in their bereave-
ment.
Miss Myrtle Converse of Randolph,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr..
nd Mrc T. fnr lie
Dr. S. L. Wisweli has been confined
to the house for the past week.
The Cabot ball team defeated the
East Hardwioks last Saturday by a
score of 10 to 3. The three runs of
the Last Hardwiok. were made in the
first inning The features of the game
were eighteen men struck out by Wal
bridge and home runs by Heath Gross
and Walbridge.
W. L. Morse, former resident of
Cabot, now travelling for the National
Drug Company has been the guest of
DR.. L. w. Burbank for the past week.
The delegates to the county conven-
tion were: S. j. Norris. l.. o. Lance,
W. r. Marsh,- e. ID. Waldo. Burt Ly-
ford, Ira Haines. and Ii. +. Morse.
A motion was made by j. P. Lamson
to instruct the delegates to vote for
Tracy and Moody but the motion was
voted down and the delegates went
uninstructed.
The Cabot ball team will play the
Plainfields at Cabot Aug. 3, and the
Marshfields at Marshfield, Aug. 6.
Lester Abbott, son of N. X. Abb
bolt, who were once residents of
Cabot, died at his home in Plainfield
last Tuesday.
Ira d. Reed has Mrs. Harlow, son
and daughter of Springfield, Mass,
as boarders for few weeks.
DR.. Nj. d. Warren and daughter
started on Wednesday night for the
worlds fair They will go by the
way of Montreal and Chicago and 1e-
turn by way of Washington and New
York.
Mrs. Janette Lowell. aged seventy
six, died last Tuesday morning. Her
death came after long and severe i'll
| ness. She is survived by son, b. H.
Lowell, and one daughter, Mrs N. IL.
Jones.
The wedding of Grace Amy, eldest
| dauphter Of Il q KimbalI and Ar