The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-23
CABOT.

MOHupelleI lOr OSu0OpAtn1C trehtmeHG.
Mrs. L. d. Mute has been caring
for her daughter, Miss Lou Miller,
who has been sick for few days at
the home of Harlow Haines.
!. Rev. o. j. Brown, wife and son
were in Newport last Wednesday TO
attend the wedding of Mrs. Browns
brother.
Agnes Warren is home from her
school in Mortified, Mass.
Frank ParmeDter of Waltham and
Mrs. Martha Preston of Bellrics,
Mass are visiting at A. L. Preston's.
Miss Lillian Bliss was at home for
day last week.
Mrs. George Webster and Mrs.
Abbie Smith were in Montpelier last
Thursday.
Miss A. Fanny Smith, who has been
teaching in Richford, is at home for
the summer vacation.
S. q. Voodry visited his wife in
Montpelier last week.
, Miss May Ormsbee, teacher in the
Johnson Normal school, is at home
for vacation.
S.. L. Guild and wife were in town
! Monday on their way to their home
in Coventry.
Harry Daniels wishes to thank the
people of Cabot for their assistance in
| helping to check the fire in his lam
| Der. lie speaks good WORD for the
| engine and says it saved him many
thousand dollars.
William II. Kelley and wife of
Westfeld have been stopping with
Rev. O. ]. Brown for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Milne and son of Barre
and Mrs. Lumsden of Scotland passed
through here on the way to r. E.
Hopkins in an automobile last Sun
day.
Mrs Will Sarah of Walden has been
visiting Orvis Fits.
Frank Blanchard and wife of Lud-
low came here last week and will
stop at the Winooski House for a.
while.
Miss Jessie Taylor of Newtowr,
Conn, is visiting Mrs. Nellie Eng
lish for time
Miss Grace Hunting is visiting Miss
Grace Morse for few days.
Theron Meader- is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. I. II. Lance.
Cabot hall team will play at Dan
WIG SATURDAY, June 20.
Cabot band is engaged to play at the
celebration, East Hardwick, July A.
The regular meeting of Green
Mountain Lodge, F. and A. NJ will
be Tuesday night, June 2S. The third
degree will be worked.
Saturday night at O'Clock the
town was aroused by the burning of
the Daniels mills ar Lower Cabot.
A large number iocked to the scene
to assist The fire engine was taken
down from the village and did effect
ual work IN saving the lumber.
PLAINFIELD.
Mr.. and Mr.. Isaac Austin, who have
been visiting in Marshfeld for the
past week, returned on Monday.
Joseph Raymond of Marshfield has
rented the tenement recently vacated
by Fred Bancroft.
S. W Beaulao lost one of his fine
pair of horses on Thursday.
Andrew Lawrence of Philadelphia,
brother of Mrs. Amanda Batchelder,
will arrive in town July 2. Mr.. Law.
renee will be glad to see all his old
friends again.
The Plainfeid creamery paid 20
cents pound for butter fat for the
month of May.
There have been number of sales
of horses in town the past week. H.
O. Smith of Burlington purchased the
fancy pair of Ira Kicker for $500. Roy
Leavitt sold his Gov. Hendee colt for
$l75. Harry Parks bought fine pair
of ohestnuts at Burlington. George
Kane bought a pair of II. NJ Farm
ham of East Montpelier.
Several deer have been seen in town
in the past week, two young deer be-
ing seen near Nat Pages that were
very tame.
The delegates elected to the State
convention were Z. j. Bartlett, H.
G.. Moore; and to the district conven-
tion, Ezekiel Skinner and Henry
Waldo.
rhe regular meeting of the Good
Templars will occur Thursday even
ing. Several candidates will be in
itiated.
Miss Chase of Worthwhile is a guest
of Miss Elsie Warren.
Owing to the sudden death of Mrs.
A. q. Brown of Montpelier the lecture
that was to have been given at the
Methodist church will be postponed
indefinitely.
A new bridge has been built over
Gray brook near the Lupien block.
Mrs. Frank Kelley and family of
Montpelier have been visiting at Mr..
Kelley's.
Mrs. Flora Guernsey of Montpelier
has been visiting at n. @. Gove's.
Ira Kicker loaded car with hogs
for the market on Tuesday.
S. s. Renfrew has purchased the
Pearce store in Cabot and will take
possession soon.
Miss Inez Pearoe of Calais was the
guest of Miss Elsie Warren last week.
George A. Morehouse of st. Johns
bury was in town on Monday.
Joseph Perry, who was accidentally
killed in town on Saturday, was
barred in the Catholic cemetery on
Monday. the funeral services taking
place there.
People, who have wished for rain