The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16

eVenluB tne lOllOWlnR Objects were
elected for the next six months Pres
ident. Mrs. Clara Sargent; first vice.
president, II. II. Fullerton; second
vice. president, Miss Julia Taft third
vice president, Miss Ola Towle fourth
vice. president, Miss Belle Round Sec
rotary, Miss Wheelook; assistant Sec
rotary, e. I. Houston treasurer, Miss
Rosa Gibson.
Dean Pixley met with painful &C.
cident Friday afternoon while at work
on Blondin 81 Flies stone shed. He
caught the fourth finger on his right
hand between two blocks of granite,
severing it so it hung only by the
skin. He was taken to DR.. James
office, who dressed the wound. He
hopes to save the finger.
BARTON.
Mrs. Jennie Hubbard is visiting in
Barre and Montpelier.
Fred Alchurch has returned to his
work in Winsted, Conn.
| Amos Robinson attended the meet
ing of the gun club in Montpelier last
J week.
| Arthur Boswell has been assigned
position as mail agent.
| L. p. Currier, an experienced print
er, has come to fill the position vacat-
| ed by W. B. Bullock in the Monitor
office.
O. H. Brook of the Monitor Office
spent Sunday at his home at st.
J Johnsbury Center.
Clayton Warner started ON Monday
for Arlington, Va, where he will
spend his vacation with his grand
parents.
A. p. Underwood, who is superin-
tendent in the Peerless factory, has
moved his family here, occupying the
tenement vacated by W. b. Bullock.
j. U. Burke, Esq, and family have
come to occupy their house recently
purchased of +. W. Cutting. Mr..
Burke's father and mother will reside
with him.
Rev. l.. H. Elliott, agent for the
Vermont Bible Society, spoke to a
union audience at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning.
baccalaureate sermon at Bradford
Academy last Sunday.
Several members of Orient Chapter,
o. e. s., attended the State convention
at ST. Johnsbury last week
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Baldwin and
Rev. W. A. Warner attended the State
convention of Congregational churches
at st. Johnbsury this week.
Capt. Paine and family passed
through Barton last week or their
way to Fox Hall.
The grammar school base ball de.
feated the Lyndonville team last Sat-
urday, the score being 26 to 20.
Children's Day was observed at the
Methodist church last Sunday even
ing; the exercises by the children, as
sisted by the choir, were very pleas
ing.
/, The Barton village base ball team
played an interesting game with Island
Pond last Thursday, defeating them
by score of IL to 8.
A merry party, consisting of G..
Fred Wheeler with his gun club OF
boys and girls, spent last week at Will
loughby Lake. Mrs. @. w. Tenney
and Mrs. S. B. Clio acted as chap
erone for the girls, who occupied. Mrs.
Tenney's cottage.
The Orleans County Fair Associs-
tion is preparing for big Fourth of
July celebration at Roaring Brook
Park.
The village baker and the photog-
rapher went fishing one morning this
week. The former, Harry Graves,
caught forty and the latter, E. A.
Wolcott, sixty fine trout.
Mrs. G. O. Lang is attending the
viayi convention in Manchester
CABOT.
DR.. Kent, and E. j. Badger of
Barre were in town on fishing TRIP
last Thursday.
Wavie Morse who has been working
in Philadelphia was in town last
Thursday.
The Republican State and district
Thursday night, June 16, at { &c
O'Clock.
v. E. Halves and wife of Barre are
visiting his son, U. j. Halves, for q
few days.
Cabot ball team defeated the Marsh
fields last Friday in good game.
Score 10 to 7.
Lucius Cole and wife of East Hard
wick were in town last Saturday.
j. I. Drew has unloaded a car of
drain tile at Walden station and will
have all sizes on hand at his store in
Cabot.
Theodore Woods has purchased O..
A. Jondros' farm IN Walden.
Mrs. Nellie English and her sister,
Bertha Swerdfeger, have gone to East
Northfield. Mass, to attend the COM
mencement exercises of the Moody
school,
Mrs. Ina Rogers has gene to Enos-
burg Falls.
W. B. Lance is attending the Grand
Lodge Of f. and A. M. at Burlington
this week.
l.. O. Fisher was in MONTPELIER last
Friday.
The Cabot ball team will play the
: East Hardwick Oh Cabot ground Sat-
urday. June 20.
Rev O. ID. Lance of Sheffield visit
ed his parents few days this week.
Miss Lou Miller was taken sick last
Monday and was unable to teach her