The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-08
EAST CORINTH

Mrs. Annie Lowd spent few days
last week with Mrs. Alfred Jackman.
Mrs. 9. f. Butterfeld, who has
been visiting in Newbury, returned
home on Sunday.
Miss Laura Butler has returned to
her school in Winchendon.
Rudolph and Nathan Butler are at
home for q short time.
Mrs. Henry Winship of Bradford
was in town on Monday.
MIDDLESEx,
P. d. Edgerfy has been visiting in
Stowe the last few days.
Mrs. George Golden from Granite.
vile and Mrs. John Brassaw from
Barre we're in town on Sunday.
H. W. Nichols, Republican, was
elected town Representative on the
first ballot by one majority State
tioket--Bell, fourteen majority over
all; county ticket, Fusion, the whole.
Rev. A. L. Cooper of Randolph,
preached for the Methodists on SUM-
day morning and Rev. Charles P
Wellman for the Unitarians in the af-
ternoon.
Will Oomstock of Putnsmville was
at home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wiley ere
in Waterbury Center for a few days.
The ladies aid supplied the hungry
with food on election day
The J. S. Viles electric plant has
had an important addition, "a new
600 Kilawatt revolving field generator.
The plant has also added three new
switchboard panels, all made by The
Stanley Electric Manufacturing Co.,
of Pittsfield, Mass Harry Wheeler
of Montpelier and eight of his best
horses took the apparatus down to the
power house. A. Henderson, electric
engineer, of The Stanley Co., fur
nished expert superintendent.
CABOT.
f. A. Messer of Plymouth, n. H., is
in town for few days.
Miss Grace Hoyt of DanviIle is
clerking in the postoffce.
W. H. Myers returned last week
from visit in West FaIrlee.
Mrs. Fred Howe of Palmer, n. Y,
has been visiting at A. NJ. Hodgdon's.
The Cabot bill team defeated the
Woodbury. team last Saturday by a
score of 8 to 0. This makes twelve
out OF sixteen games won.
j. A. Woodward is improving his
residence by building double piazza
and bay windows.
Village school opened Monday with
Miss Susie Atkins aud Miss Lou Mil
Ter as teachers
H. W. Lance of Rocky Ford visited
his father and mother for ten days in
August and returned tn his home Au.
gust 30 Mr.. Lance received the ap-
pointment of postmaster in Rocky
Ford while in town. 1t is presiden-
tial office with a salary of 50, 800 per
year.
Quite number of young people
participated in corn roast in Harry
Walbridges sugar place, Aug. 30.
They had plenty of corn and the occa-
sion was an enjoyable affair.
. H. W. Mum of Orlando, Fla. lis
stopping with l.. A. Harrington.
George Boyles was at home over
Sunday.
A. W. Baker and wife were in
Greensboro last Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Warren returned last
Wednesday to Mortified, Mass. to at
tend the Moody school.
Miss Eva Marsh and Ralph Marsh,
who have been visiting w. r. Marsh,
have returned to their home in Hart.
ford, Conn.
L. A. Harrington was in Barre on
Saturday
II. G. Morse and family and +. W.
Southworth and family of Boston have
been visiting relatives in town.
There will be a Masonic basket pic
mic at Joe's pond Saturday, Sept 10,
in which St. Johnsbury, Passumpsic,
Danville, and Cabot Masonic lodges
are invited co participate. The menu
bers of Green Mountain Lodge will
take notice and be present with fam
lilies.
Rev. ID. L. billiard, Representative
elect has invited the public to his resi-
dence Friday night, Sept. D. for re-
ception.
The wedding of Scott b. Perkins
and Miss Odessa Buck of Port Angeles,
Wash, occurred on August II, in the
First Methodist church of that city.
The ceren ony was performed by Rev.
George w. Frame, of Tacoma. The
bride was given away by her father
and attended by her sister, Miss Lot
tie Buck. The Tribune Of that city
says of the couple: During a resi-
dence of several years in this cipy the
bride has endeared herself TO large
circle of friends and acquaintance by
her womanly qualities. She hes been
prominent among the young people in
the church in which she was married,
and all have wishes for her happiness.
Mr.. Perkins, in the year or two that
he has made Port Angeles his home,
has won the friendship and esteem of
all who have come to know him.
Upon their return from Lake Crescent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins will make their
home in this city, Mrs. Charles
Perkins OF this town is mother of