The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-07-28
..A0MER FN7S..
BARRE, VERMONT.
BARRE, VERMONT.

Willis Abbott of Barre was recently
the guest of Mrs. Nichols and daugh.
ter, Nadine, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Town and son,
Cecil, are visiting this week at their
former home in Woodbury..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Darling and daugh-
ter of Dedham, Mass, and Henry
Darling of Boston, who are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Mute and fam
lily, in company with Miss Lou Miller
and Miss Josephine Mute enjoyed a
ride and visit to Woodbury. quarries
and pond on Friday Notwithstanding
they had the misfortune to break their
carriage before they got home.
At the Republican caucus Saturday
afternoon H. p. Martin, A. Il. Davis,
S. H. Unwin, B. B. Martin, William
r. Cove, George M. King, and Lee
Lane were elected delegates to attend
the county convention at Montpelier,
Aug. 2.
A large audience listened to the lec-
ture by Will Carleton at the Univer-
salist church on Thursday evening.
To appreciate to their full measure
the work of his writings one should
listen to his Interpretation cf them for
an evening. We believe there was
scarce one within his hearil who
would not testify that they learned as
we'll as enjoyed. The Christian En-
deavor Society, under whose auspices
the lecture was given, deserves much
credit for the effort it put forth
ton, that the people of this vicinity
iph Of
tainment of this order.
Ora Ennis met with an accident and
considerable loss on Sunday morning.
He had started for the village with a
light buggy and when near the home
of Lewis Lunge one line broke, but
with the other he guided the horse to
the roadside and then jumped out with
the intention of gaining the animal g
head before he had time to get new
start; in this he failed, however, the
animal, a spirited and nervous beast
being too quick for him. Running
down the steep hill road it cleared
| from the carriage where the roads
branch near Abel Beckley's, then con-
| tinuing to the fork of the roads near
| A. M. Bullock's where in attempting
to make the sharp turn to go up the
! brook road it Iell on the uneven and
rough roadside breaking one leg in
three places besides being otherwise
damaged to such an extent that it was
| deemed advisable to shoot it. One
| wheel, both shafts and cross lbar OF
the carriage were broken.
CABOT.
| j. 7, Lance and wife of Mortified
visited his mother, Mrs. II. l.. Lance.
| few days days last week.
| Wallace Russell Of Lyndonville has
been visiting friends in town.
Miss Blanche Hicks of West Burke
has been stopping with her uncle, 5.
B. Blodgett, the past week.
Madam Walbridge is sick with pneu.
monia.
Rob Mills and wife are engaged, to
work at the Winooski House.
Miss Harris of Burlington is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. George Crane.
Mrs Harriet Fisher Chadwick and
husband of Bethel are stopping with
Mrs. Chad wick's father, Hon. j. NJ
Fisher.
Miss Jennie Ologston of Montpelier
who has been visiting Miss Jennie
Hoyt, has returned home.
Wavie Town and wife of Boston arr
at M. d. Wells.
B. J. Rogers and family, in compan,
with o. II. Rogers and family. arr
camping at Caspian Lake.
P. ID. Ladd and wife have been a
Eli stones for few days.
George Laird's x.year-old boy i
seriously sick with typhoid fever.
Fred Fisher was in town ON Mon
day.
Frank Webster and mother of Man
chester, n. H., are visiting at G. M
Webster's.
Miss Marion Marsh, who has bee
! visiting W. r. Marsh, has returned t
West Newton, Mass.
A large number from Cabot attends
the viii Carleton lecture at Marsh
field last week.
Max Fisher of Barre visited hi
aunt, Mrs. l.. Alice P.EFisher, las
week.
Mrs. Harriet Walker Bean and hui
, band of Plainfield were in town o
) Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Oowles of A
bany, N. Y, are visiting at Rev. L
A L. billiards.
a g. J. Halves was in Barre the fir
OF the week.