The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-03-31
HOMER FITS.
BARRE, VERMONT.
CABOT.

CABOT.
Miss Leda Stevens is spending a part
of her vacation with her sister, Mrs.
0. W. Burbank.
g. NJ Webster and B. G. Rogers
wero in Montpelier on business on
Saturday
Frances Boswell of East Mortified,
M. Hodgdon.
Otto Bates is visiting Elton Lance
for few days.
G. Lawson and family are visit
ing l.. p. Cole for week.
L. NJ Whitney slipped and fell in
his BARNARD last week, dislocating
his shoulder.
Hiiam Wells has been quite sick
with che grip.
Miss May Ormsboo is at home from
Johnson for vacation.
J. r. Drew was called to Waterville,
P O., last week to attend tho funeral
of his mother. lie returned on Mon
day.
DR.. S. L. WiswelI and wife have
rented house in Montpelier and will
move there this week. They will be
much missed as they are old residents.
Their departure will be regretted by
many friends.
G. w. Britt and wife of Boston ar
rived in town last week to spend a
couple of weeks among the sugar max
ers.
The Kennedy Concert Company was
in town three nights last week.
Miss Cora Lance visited friends in
Montpelier on Sunday.
Word has been received that Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. O. Fisher, who have spent
the winter in California, started for
home March 30.
Miss Garlic Hills is working for j.
V. Smith.
Miss Julia Blodgett is to teach in
Williamstown this spring.
Rev. o. E. Aiken left here for Gov
entry and will go from there to Mont
pelier to attend conference.
Mrs. E. d. Waldo and Mrs. A. V.
Nelson left here on Tuesday last for
Burlington, where they expect to re-
ceive surgical attention at the Mary
Fletcher Hospital,
There will be sugar social at the
Congregational vestry Thursday night,
March 81.
Miss Agnes Warren returned for a
vacation from Mortified, Mass. She
is accompanied by Miss Fanny Sla.
baugh, friend from Omaha, Neb.
G. NJ. Webster and Mrs. Abbie Smith
were in St. Johnsbury on Monday last
to attend the funeral of Will Bow
ditch, al old resident of Cabot.
Ralph Hamilton of Danville is as
sisting Phiny Smith in his sugar max
ing
II. G. Williams returned on Tues
day morning from a business trip to
Greensboro.
The remains of Mrs. Martha Paige
we're brought to Cabot for intermont
on Wednesday. Mrs. Paige will be
remembered by many old residents.
She was the daughter of Q. l. Cook.
ana the wife of H. M. Paige, who
died some years ago. She leaves one
daughter, Mrs. John Beggs, of New
York city.
RANDOL PHI.
At the annual business meeting of
the Randolph womaDs literary club
held on Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
Mary Bass. at her home on Central
street, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; Presi-
dent, Mrs. Mary Bass; vice president,
Mrs O. f. Monlton; secretary, Mrs.
E. o. Blanchard; treasurer, Mrs,
Belle Dubois; program committee.
Mrs. G. e. Ladd, Mrs. O. f. Moul-
ton, Mrs. M. e. Holmes, Mrs. ]. P.
Cleveland and Miss Abbie CLARK book
committee, Mrs. l.. p. Thayer. Mrs.
A. B. Tewksury, Mrs. Fraser Metzger.
Mrs. f. H. Joslyn and Miss Annie
Walsh. The club voted to have books
for another year. Mrs. Bass, who was
re elected as president, has served in
that since the organization of
the club. The next meeting of the
club will be held next Saturday after
noon with Mrs Walsh at her home on
Prospect avenue.
The funeral of Perry a. Blanchard,
who died at DR.. Gifford's sanitarium
ON Saturday, was held at his fathers
home in East Braintree, on Monday
afternoon. Rev. ]. W. Coffin of Ber-
in was officiating clergyman and solos
were rendered during the services by
DR.. W. M. Kelly. Among those fioin
out of town who attended the funeral
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thayer
of Leominster, Mass, Mrs. Ellen
Clafin, Albert Fielders and Arthur