The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-11-25
CABOT.

MRS. Ruth Johnson, of East Hard
wick, has been the guest of her neph-
ew, A. c. Answorth, the past week.
Mrs. Gertie Knapp, of PlainfelH
was at her fathers home last weef
to assist in caring for him.
The family of Bert Lewis have b&en
ill with tonsilitis for several days
past
Ned Harrington visited his father a
few days recently
Rev. Donald Frasier, of Berlin. is
expected to occupy the pulpit at the
Congregational church next Sunday.
Rev. w. 7. Sparhawk is having n
vacation and has been visiting at his
fathers home in Randolph.
Mrs. L. A. Davis is slowly improv-
ing in health.
A union Thanksgiving service was
held at the Congregational church
Sunday evening in place of the reg
ular service on Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Laura Marsh, of Calais, has
been caring for her father, J. G.
Pike, few days.
Lyndon McAllister lost one of his
COWS last week, the animal being
choked with an apple.
N. NJ. Wheeler who has been so
seriously i'll with typhoid fever. is
slowly convalescing
Mrs. Alonzo Foster went to Marsh
field Friday to visit her parents over
! Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laird are re-
joicing over the birth of daughter.
Scion Preston visited his cousin in
Walden recently.
Mrs. Fred PARROT of MONTPELIER.
visited her father, j. NJ. Fisher, last
week.
Miss Grace Morse has gone to Mont
pelier to spend a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Batchelder
and family have returned from WIS.,
iting relatives in Waitsfeld.
Mrs. Amasa Tucker, of Marsh
field, accompanied by her daughter
and granddaughter, visited at Earle
Walbridge's recently.
The School Athletic Association has
organized basket ball team. Leslie
Russell was chosen captain and Sid
ney Currier, manager. During spare
time they are to practice in Hotel
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith Visited
at Bert Benjamin's in South Wood
bury Tuesday
Mrs. Hattie Wood, of West Barnet.
is visiting her brother, j. NJ. South
wick
A. NJ. Hodedon's family have been
afflicted with tonsilitis and quinsy.
! Mrs. Harlie Haines, of Greensboro.
was at the home of her father ]. G.
Pike, last Sunday.
The Thanksgiving entertainment
given by the grammar and primary
departments of the Upper Village
school Friday evening was highly
appreciated by nearly a hall full of
parents and those interested in the
process of work both by teachers and
pupils. 1t could truly be called
Puritan Thanksgiving" and was we'll
rendered by the pupils as their songs,
recitations and tableaux indicated.
All showed good training and an en-
thusiastic spirit in their school work.
AT the close they gave a promenade.
Refreshments of cake and ice cream
were served.
Miss Agnes Warren closed a sue
cessful and pleasant term of school
at Lower Cabot. Thursday evening an
entertainment was given consisting of
Rotations, songs and dialogues. The
schoolroom was filled with spectators.
who found it very pleasant and in
teresting entertainment.
Mrs. Josie Adams has returned
from her daughters home in Wood
bury and is to stay with Mrs. Kate
Paige during the winter.
E. A. Mutt, of Montpelier, gave a
talk in the town hall Wednesday
evening on "Old War Songs His his
torical account of these was very in
teresting as it was Interpreted with
the songs by the pupils of the Cabot
High School the veterans joining in
the choruses. Marching Through
Georgia was also highly appreciat-
ed as one of the old soldiers sang it.
the audience Joining in the chorus. 1t
was very patriotic and pleasing
lecture
Miss Alice Paine. of Greensboro.
is spending few weeks at her home
at S. A. Nelson's.
Miss Agnes Warren has gone to
Boston.