The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-07-07
CABOT.

CABOT.
Miss Florence Ingiiss of Barre has
been Visiting Miss Goldie Halves for
few days.
Miss Ellen Mackey of Montpelier
is guest of Misses Ethel and Julia
Woodland.
]. B. Knight has purchased a new
Maxwell automobile.
Richard Locke of Belmont, Mass.
has been spending a few weeks with
his friend, Earl Rogers.
Mrs. B. G. Webster went to North
field recently to attend the funeral Of
her brother-in-law
Mrs. Adena Sheldon and daugh-
ter of Philadelphia are spending the
summer at the residence of her faith
err on Kimball hill.
Mrs. Alice Ormsbee has returned
from Fitchburg, Mass, where she
went to see her brother, who was Sc
riously i'll.
Mrs. Aubrey Nelson, Miss Louise
Norris and Allan Smith went to Bar
re Tuesday as delegates from the
Methodist church to attend the Sun
day school convention held there.
Friends of Fred Dawson were
pleased to learn that he had received
second prize at the junior speaking
contest at Middlebury college
Children's Day exercises at the
Congregational church last Sunday
passed off very pleasantly. The
singing by the Walbridge quartet
was especially enjoyed as well as
several solos and duets. Fifteen BIZ
bes were presented to children who
had arrived at the age of seven
years and twelve pupils of the pri-
mary class graduated to the junior
class receiving diplomas. The "Wel-
come" was well carried out by the
kindergarten.
Miss Ethel Carson entertained
seven of her little friends at her
home last Wednesday afternoon in
honor of her fifth birthday. Games
were played and a spiders web
proved the principal attraction for
fun. Refreshments of cake and ice
cream were served. Several pic
lures of the little group were taken
by Miss May Ormsbee. Miss Ethe
was well remembered by her little
friends by several presents as to,
kens of remembrance.
The services at the Congregations
church next Sunday morning will be
an informal song service" conduct
ed by Principal Gilmore at which
time several who attended the meet
ing of the Washington County Sun
day School Association will repor
the convention proceedings. An in
teresting service is anticipated
: Monday, July 4th, at 2:3O p. m, tn
High School baseball nine crossed
bats with the East Hardwick nine a
Cabot. Since the High School team
: was organized it has played 16 game
losing only one.
7 The graduating exercises of tn
ninth grade pupils took place las
= Friday evening when a class of
received diplomas. Miss Laura Ur
t ban ranked the highest in examina
tons. Rev. V. Fl. Hendee gave
g very interesting and enthusiast
: address. urging the young to aspir
e to high ideals, which are above thei
reach and are not measured throug
II learning, but by standards that max
d a perfect one and by developing eN
: cry part of their being will fin
< Man is the greatest mystery of a
d in the world" laying great stres
Y upon the fact to make God just
y fled in making you I.awson's o
h, chestra from HardwlcS furnishe
!. music. Supt. w. B. Lance mac
some interesting remarks to the pl
n pills and awarded their diplomas.
The commencement exercises
y the Cabot High School began SUI
ct day, June 10Th, with the baccalaur
b. ate address at the Methodist chur,
re by Rev. F. r. Currier. 1dc churc
o. which was prettily decorated for Il
I'd DC aston, was filled with large al
If attentive audience. On Morday ev
in ming The members o. the senior ella
s. were glven receipt m By the JUNO
ps al the school room which was su