The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-01-27
CABOT.

II. H. Foster went to WilIiamstown
Friday in the interest of sap spouts
and other sugar apparatus.
I Mrs. A. V. Nelson entertained the
pupils of her Sunday School class at
her home last Tuesday afternoon.
Lyndon McAllister is slowly i'm
proving from his recent illness with
blood poison caused by felon.
Mrs. A. j. Smith is still at Heaton
Hospital with her little boy, who is
slowly improving.
Mrs. S. p. Bradish suffered slight
paralytic shock last week and is gra-
dually failing.
Earl Bliss of Calais was in own
Sunday to see his sister, Mrs. S. P.
Bradish.
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Smith took Mr.
Smiths brother Selden of Beckley,
Cal, to Barnet Sunday afternoon.
j. A. Woodland has his new penstock
in and will soon be manufacturing
butter boxes at Lower Cabot.
D. d. p, Mrs. Elizabeth Booth, as
sisted by Grace Campbell, as mar
shall, installed the officers of the Re-
bekahs as follows: n. c., Alice My
ers; V. G., Ada Merritt; secretary,
Lois Kimball treasurer, Lizzie Whit
ney; r. S. n. G., Maria Myers; L. S.
N G., Mary Rowland; r. S. V. G.,
Mary Laird; L. S. V. c., Lilly Davi-
son; chaplain, Mrs. Nellie Wells, |.
g., Mabel Lewis; o. G., A. A Lewis.
| At the close of the ceremoni;s re-
freshments were served.
The installation of the officers of
|. O. o. F., Rebekah Lodge was held
at their hall Monday evening. D. d,
Mp, o. r. Greene, assisted by W. w.
Campbell as marshal, installed the
following officers of l. o. o. F.: n. G..
E. P. Walbridge; V. G., P. E. Wheel
err; secretary, E. A. Merritt; treasur-
err, A. A. Lewis; chaplain, l.. Myers;
R. S. n. G., w. j. Perry; L. S. n. G.,
J. c. Kimball; r. S. V. G.s II. Wheel
err; t. S. " G., Leon Scott; P. c.,
George Houghton; l. G., C. H. How
land; O. G., Walter Sprague.
The Methodist Sunday School have
elected officers for the present year
as follows: Superintendent, P. D.
Banfill; assistant superintendent, A.
" Nelson; secretary Mrs. Grace
Wales; treasurer, Miss Gertrude Ken
erson; organist, Miss Christine Cur
rier; assistant organist, Mrs. Ger
trude Osgood
Clifford Bliss of Montpelier was
in town Sunday to visit his aunt, Mrs.
S. P. Bradish, who is Howly failing.
o. NJ. Halves of Barre visited at
William Haines' recently.
Mrs George Houghton and daught-
er Thelma accompanied by her moth
er, have been visiting friends in
Barre for a few days.
George Dow was in Craftsbury and
Greensboro recently on business.
Mrs. Frank Houghton of Walden
was guest at Mrs j. c. Kimball's
recently.
Last Thursday evening Mr. and
Mrs L. Myers were pleasantly sur
prised when several ladies of w. r.
c., with their husbands, called at
their home, it being the close OF the
fourth year Mrs. Myers had served
as president of the w. R. c. Refresh
ments of cake, coffee and apples were
served and a pleasant social evening
passed nice fruit dish and set
of fruit knives were presented as
tokens of appreciation for past du-
ties.
Mrs. Laura Lyford, kho has been
confined to her bed and nearly help
less for the past four years was
pleasantly. remembered by her host of
friends Christmas and New Years and
was the recipient of over 100 post
cards expressing their love and SYM
patty.