The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-01-20

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nell, L. C. Lance; directors, o. F. Bar.
rett, A. " Nelson, Ernest Orion, 4.
Z. Wilbur, E. M. Tilden.
w. e. Bliss of Calais was in town
Saturday and called on his sister,
Mrs. S. p. Bradish
The Changers held their installa-
ton of officers last Wednesday even
ing, II. o. Dwinell being installing
officer. Miss Hattie Livingston, mar
shall.
The Green Mountain Lodge F. e.
A. NJ, installed their officers Tues
day evening, e. c. Gould being in
stalling officer and f. A. Thomas,
marshal. At the close banquet was
served to 1875 people.
Elmer Brown of Calais was to
town Saturday to attend the tele-
phone meeting.
Miss Maidene Walbridge was
guest of Miss Gladys Blake at East
Cabot over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Urban were in
Marshfield recently visiting friends.
Marcia Austin has been detained It
home from school the past week by
illness,
B. G. Rogers attended the annual
meeting of the directors of Caledonia
National Bank held at Danvile FRI
day
Miss Agnes Warren, Christine Cur
rier and Gertrude Kenerson gave an
entertainment last Friday night at
Danville.
Peter Urban cut one hand quite
badly on circular saw last week.
Mrs s. P. Bradish has been i'll at
the home of Mrs. Mary Atkins for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. Drew and
daughter were in Greensboro over
Sunday
Mrs. L. W. Burbank accompanied
her niece, Miss Vivien McConachie
to Pittsford Tuesday where she is to
enter the sanatorium.
Through the efforts of Cabot
Grange, there will be an agricul-
tural meeting in the town hall next
Saturday afternoon and evening
Several speakers from out of town
are expected,
On Thursday, January 13, Morrill,
Post, G. A. R. and W. R. c. held a
joint installation of officers at their
hall in the presence of their fam.
lilies and a few invited friends. A
sumptuous dinner was served to
nearly 20 people, following which the
officers of the post were installed nv
Hermon Osgood as follows: COM
mander, E. d. Waldo senior vice
Hermon Osgood; junior vice, X. P.
Freeman; quarter master, S. r. Blod-
gett; chaplain, Aaron Witham; adult
| ant, Orvis p. Boyles; officer of tn
day, Lafayette Myers; surgeon, Ed
win Burnham; officer of the guard,
Hiram Russell; color bearer, Orrn
Rogers sergeant major, Francis
Knapp; guard, Orrin Rogers. The
w. r. C. officers were installed by
Mrs. Fanny Waldo, Miss Christine
Currier pre- siding at the organ. Pres
ident, Mrs. Ada Merritt; senior vic
president, Mrs. Abbie Read; junior
vice president, Mrs. Luella A. Peck :,
secretary, Mrs. Maria Myers; treas
urer, Mrs. Florence c. Voodry
chaplain, Mrs. Fanny Waldo; con-
| ductor, Mrs. Luella J. Freeman
| assistant conductor, Mrs. Celia Far
rington guard, Mrs. Viola Whitcher:
assistant guard, Mrs. Lenora Laird ::
color bearer. LIST, Mrs. Jessie Drew
color bearer, 2nd, Mrs. Hattie Living
ston; color bearer, 3rd, Mrs Eldulia
Banfill; color bearer, 4th. Mrs Flor.
ence Norris; patriotic instructor, Mrs.
Lettie Bouldry; press correspondent.
Mrs. Florence Voodry; musician,
Mrs. Hattie Livingston. Two honor
airy members were present, Rev. w.
T. Sparhawk of L. S, Grant Post q.
Randolph and Rev. F. e. Currier OF
Morrill, Post
A. NJ. Foster recently received the
news of the death of his only sister
Mrs. Isaac Blanchard at the home OF
her son, George, in Holyoke. Mass,
at the advanced age of 50 years. She
was a daughter of George and Polly
Foster, born in Calais. At the time OF
| the Rebellion Mr. Blanchard enlist
ed and laid down his life, leaving \
family of five children, whom Mrs
| Blanchard cared for. She was a
member of the Methodist church. a
devoted worker and a constant at
tendant at divine service when
health permitted. She leaves two bro
theirs and three children
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