The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-10-13

show that he brought intelligence and good
business methods to his daily work. Like
the good merchant he kept a record OF every
dollar he received and paid out-a thing
that farmers too seldom do He had the
sterling virtues of honesty, industry and
faithfulness. He felt the importance Of
education. He wished his son and daugh-
| ter to be better fitted for the duties of life
than he was. He had the satisfaction of
seeing them both complete their course at
the Normal School at Randolph and still
| continuing their studies. He was the
youngest of three brothers and was the
first to be taken away His birthplace was
on the West Hill in Chelsea. A little less
than twenty-five years ago he married Ma
tilda ii. Joslyn of Plymouth, VT, an ex-
perienced teacher of public schools Their
united life has been prosperous and happy
one. They had pleasant home and every
! thing to make life attractive and worth
| living. few days before his death his son
requested him to write in his autograph
album. And these were his last words:
Prove all things; hold fast to that which is
good. Cherish all worth remembering in
the life of your father" His words, charac.
ter and life will be tenderly remembered by
his wife, son and daughter through all time
to come. 80 Marshall Green came very
near being killed last week by the kick of
his horse. AS he went into the stall to feed
| him he kicked and knocked him down. He
| lay several minutes before he could get up.
He thinks had he been little further off it
would have killed him - The remains
of Mrs. Vickory Baker of Mortified were
brought here last Friday for interment.
She was former resident of this town
- The funeral of Alfred Allen was held
at his late residence, Rev. s. A. Parker
OF Bethel officiating. - Union hall is
| being thoroughly repaired under the super
intendence of George Crane. - Mrs. II.
j. Rood is intending to spend the coming
winter in California. - Mrs. Betsey
Oh 10 Yt,ttn . tna
- Frank Turner and wife of Middlesex
are visiting friends in town.
Chelsea.
EDWARD II. Brown, who has been living
| OF late at Los Angeles, Cal, has returned to
his old home here in poor health - Mrs.
Helen l.. Young Morse of Hastings, Mimi,
is visiting her parents here for a few weeks.
- Rev. e. f. Herrick expects to attend
the National Council of Congregational
Churches at Chicago this week. - The
Vulture engine company will give an enter
tainment at the town hall on Thursday
evening, consisting of a promenade concert,
oyster supper, etc. - A Sunday-school
meeting under the direction of the presd-
ing elder of the Montpelier district will be
held at the Methodist church this week, be-
ginning Thursday evening and closing Fri
day evening. Rev j. o. Snerburn will lee
ture on Thursday evening. The morning
and afternoon sessions of Friday will he
gwen 10 various discussions ana essays, ana
addresses Will be delivered on Friday even
ing by Rev T. p. Frost. - There was
no preaching service at the Congregational
church last Sunday, but the usual services
may be expected next Sunday. - Leave
your subscription for the WATCHMAN with
H. o. Bixby, newspaper subscription agent
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FRANK JEWELS house was burglarized
iast week. ms makes twice the same mouse
mas been broken open WITHIN snort tune
- Royal west accidentally felled a tree
on to his boy, lnJuring him badly about the
neau anu oouy' Dr' CorWln OF ohelSea mas
the case In charge
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