The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-05-17

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Dorus Spalding is very low with consump.
ton.
Brookdeld.
Rev. c. II. Morse exchanged with Rev. J
A. Bates of Randolph Center last Sunday.
Lewis Steele, mail contractor, has pur-
chased the place recently owned by Charles
Crocker, the consideration being $3.50.
The authorities have bought new
American Champion" road-machine. and
Will commence repairing the roads this
week.
Mrs. Ina (Ainsworth) Hinckey of Chi
cago, with her three children, has arrived
at Mr.. Royal Abbots, where she is intend
ing to spend the summon. Her husband is
preparing himself for the work of an evan
gelist at the Moody Institute at Chicago.
Mrs. Luella freeman had several very
severe convulsions last Friday.
Messrs Tower and Perry of Boston and
Trice OF West Randolph have been
assisting in the construction of the cream.
cry the past week. 1t is thought it will be
ready for use this week. - Mrs. p.
Hyde had another attack of paralysis last
week, since which she has been in a critical
condition. - Mrs Emily II. Allen Wis.
tied friends in town last week. -
Presson G. Reed was in town last Sunday.
- John Huntley, who has been ser-
ously i'll for some time, was moved to
to be improving since his removal. 60
Ruth Sprague visited in Montpelier last
week. - w. II. Richardson il reported
on the sick list. 50 Il. G.. Sprague of the
medical department of the University of
Vermont returned to Burlington last Mon
day. after a weeks visit in town. -
Waldo Perskins and wife and sons visited
in GaySville last week. - George l.
Ford and wife of Braintree visited at Dea.
!. +. Holmes and w. f. Reeds.
Chelsea.
George A. Tracy has gone to Lowell.
Nj ass, where he is to be fireman on a sta
tionary engine, working under James Rob.
erts, formerly of Chelsea. 60 ID. G.. Blake
has closed his provision store, poor health
compelling him to give up the business
- f. Noyes has bought the Francis
Bradshaw place of Mrs. Charles Densmore.
60 Harrie O.,Flint has returned to town.
moving into NJ. c. Aliens house. He will
carry on the farm of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Robbins. - Irwin Bowin has moved to
the Lasell place in Willamstown.
Afford Carleton, who removed from Chelsea
many years ago but will be remembered by
many old residents, died at his home in
Hartford, Conn, on the 9Th inst, of pneu-
monia. - George E. Kimball and wife
of Boston are in town. IS b. Hebard
goes to the Worlds Fair this week. -
II. A. Davis has opened a blacksmith shop
in the old Cleveland shop. - Rollie +.
Parkhurst is at work in Barre, painting.
Hardwick.
Work is now in progress on the wood
work of the depot extension.
The mileage of highways in this town is
at about one hundred.
G. r. Davis is improving and is now able
to ride out and perform a little labor.
Round trip tickets for Chicago are adver-
tised for sale at this station first class
thirty days, S2770; for the season. S29.6O.
o. B. Hall is preparing for the fishing sea-
son at Greensboro pond. He has large
new boat and is building a house for It's
storage.
The village trustees, at a meeting on
Monday evening, voted to organize police
force, and appointed NJ. E, Tucker chief and
l.. p. Wheeler and Louis Martin patrolmen.
The subscriptions for the capital stock
,S5O,0OO of our Savings Bank and Trust
Company are reported to be filled. A meet
ing for organization will doubtless soon be
held.
The Crystal Brook Granite Company
Brush & Curtis), it is reported, are to erect
A shed for cutting stone at Buffalo junction,
where the company purchased some land
for that purpose last fall
G. W. Ransom has sold his farm near
g Jackson Bridge - to Miss Sylvia Jackson
Of Young's Hotel, Boston. A nephew of
the purchaser is to occupy it. Mr.. Ransom
has bought house at East Hardwick of
Mrs. French and will move there soon.
We understand that Architect Packard
has completed working plans and specitca
tons for our new school-house, and the
committee is ready to contract the work to
responsible parties. Separate contracts will
probably be made for the foundations and
woodwork
Charles Bushey of Mackville was fatally
injured at Kimball's ledge near the " Red
drug store " in this village, on Wednesday
last. While at work moving stone large
one fell over upon him, breaking and crush
ing his right leg and knee. His leg was
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