The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-22

Annie and Christina Pearce, Lizzie Thorpe
and Will Thorpe of New Bedford, Mass.
Chelsea.
The new separator has been set up in the
creamery.
Mrs. George Goodrich is very seriously
| i'll with heart difficulty.
The town hall is so near completion that
freemen's meeting will be held there.
John B. Bacon left on Monday for Round
Pond, Me-, to spend a week or more.
The executor of Mrs. Betsey Crocker's
estate will sell her place at auction, with
the furniture on Thursday of this week.
George w, Taplin has bought the Joseph
French farm of Mrs. W. A. Hood for 81 800
He will not move there till spring.
Hyde Cabot lost fifty dollars in some
mysterious way last week. He was evil
IDENTIFY robbed, but there is but slight clew
to the thief.
George n. Smons' family have Joined
him at Pittsford, where he has found work
on new library building, and quiet reigns
on the Back Bay.
Rev. DR.. William II. Davis of Detroit has
| been in town for few days. and conducted
union service at the Congregational
church on Sunday evening. He has now
gone to Mt. Desert, Me.
Six men are at work opening up the
quarry of the Chelsea Granite Company.
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quality. In fact, the only difficulty is that
of transportation.
The fall term OF Chelsea Academy will
begin next Monday. with prospect of large
attendance. The primary school in No. 2
will begin at the same time, and the other
schools in town week later.
A republican caucus for the nomination
Of representative and justices is called to
meet in the hotel hall next Saturday after
| noon at four o'clock The democrats meet
at the same time at the hall Of the Sons Of
| Veterans.
Among visitors now in town we notice
Mrs. Julia A. Rogers, Cecil Rogers, Julian
G. Hood, j. Oliver Perkins, and George A.
Tracy OF Lowell, Mass, Charles r. Corwin
and wife Of somervilie, Mass, Mrs. r. II.
Lyon and two children of White River
Junction.
A parlor entertainment OF high merit will
be given at Mrs. w. P. Townssnd's on
Wednesday evening, August 30. The pro-
gramme will almost entirely be rendered
| by persons from out of town, and will
consist of musical selections, Rotations,
etc. All are invited.
East Corinth.
East Corinth creamery paid its jpatrons
twenty cents for July butter.
Stephen Mason Of Washington, d. c..
was in town last week visiting at d.
| Fulton's
DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Sargent aud two chill
dren of West Medford, Mass, are visiting
friends in town.
East Montpelier.
Rev. Mr.. Cobb will use for his subject
next Sunday, " Universalism, and Why
Am Universalist"
There will be a matched game of ball
next Saturday afternoon, played directly
in front OF G. G. Wizards residence, be-
tween sides captaned by J. NJ Willard and
| Tim Hammett.
Thomas Clement had finger taken off
while unloading stone at the depot last
Thursday. - Lena Clark is visiting at
Gouldsville and Misses Florence and Flora
Tillotson att Morrsville. - Herbert
Monroe and wife Of Boston visited at j. s.
Wheelock's last week. - Mrs j. NJ.
yesterday. - Emma Foster is to teach
the village school this fall - George
Ide and mother of Orange, Mass, are visit
ing relatives and friends in town. - w.
G. Nye has the republican nomination for
! town representative.
Fsyston.
A. J. Foster and daughter Winnie are
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. G. W. Warren Of Cambridge, Mass
is spending few weeks with her brother.
| M. S. Strong
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| r. A. Bragg was chosen as candidate for
representative Of the republican party.
Mr.. Bragg, although young man, has held
| the office OF selectman for three consecutive
years.
North Fayston.
Rev. James Mills OF Elmore will preach
here August 26.
| A large number from this place attended
camp-meeting at Mortified.
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friends in Williamstown. - Luna and
May Howe are visiting in Northfield. -
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Dumas of Waterbury
are visiting here. - Mrs. j. ID. Ryan and
daughter Pauline, of Barre, are spending a
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. s..
Heaton. - Mr.. and Mrs j. Hagan are
visiting in Waterbury.
Groton.
A large number OF tents are stretched
| along the shore of Groton Pond.
Sixty. three tickets were sold from this
station last Saturday to Ausable Chasm.
Albert Page is building a new house.
William Hayes & Son are doing the work
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. o. M. Boutwell, to-day
Major Little has sold his threshing ma
chine to McCrillis & Lund. The new firm
has commenced work.
David Brow came very near having a IA
tai accident last Saturday by falling off the
excursion train at Rickers Mills
The Methodist Sunday-school is to go to
Barnet Pond next Wednesday for picnic.
A large team will be provided for the chill
dren
While W. N. Clark was coasting down
the Topsham road on q bicycle, he came in
contact with water. bar, throwing him of
and injuring his shoulder.
At the democratic caucus last Monday
Alex. Cochran was nominated for represent
alive. The party made good choice. He
was nominated unanimously.
Mrs. Carrie s. Drew Of Hardwick has
been engaged to teach in the large room
and Jennie Wrinkle in the small room
School will commence the first Monday in
September.
At the republican caucus Morris Vance
was nominated for town representative
Mr.. Vance is we'll educated and has good
eye for the law. He has served a. justice
OF peace, giving perfect satisfaction. He is
a capable man and will represent his party
we'll.
While Frank Smith was walking along
the beautiful ground at Ausable Chasm
last Saturday. he found wallet containing
over a hundred dollars and two rings. Mr.
Smith advertised and soon found the
owner, lady. This shows Mr.. Smiths