The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27
Chelsea.

| george IL. AatCn lOSt a valuable cow on
| Monday.
e. G. Goodrich has sold the ID II. B. AL
len farm to Scott w. George for $500,
Elra o. Bicknell has been obliged to leave
school on account of his fathers i'll health.
Dana Allen visited his wife at Waterbury
last week. Mrs. Allen is now believed to
be cured, and will return home next month.
Philip NJ. Hunt died on Monday morning
after long illness at the age of 20. The
| funeral services are appointed for Wednes-
| day, Rev. Mr.. Allen to ofiiciate.
A number Of young people met at the
| academy school-room on Monday evening
and organized the Chelsea Debating Club.
| The following officers were chosen: Presi-
| dent, f. II. Monkey; vice-pTesident, e. o.
Bicknell; secretary and treasurer, Grace G..
| Bacon; executive committee, Nellie ID.
Barnes, r. II. Bacon, q. II. Moxley.
W. f. Davis has bought for 500 the build
ing last occupied by Dearborn's livery sta
BILE. 1t will be remodeled at once, and
will be occupied as store by II. o. Bixby
| after December /. - Mrs. M. III. Cor
win left on Wednesday of last week for
| Toronto, to attend the worlds Woman's
Christian Temperance Union convention as
delegate from the state organization, She
will also attend the national convention OF
| the same order at Buffalo. - Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fl. Powers spent several days Of
last week in Plainfield. - Fred III. Fol-
som is quite sick with the measles -
Rev. B. b. Sherman went to Medford, Mass,
on Saturday to attend a celebration of the
fiftieth anniversary Of the church at his
old home. In consequence OF his absence,
there was no preaching at the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday. - Hattie
Carrie Bicknell OF Tunbridge is work
ing at e. A. Corwin's. - Walter S.
Goss went to Boston on Monday to enter
the employ of B. o. and G. @. Wilson,
botanical druggists. - Minnie b. Whit
ney has finished her engagement in the
post.offi co, and Mrs. K. ID. Barnes is tenn
porariy assisting there. g. Lyle and
Fannie Tracy were in town from Mont
pelier over Sunday. - A daughter was
born on Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. e. L Har-
wood. - On Wednesday of last week,
while Fifield Bohonon was driving r. w.
Aliens meat cart, one of the horses stepped
into hole in a bridge a little beyond
Broughton's corner, in Washington, and
the cart was overturned The meat was
spilled into the stream and the cart some
what injured but the horses fortunately es-
capped serious injury. - Mrs Kate j.
(BryanD Allen Of Bethel is visiting her par
ents, with her young child. - Mrs II.
X. Darling Is critically ill, but her condi-
ton is more hopeful at the time of this writ
ing. DR.. w. T. Smith of Hanover, N H.,
came up Saturday evening on consultation,
and brought trained nurse from the Mary
Hitchcock Hospital. - Captain Jack
Crawford, the famous scout, is to speak
here under the auspices OF the Grand Army
rare treat is promised, and full houses ought
to be sure.
East Montpelier.
Us. wheelock is confined to the house
with badly sprained ankle. ". W.
Jewett returned from his western trip last
Friday. - Henry Foster finishes his la
bors at the local creamery November l.
- There will be a whist, party and
dance at Village Hall, Wednesday evening,
November 3.
Miss Julia Gould goes to Boston to-day
and will stop indefinitely with Miss Celia
Cox. - Mrs. Mary b. Shattuck was
moved to Robert Ducker's last week.
- Mrs. A. w. Bailey was ill last week,
with Mrs. Pierce of Montpelier as nurse
on Saturday from visit to Northfield, Will
Jamestown and Barre. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoadley have returned from New York
and are visiting Mrs. Gates, the mother of
Mrs. ,Hoadley. -; The team recently
found in the yard on the Amasa Cum
mings place was from Brookfeld and had
been driven to Hardwick where it was left
standing for few moments, and started in
the direction OF home, but had evidently
lost its bearing and been on the road sew
eral days. :sax7
North Montpelier.
81. L. Converse, who has been quite ser-
ously i'll with typhoid fever, is convalescent.
Miss Edith Talcott was here from God
dard Seminary over last Sunday, the guest
OF Miss Ruth Snow.
Miss Fannie Rich was absent from home
several days Of last week on a visit to
friends and relatives in Calais
Miss Kate o. Pray of Goddard Seminary
spent Sunday and Monday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Pray, Jr.
The patrons of our creamery appear to be
very we'll satisfied with the twenty one and
a half cents per pound received for Septem-
Der butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kelton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Gate, Mrs. Fannie Little,
George L. Pray and others start for Boston
this morning
DIR. M. X. Dwinell arrived in town last
week from the West. Morris numbers
scores of friends here who extend to him a
hearty welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buzzell Of White
days on visit to Mrs. Buzzells parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Shorte.
Frank Blodah moved his family to the
village last week. Mr. Blodah is giving ex-
cellent satisfaction as blacksmith and it is
hoped he will continue to be a resident of
this village.
Dr. and Mrs. N. G. King of Brockton,
MASS, were III INC VlllaBe ldSu ounudy max
ing flying visits to relatives here. "Nat'' is
receiving the congratulations of his many
friends here in this his boybood home. For
the reason consult marriage notices in
Brockton papers.
Disagreement for life by burns or scalds
may be avoided by using DeWtt's Witch
Hazel Salve, the great remedy for piles and
| for all kinds OF sores and skin troubles. w.
E. Terrill & Co.
North Fayston.
Miss Luna b. Howe was home with her
parents on Sunday.
Miss Hannah Durkee has gone to work at
the Waterbury Hotel.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Brigham OF Warren Wis.,
! tied their children the past week.
Mrs, W: R. Granheld and children of
Montpelier visited her parents the past
week.
Mrs. Jason Hill of Moretown and Mr.
and Mrs. Cilley of New Hampshire were in
town the past week,
A son was born on October "a to Mr.. and
Mrs T. G. McCarty. Thomas says that he
is a strong silver moneyed Democrat.
Rev. G. s. Hubert Of Moretown is to ex-
change with A. b. Enright and is to preach
at this place next Sunday, October 81.