The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-05-12
Vote for Your Young Friends
Chelsea.

Deacon Franklin Dearborn is very i'll.
Anna e. Hall is working for Dana Allen.
Horace Durkee is working for G. F.
Moulton
Albert P. Bugbee works for j. f. Hem
enway.
B. f. Smith has received an increase of
pension.
George f. Barnes is working for Mrs. G.
l. Carpenter.
Bessie M. Hackett is working in the fam
lily of G.. s. Emery.
Joseph H. Edwards has returned home
from Norfolk, Va.
William S. Chaplin has gone to Acworth,
n. H., for the summer.
Arthur e. Stearns is at work for G. w.
Goodwin for the season.
Nelson j. Hood has returned to town,
and is working for N. G. Moore.
William P. Hood went to Lowell, Mass,
on Saturday to be gone several days.
H. E. Allen has gone to Mortified to
drive peddler's cart for A. G. Martin.
The spring term OF Chelsea Academy
closed on Friday, Miss Lena e. Spalding
has returned to her home in Barre.
Jenness o. Bugbee has gone to Spring
field Mass, to make final arrangements for
work as book canvasser through the sum-
mer.
Rev. W. e. Allen has resigned the posi-
tion of superintendent of schools, and the
directors have appointed his wife to fill the
vacancy.
The new books, 6S in number, have ar
rived at the public library, and were avail
able last Saturday. A supplement to the
catalogue, containing titles, is being printed.
j. A. r. Corwin and W, FL. Emery have
been drawn as grand jurors for the coming
term Of court, and G. e. Bohonon and G. N.
Dearborn as petit jurors.
Hale X. Darling has bought Of W. #.
bridge, now occupied by f. e. Hood, and
will move in some time this month.
William M. Cady is working for Horace
Moxley, and will soon occupy the latter's
vacant house. A daughter was born last
week to Mr.. and Mrs. Cady at w. II, Bug.
bees.
Effie M. Coburn will soon move into the
rooms in Mrs. Mattoons house, now occu.
pied by Miss A. A. Clement, and will en-
gage in dress-making. Miss Clement re
moves to the house which she bought some
time since.
Weather record for April, as kept by
George Dewey: Maximum temperature, 65o
the oath; minimum temperature, 70, the
Goth; mean temperature 40. 90; total precipi
tation, 2.9l inches; total snowfall during tn,
month, 10 inches; total snowfall during the
winter, 81 inches.
At the special meeting of the stockholder
of the Creamery Company on Saturday, the
directors were instructed to settle the law
suit of W. III. FL. Hall against the compan,
II a settlement meeting their approval cal
be made, otherwise to defend the suit il
court.
The caucus for the nomination OF post
master will be held next Saturday afternoo
in the town hall from one to four O'CLOCK
The check list as prepared contains a
names, to which some may be added at tn
meeting OF the committee for final revisio
on Friday evening. Much interest in tn
matter is shown and large vote is antic
pated.
Erastus Young, for many years highl
esteemed resident, died in Minneapoli
Mimi, on the 25th ult., Of pneumonia, aft
short illness, at the age OF seventy -fou
He went to Minneapolis, where daught,
resides four years ago, and still retaine
his membership in the Congregation
church OF this place. His wife and daug
ters have much sympathy from wide Giro
of friends.
Group and whooping cough are chill
hoods terrors; but like pneumonia, bro
chits, and other throat and lung trouble
can be quickly cured by using One MIMI
Cough Cure. w. e. Terrill & Co., MOI
pelier, Vt.