The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-09-15
Chelsea.

Hyde Cabot has been visiting his sisters
| in Montpelier
Mrs. Arthur v. Goss has returned to
| Taunton, Mass.
Alma #. Adams and Eunice d. Moulton are
teaching in Vershire.
Mrs. Mary A. Vincent, now Of Plainfield
is visiting at DIR. Goss.
Mrs. Julia III. Griffin has returned to her
former home in Hancock.
Eva Barup OF Washington is working for
a short time at A. l. Dexter's.
Carl Waterson of Lowell Mass, is visit.
ing his aunt, Mrs. Emeline Waterson.
Mrs. Carrie A. Locke, who is now living
in Topsham, was in town over Sunday.
@. W. Goodwin and A. l.. Sprague and
wife attended the State fair at Burlington.
Eva M. Thompson is sick with typhoid
fever, from which her brother George is re-
covering.
Alvah Carpenter and his daughter, Mrs.
| Emily II. Densmore, have been visiting in
st. Johhsbury.
Mrs Aaron f. Whitney, who Is in poor
health, has gone to Massachusetts with sew
eral OF her children.
Sundry stock, hay and farming tools be-
longing to +. A. Tyler's estate were sold at
auction on Saturday.
Blanche Townsend leaves this week for
Meriden, N. H., where she is to attend
Kimball Union Academy.
Mrs Emeline Chase and Miss L. j. Kim
ball, who have been for some time at j. b.
Corliss' have returned to Lowell, Mass.
| e. W. Newton OF Somerville, Mass,
whose wife and child have been for some
time at j. A. r. Corwin's has joined them.
Fred z. Atwood has gone to Manchester,
N. H., and will thence join his class OF
Dartmouth at the opening Of the term this
week.
| G. L. Hayward has contracted with the
selectmen to build the upper part of the
road to w. Ii. Bugbee's farm, and is at
work on 1t.
| e. A. Corwin left for Boston Friday on
his fall trip for the purchase Of goods, and
his wife went with him to visit in the vicin-
| ity Of Boston.
| j. II. Dean and wife have finished work
ing at the hotel and have gone to Bethel,
where they have similar positions at the
Wilson House.
Catherine e. Stone and Mrs. Anna j.
| (Stone) Smith OF Nashua, N H., have been
| visiting their uncle, II. W. Dearborn. Mrs.
Smith returned on Monday, but her sister
will remain some time longer.
Miss Adams Of williamstown was not
able to fulfill her engagement to teach in
later than the others, with Miss Nina
Vincent OF East Randolph as teacher.
Rev. Lewis B. Spesre of Newton, Mass >,
preached at the Congregational churchlon
Sunday morning to union congregation.
| Mr.. Speare, who is brother of Alden
Speare, the donor of the library building,
| was born in Corinth, but spent most OF his
boyhood in Chelsea. He was once pastor in
Middlebury, and was last settled in Minne-
| apolis, Mimi, bnt has now retired from
preaching. He is powerful preacher, and
his sermon was greatly enjoyed.
Charles X. Darling of Boston, son Of j.
X. Darling, was elected COMMANDMENTS
chief Of the national organization of the
Sons of Veterans at their annual encamp
ment at Indianapolis last Saturday.
| In response to petition from the patrons
of this office, the post-office has made per-
manent our second mail to South Royalton.
| The mail now leaves here at 4: 80 p. N. -
Quite extensive improvements are in prog
ress on w. s. Hatch's block. - Mrs. W.
| II. II. Hall is very low, being now no longer
conscious. - Mrs. T. j. Doyle has gone
to the Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington,
has been attending Mortified (Mass) Sem
mary, was in town for short time last
week. She has obtained a position in New
Jersey and has gone there. - Ellen M.
Andrus and Maud 8. Merrill are taking a
carriage trip to Plainfield, N. H., this week.
Small precautions often prevent great
mischiefs. DeWitt's Little Early Rsers are
|
tive in preventing the most serious forms of
liver and stomach troubles. They cure con.
stipation and headache, and regulate the
bowels w. e. Terrill & Co.
Plainfield.
DR.. F. p. Gale returned home last Saturday
Mrs. Varnum of Peacham, visited Mrs. r
| ID. Richards last week.
Geo. Buckley of Moretown, spent short
| time in town last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Avery of Chicago, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs j. NJ Batchelder.
Mrs. Howard Putnam of Taunton Mass
spent few days last week with Mrs. j. b
Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Town of Barre, were
in town the first of the week, guests of Mrs
| Kidder.
Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Smith have returned from
| Barre where they have been assisting in tn,
care of their little grandson.
Some 300 people, relatives, neig hbors anc
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lane, mad
them visit at their new home situated abou
one mile from the village, last week Tuesda,
evening The new house into which they hav
just got settled is large and commodious, fin
ished in the natural wood throughout and i
one of the best in town.. Nj. G. Hooker, a son
in-law of Mr.. Lane called the assemblage to
gether and after few remarks, called o
ReyS;; 1; F, Fortney' who spoke briefly Mrs
titled The Old House" Mrs. Ellen Ny
Gray furnished instrumental music, afte
which Mrs Edwin Lane read an original poem
and music was furnished by Miss Alice La
zelle, mandolin, Miss Jennie Hodges, plan
and Mrs. w, E. Lazelle, guitar. Miss Blanch
Kidder sang a solo and gave a recitation, a
did also Mrs. NJ. G. Hooker. Mrs. G.. L
Kidder gave reading that was highly con
/. mended Harold Nye rendered second sele,
! ton on the violion that was highly appreciated
Refreshments of coffee, sandwiches and cali
were served, after which dancing was enjoye
on the fine covered pavilion erected on tn
lawn for the occasion. About 500, beside
: other presents were left as a reminder of tn
good wishes af the friends who departed in til
early hours of the morning wishing Mr.. an
Mrs. Lane many years of happy life in the
: new house.
BARRows g. PECK of Montpelier hav
Ross Ensilage Cutters in stock, but if 20
:. want an elevator with it you should send
your orders at once, as they would have
be ordered from the factory.
q PutnamsvilIe.
z Mrs. Belle Brown is visiting her parent
D in Warren. - Mrs. Anna Blair Whitne
was called to her home in Shelburne by til
+ illness of her aunt Miss Diana Blair. -
:. Mrs. Winona e. Soule of Milton visited h,
cousin, Mrs. A. G. Jones, last week. -