The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-07-21
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BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM CO.. WORCESTER, MASS.
Chelsea.

Chelsea.
Mrs. A. P. Coles of Ell Paso, Tex. mrs. L.
M. Bell OF Montgomery, Ala, and f. r.
Reed and son of BostonIwere new boardersIat
the hotel last week. - George L. Myers
OF Woodstock has been in town for a week
past putting a furnace in 9. A. Densmore's
block, and will also put in one for j. B.
Bacon. - Postmaster Bixby has re-
ceived notice from the post-office depart
ment that he may arrange for the additional
mail service with South Royalton, to begin
the Goth inst. The time table is not yet ar
ranged. - Miss Anna Nichols, register
of probate, held court for her father last
week. - Bank Examines Elisha May of
st. Johnsbury inspected the bank last
week. - James Hosking, Jr., has fin
town on Monday. Nellie 1. Bixby is now
clerking for Mr.. Dickinson, and A. n.
Morey takes the laundry business. =
Eliza Corwin Of Athol, Mass, is visiting at
j. A. X. Corwin's. - Gertrude Brownell
of South Royalton is working at the hotel.
- Mrs. j. L.. Bacon end children OF
White River Junction are at j, B Bacon's.
- =. r. Simmons "a Boston is visiting
MS fsther-in-law, G. II. Bacon. - G. F.
Doyle has moved into the Chase house in
the lower village. - Daisy Diamond Of
Tunp,n."a ia working t07 a W. spear.
- Mrs. Gertrude a. Hyde, a former
resident, was married to A. NJ. goodrich OF
st. Johnsbury at the latter place on the III
inst. - w. E. Barney, wife and son, of
Barre are boarding at g.. N. Dearborn's.
- Mrs. b. b. Smith and Mrs. Smythe
and son Of New York city are boarding at
Henry Clarke's. - Mrs. Emma w.
{Lewis( French of Lebanon, N. H, is at II.
George A.. Skinner OF Lowell, Mass, is in
town, making his headquarters with his
daughter, Mrs. Bernice S. Stevens. -
Archie Q. Mills has started for British Co.
lumbia. and will spend the remainder of the
summer with an uncle in the Kootenway
mining. region. - Mrs. Owen A. Bur
bank OF Somerville, Mass, is at L. A. Bur-
banks, with her two children, to remain
several weeks. - The national Bank OF
Orange County has declared its usual semi
dend OF two per cent has also been de-
clared on the stock of the old bank, the
First National Of Chelsea, making go per
cent which its stockholders have so far re-
ceived in the settlement of its affairs.
- Rev. L..H. Elliot, secretary Of the
Vermont Bible Society, will address a
union congregation at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning. - G. A. Cleaves
gave a slight-of-hand entertainment at the
town hall on Friday and Saturday even
ings. - Frank G.. Reynolds will give
an evening Of humorous songs n stories
at the town hall on Wednesday evening of
next week. The entertainment in which he
took part a year ago was much liked by the
audience. - Mrs. Mariette Willis died,
after a long illness, at the home OF her
brother-in-law, Samuel Crafts, on Saturday.
The funeral services were held on Monday
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Allen officiating, and
the burial was at Corinth Corner. -
Mrs. Ida (Cleveland) Walker Of Barre is
visiting her father, G.. W. Cleveland. 49,
j. B. Bacon made a trip to Granville this
week on business. - Joseph Landon is
visiting his children at Lebanon. N. n.
Post Mills.
Miss Addie Dodge Of Lyndonville is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. L. Wilcox.
A lawn party was given on the hotel
grounds on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Chubb Of Boston are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Powell.
Miss Child, a teacher from Maiden. Mass,
is boarding at the Commodore House.
Mrs. c. W. Marston and Master Wallace
have taten a bicycle trip to western
Maine.
Mrs. Z. M. Marston, with her grandson,
George Green, from Boston, are at the resi-
dence OF e. E. Smith.
Two COWS belonging to the herd OF Dana
Bragg on Highland avenue, gave birth to
twin calves last week.
Mrs. Marcus Preston, Miss Lena and Mas
ter Winfield OF Waverly, Mass, visited
friends in the village last week.
At the rod factory last week, a box Of sew
eral hundred pounds weight fell on the
foot OF Q. w. Marston, severely bruising 1t.
Miss Mary Chase will give a lecture in the
interest of the State Suffrage Association at
Unity Hall on Thursday evening at eight
o'clock.
An automatic Fire ~extinguisher is being
placed in the rod factory. Mr.. Bartlett,
one OF the proprietors, is here superintend-
ing the work.
BURNING, itching skin diseases instantly
relieved by De Wits Witch Hazel Salve,
unequalled for cuts, bruises, burns. 1t
heals without leaving a scar. w. e. Ter
rill K Co.
North Duxbury.
The heavy rain Of Tuesday night and
Wednesday morning did much damage at
this end Of the town. On the Ridley brook
five bridges were swept away, and on the
Sinott branch five more were carried away.
1t washed the road badly in several places.
Damage estimated from $500 to $4,000.
South Duxbury.
Mrs. Murdoch OF Boston is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. William N. Ward. -
Mrs. David hurry is slowly recovering
from illness. - Mrs. William Corliss is
sick. - The south part Of the town was
damaged but very little by the late rain.