The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-06-30
Chelsea.


CO., NEW YORK.
Chelsea.
w. II. Davis and wife have gone to the
White Mountains for their summers work,
and George N. Simons has gone with them.
- Charles X. Corwin has been spend
ing few days here from Boston. - The
Congregational ladies served ice-cream last
Wednesday evening. - The nine settees
which have been placed on the two COM
mons will be highly appreciated through the
season. - DR.. G. j. Helmer arrived on
Saturday, and bis assistants will join him
before long. He has the same rooms in
Mrs. Ellen A. Hoods house as last year.
- A son was born on Tuesday OF last
week to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Carpenter.
- Miss Hattie A. Keith of Winona,
Mimi, is visiting at A. H. Powers -
Charles s. Carleton OF Portland, Me-, is
visiting III. N. Madison. - Mrs. Lathrop
and daughter from Michigan and Mrs. Reed
from Roxbury, Mass, are at III. s. Annis'.
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Mary j. f.
Peters. - Mrs. M. K. Evans of New
York City is at the hotel for the summer.
- Grace L. Hersey.is working at A. III.
Powers - Mrs. Belle A. (Densmore)
Moore of White River Junction is at g. A.
Densmore's with her young son. - Syl-
vester Bill and wife left on Monday for
Manchester, N. H., where they will reside
with daughter. 60 l.. G. Aldrich has
| received an increase Of pension. - A
petition to the post-office department is
being extensively signed, requesting mail
| service twice day to south Royalton
| This would be a very desirable improve
ment, and it is hoped it may succeed. -
The young people of the Congregational
church have chosen as their prayer-meeting
committee for the next quarter Emma L.
Darling, Annie e. Goss, Gail @. Hood, Mrs.
10 fnt ffNNan md Hoo
Mrs. B. W. Smith and Miss Nora Smith Of
Lowell, Mass, are at the David Smith place
for the summer. j. NJ. Comstock and
Rev. G. II. Corwin attend the Dartmouth
commencement this week. - The viii
lage primary school, which Miss Lillian M.
Wells has taught long and very successfully,
closed on Friday with public exercises, and
Miss Wells has returned to her home in
Newport, N. II. The schools in Nos and
IL, taught by Arthur G. Smith and Annie
b. Camp, also closed on Friday. - Rev.
Carl H. Corwin arrived from Geneva, ILL.,,
with his wife and daughter on Wednesday,
and preached to large audience in the
Congregational church on Sunday morning.
- Stella j. and Fannie b. Slack OF
South Royalton were in town over Sunday.
- Flora N. Corwin returned from the
Bridgewater (Mass) Normal School on Sat-
urday. - Mrs. Ellen A. Hood is making
an extensive addition to her barn. -
Sarah Riley OF Washington is working for a
short time at DR.. Corwins and Della Scales
of Washington at Captain Halls. -
mouth College. Mrs. Archibald Mills
of Alton, ILL.,, is at J. B. Atwood's for the
summer. - Mildred B. Tracy, now of
Montpelier, is in town for few days. -
Charles f. Button, who is in poor health
has gone to Montpelier to stay with sister.
FL is visiting her grandfather, A. H. Pow
ers. u. NJ Comstock would be glad to
confer with any who have books or maya
zines to be bound. - Arthur Fl. Morey
and his mother are taking short vacation
in Fairlee: - Ruby and Una, daughters
of R. W. Allen, have gone to Randolph for
the summer. Il
Northfield.
Fred Steele is very low with consumption
frankie Rogers, aged five years. died last
Friday and was buried Sunday.
| Mrs. L. o. Sherburne of st. Adams is Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. w. s. Hazen.
| Miss Crete Gorham is visiting friends in
Putney and will stay a few weeks.
Rev. G. II. Ellis supplied the pulpit OF
| the Methodist church at Olcott last Sunday.
The new mail boxes have been placed in
the station and are now ready for the pat
| rons.
Holy communion will be administered at
the Methodist and Congregational churches
next Sunday
G. A. Edgerton and family and Rev. L. P.
| Tucker and family took a carriage drive to
Brookfield last Friday.
Charles 8. Carleton OF Cumberland Mills
Maine, class of '96 Norwich University, is
visiting friends in town.
j. E. Bingham returned last week from q
| two weeks vacation, taken with team in
the northern part OF Vermont
L. L. Montana, who has position as as
sistant baker at the Waterbury asylum
spent Sunday with his family in town.
Misses Winona Brigham and Lillian Vail
of Underhill are guests Of Miss Gertrude
Durham during commencement week.
George Taplin and family are camping al
Berlin Pond. George carried his camera
and is prepared for any Photographic work
Andrew Denny has been elected treas
urer Of the Savings Bank in place OF j. c. B
Thayer, whose death was chronicled last
week.
Rev. DIR. w. 8. Hazen is attending com
mencement exercises and reunion of his
class at his alma mater, the University Of
Vermont.
Prof. II. R. Roberts and family will start
on their annual vacation Friday. They
will spend few weeks in Melrose Mass.
and the rest OF the summer in the Pine Tree
state.
Miss Theodore M. Plumley is member
of the graduating class at the University Of
Vermont. Mr.. IPlumley's family is IL
Burlington this week to witness the com
mencement exercises.
There will be union patriotic services a
the Methodist church next Sunday evening
the principal address will be delivered BY
Hon. Frank Plumley. The church will b,
appropriately decorated. Thus the Fourtl
OF July will be we'll kept.
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rill & Co.
Kicker Mills.
A. II. Kicker finished saving his log
last week. - Lucius Conant and wifi
OF Walden visited at j. @. Harvey's las
week. - A. III. Kicker wintered fiv
swsrms OF bees last winter, and within tn,
last two weeks they have swarmed tel
times. - William Mcmillan and wifi
. from West Barnet visited last week at
, @. Harvey's. - 1t is reported that 81
mon Emery has gone West on visit. III
has brother there who Is In poor health
- The road commissioner has passe,
over the road here brushing 1t over little
- Mr.. and Mrs. George Pillsbury, an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark were at tn
ponds picnicking last week. - A. II
Kicker has started up his bobbin mill.