The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-12-29
Chelsea.

Mrs. Elmer j. Flanders died quite sud-
denly on Monday morning after q short
illness. The body was taken on Tuesday
TO Concord. N. H., her former home, for
burial.
waterson Post, No. 40, @. A. r., has
chosen the following officers for the ensu.
ing year. Commander, DIR. q. N. Goss;
senior vice-commsnder, ]. b. Atwood;
Junior vice-commsnder, Fiheld Bohonon;
chaplain, @. f. Reed; auartermaster, G. e:
the day, b. r. Smith; officer Of the guard,
Nathan Noyes.
The following officers have been elected
nv waterson Women's Relief Corps, No.
45: President, Martha L. Noyes; vice-presi-
dents, Mrs. 8. j. Bohonon, Miss Nellie
Hardy; secretary, Mrs. A. e Goss; treas
urer, Mrs. Lavinia Noyes; chaplain. Mrs.
Philena Davis; conductor, Mrs. K. @. Nc
Allister; guard, Mrs. M. j. Atwood; assist
ant conductor, Mrs. Alice Durkee; assist
snt guard, Mrs. g. K. Bohonon; delegate,
Mrs. g. E. Bohonon; alternate, Mrs. e. q.
McAllister. - Annual meeting OF Con-
gregationsl church on Thursday OF this
week, the business session being called at
10: 80 A M, followed by dinner and roll-call.
The annual meeting OF the fire dis
trict will be held at school-house, No. 2, on
Monday, January 3. At 4: 30 p. A.
Christmas was fully observed by secular
exercises at the town hall on Friday even
ing, and by services at the two Methodist
churches on Saturday evening, well. filled
trees being q prominent feature in each
case. = Bixby and Perkins have rented
for q meat market the historic p. O. Jones
office, now owned by Townsend and Whit
ney and located behind the bank building.
- A. l.. sprsgue lately lost valuable
horse. Principal W. II. Cummings OF
Meriden, N. H.. and his daughter, Julia,
are at A. II. Powers. - Blanche Town
send ia also at homo from Meriden on her
In al hnma
on q three weeks vacation from Dartmouth
College. Katie Laird has finished
work for Willis Scales. - A. New Years
dance ct Densmore's hall on Friday night.
g. Beedle's Orchestra and Concert
Company are to give an entertainment in
the town hall on Friday evening, January 7.
This entertainment Is thoroughly to be COM
mended and deserves full house. -
Flora N. Corwin is at home on vacation
from Bridgewster, Mass. - Henry j.
Corwin is at home from Lowell, Mass. for
short time. g Norman 9. Burbank went
to Boston with r. A. Corwin to look after
his Christmas poultry. and after some visits
in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, re-
turned home this week. - Parker W.
Burbank is at home from Providence, Il. l,
on visit. - Annual meeting OF the Or
ange County Creamery Company on Tues
Law next at the town clerks Office. -
The following officers OF the Congregational
Sunday school were chosen last Sunday:
Superintendent, j. M. Comstock; assistant
superintendent, N. @. Burbank; treasurer,
Maud g. Merrill; assistant treasurer, Annie
e. Goss; chorister, Mrs. Ammo K. Goss; as.
sistant chorister, +. w. Smith. - The
young people Of the Congregational church
have chosen as their prayer meeting COM
mittee for the ensuing quarter, Lena K.
spsulding, Hattie Fl. Dearborn, Hope Sher-
man, Ben. B. Bacon, and Harold ID. Com
stock.
a 81 I'D t,raH a
to get rid OF 1t II you commence carly to use
One Minute Cough Cure. 1t cures coughs,
colds, bronchitis, pneumonia and all throat
aud lung troubles. 1t is pleasant TO take,
safe to use. and sure to cure. W. f. Ter
rill & Co.
Rich Kent OF Tufts College is at home
for the holidays. - Miss Inez g. Cam
eron is at home from Randolph Normal
Helen and Ruth Bliss return this week to
Goddard Seminary after two weeks vaca-
| ton. w. e. Bliss IL installing officer
for Stowe Post and Miss Alma d. Leonard
for the Womsn's Relief Corps. - Mem
bers Of Stowe Post, woman's Relief Corps.
Wyman r. Burnap Camp. Sons OF Veterans.
will please remember the public installation
OF officers next Saturday afternoon, also the
campfire in the evening. - The new
machinery for the Calais Creamery Associ.
alton is coming in and will soon be in posi-
ton ready for business.
East Calais.
Charles Adams has moved from Lewis
| Nelson's back to his old home to live with
| his son-in-law, Archie Persons. - The
| Good Templars hold their annual oyster
supper at Levison & Lambs hall next Fri
| day evening. - The annual meeting OF
the Universslist society OF Calais is warned
to meet at the residence Of A. d. Pearce on
Monday evening, January 8. - Webster
Laird Is at home from Hardwick where he
has been attending school, sick with typhoid
fever. Frank Batchelder of Woodbury. Is
| taking care Of him. - The marriage OF
George A. Wheelock and Kate Bugbee took
| place on Tuesday afternoon at the residence
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, willard
Bugbee. The bride and groom have the
best wishes Of large circle Of friends, they
being among our most popular young pso
| pie. Mr.. and Mrs. William Faunce OF
Littleton, N. H., spent Christmas with theil
father, George Faunce.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do hereby
| agree to refund the money on fifty-cen,
| II 1t fails TO cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle tC
| prove satisfactory or money refunded.
W. l.. Pierce, East Calais.
G. r. Dwinell, East Calais.
w. G. Nye, North Montpelier.
W. LIZ IthyB NoTtu mOutpoiioI'
East Corinth.
Rev. A. M. Smith Of Williamstown oc
| cupied the pulpit for the Universalists las,
Sunday afternoon and evening. The
annual meeting Of the East Corinth Cream
cry company will be held In the hall mex
Saturday at one p. M, to elect officers tC
serve for the ensuing year. - Remem
| Der the New Years ball next Friday even
ing. - The Christmas tree held in the
! Congregational church last Friday morning
and in the hall Saturday evening were wei
attended and all enjoyed q pleasant time
-W W. r. Rowland was at home from
his school at Barre over Christmas.
Mrs. Fred G. Huntington, who has been al
Frank Thompson's for the past few weeks
returned to her home in Washington re-
Gently.
South Corinth.
Rodney Crook OF Boston is stopping for 9
short time at Roswell Crooks. - Mr.
and Mrs. G. j. Slack spent Christmas al
Bradford with their daughter, Mrs. W. f
Young. s. II Martin and wife and
their son, p. III. Martin, wife and child, from
Vershire, were at Daniel Thayer's on Christ
mas day. - Our school is having mid
term vacation Of two weeks. = Mr.. and
Mrs. P. o. Chapman OF Manchester, N. Ii.
are visiting among their relatives IA. town
| - Christmas entertainments were al
about US, This vicinity was we'll repre-