The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-06-02
Chelsea.


Dudley Abbott, and Mrs. l.. W. Bacon, late
OF Corintb, succeeds her.
Martin s. Hall OF Fitchburg, Mass. ia
| visiting his sister, Martha Hall. Their sis
ter. Nancy Hall, has lately returned from
Montpelier.
Henry j. Corwin sails on Saturday for
Europe with friend from Lowell. He ex-
poets to be gone about eight weeks, and will
take bicycle trip through England and
Scotland, and may visit Paris.
A daughter was born on Tuesday OF last
| week to Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Slack. -
Tom G. Dearborn is now in Chsrlestown,
Mass, employed in branch store OF
| Houghton & Dutton. 9. A. Bacon
will sell various property at auction next
Saturday, including buggy, sleighs, farm
| ing tools and household furniture.
| County court opened on Tuesday, Judge
Thompson presiding. A term Of consider
| able length is expected. - Mrs. Carrie
A. Locke has gone to Topsham to keep
house for j. r. Caldwell. - Mrs. Edison
Titus has received a paralytic shock. -
Walter s. Goss sang in The Mikado at
South Royalton Saturday evening.
have settled Capt. w. II. III. Halls suit
against the company by paying him S165.
- Mrs. Lucy A. Dickinson has gone to
Brattleboro, to visit relatives for several
weeks. - AT the annual meeting of the
trustees Of Chelsea Academy, held last
lhuibudyB d. DdCOn WAS CUOSbn DTbB1.
dent for the ensuing year g. l.. Stow, sec.
rotary, W. p. Townshend treasurer, and
DR.. 8. N. Goss, j. M. Comstock and j. A.
II. Corwin executive committee. - The
earthquake shock shortly after ten o'clock
on Thursday night did not pass us by, but
we hear of no one who noticed it except ID.
L. McAllister's family. - The usual
summer repairs on the Tracy bridge have
been in progress. - The unfavorable
weather prevented large gathering on Me-
rlnn oil hut fafr l,n,, -.
the town hall to the address of Charles K
Darling of Boston. The address was excel
lent, both in manner and matter. The day
was marred in the eyes Of unmilitary spec
tators, by the absence OF the members of
the Union Veterans Union, who attended
b. Carpenter of Somerville, Mass, has been
visiting his relatives for few days.
Archie @. Mills, William L. O'Brion and
Fred e. Atwood were here from Dartmouth
College from Saturday to Wednesday.
- Charles X. Darling remains in town
this week. - Leander @. Bennett died
at his home in Washington early Saturday
morning, after short Illness, Rev. Mr.. AL
len officiated at the funeral services on Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. David Emery was
very low. - Rev. B. B. Sherman is
quite ill, and the preaching service at the
Congregational church was omitted on SUM-
day morning. Quarterly meeting was
observed at the Methodist church on Sun
day morning, and four boys were received
church on Sunday chose DR.. and Mrs. M.
III. Corwin, Richard III. Bacon and Mrs. A.
I'll. Powers delegates to the county confer
ence. to be held this week at Thetford. and
A. III. Powers to the state convention which
meets next week at Middlebury.
SICK HEADACHE can be quickly and COM
pletely overcome by using those famous lit
tie pills known as "DeWitt's Little Early
Risers." w. E. Terrill & Co., Montpelier,
Vt.
North Duxbury.
A. e. Durkee of Winooski spent last Sun
day with his parents.
Albert Willard OF Burlington is guest of
d. Stevens at Camp Willard.
School in district No. was closed last
week on account of the illness of the teacher,
Miss Theresa Haley.
East Montpelier.
Miss winifred Cutler has returned to
Newport.
Mrs. Myrtle M. Ormsbee is i'll. with Mrs.
j. b. Woodward as nurse.
Frank A. Bailey, Esq, was in town on
official business over Sunday.
Herbert Richardson, who has been having
felon on his hand, is able to resume work.
Frank Carr OF Calais takes trip through
town with his grocery team on Fridays.
Wallace G. Goodwin has left St. Adams
and has engaged as book-keeper with New
York firm.
G. A. Hersey has purchased that part of
Mrs. M. A. Shattuck's farm north OF the
highway for 1925.
Mr. Spaulding of Morrsville accompanied
by his niece, Miss Gertrude G. Dingwall,
visited at the Center last week.
L. E. Ormsbee is building an addition to
his barn and making other improvements.
Chester Wood has charge of the job.
A younger son of Henry Brszier, &C.
companied by his wife and children, has ar
rived from England and will work for his
father
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Richardson are
parents of a son, who arrived last Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs Richardson's
father, W. j. Foster.
Among those who spent last week in
town were Mrs. l.. A. Ormsbee of Mont
pelier at her brothers. II. Fl. Templeton's;
Mrs. Cynthia Davis Of Barre, at her sisters; ;
Mrs. II. B. Woodward OF Montpelier, at
William j. Fosters and her daughter, Mrs.
Stella e. Ormsbee, at William Kelley's.
| Miss Anna Wheeler, second daughter Of
| l.. S. Wheeler, who was shot at Montpelier
| last Saturday, was young lady held in
| high esteem by her acquaintance here, and
the deepest sympathy OF the community
their sudden and overwhelming afflic-
| ton
North Montpelier.
The Ladies' Social Circle meets tomorrow
afternoon at the vestry.
Parish supper? Yes, picnic supper, toasts
and other good things about the first Of July.
Our creamery made over / 300 pounds Of
butter one day last week. and shipped this
week over 5000 pounds as last weeks make.
Lewis II. Strong was taken quite seri-
ously i'll on Monday morning. and at the
present writing they have but faint hopes
Of his recovery.
Sunday, July 10, will be celebrated as
Children's Day by a concert at the usual
hour of services, 80 P. M. All are well
come. Special offering for State and gen
eral conventions.
East Hardwick,
Mrs. Ellen Bacon has gone to Chelsea tc
make her home.
G. I. Hood of Lowell bought six cows of 7
G. Bronson the past week.
G. 8. Montgomery is building house
back Of the Baptist church.
Mrs. Mahala Bronson, who has been sicl
for month, is about the same. She Is IL
her ninety-fourth year, and there Is but lit
tie hope Of her recovery