The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-31
Chelsea.


Fred II, Folsom visited in st. Johnsbury
last week.
Mrs Alexander, from Tunbridge, is acting |
as cook at the hotel.
Fannie M. Stearns and Wesley W. I'm |
derhill have the measles
Mrs. z. d. Barnes has been visiting her |
brother at Monson Mass, for several days, |
There was no preaching service at the
Methodist church Sunday morning. as Rev
Mr.. Allen was quite unwell, narrowly es-
Gaping pneumonia.
l.. G. Aldrich has rented his house to
Willie A. Densmore, who is moving in.
Aldrich has been beading for some time at
Richard Smiths.
r. W. Aliens team ran sway-on Wednes-
day of last week, the horses and sleigh re-
ceiving considerable injury before they
| finally brought up.
d. 7. Larkin's farm was sold at auction
on Thursday to p. L, Sargent for S4Q5.
e. L. Larkin's farm was sold at private sale
to John @. Lougee, who will move on.
The firm of Rice & Beckwith is to dis
solve April 1st. Each member is to con-
tinue the practice of dentistry, DR.. Beck
with at the present rooms OF the firm and
| DR.. Rice in rooms over @. =. Dickinson's
store.
The young people of the Congregational
church have chosen as their prayer meeting
committee for the next quarter, Norman @.
Burbank, William 8. Chaplin, Hattie III.
Dearborn, Addie M. French and Della
Scales.
The death OF Hon. Matthew Hale at
Albany, N. Y, on the 25th inst. removes
the last OF the family OF Harry Hale, the
most distinguished family that Chelsea has
produced. The deceased was born in
Chelsea, June 20, 1929, and had been for
years lawyer of high eminence at Albany.
Road Commissioner Horace Moxley has
appointed the following agents in charge of
the highways Of the town, pursuant to the
vote at town-meeting David Dickermsn, j.
M. Flint, g: B. Colby. j. M. Grant, j. D.
Ballou, W; E. Bacon. w F; Dewey, 9. "
W. Taplin, A. e. Bacon, Benson Sanborn.
Carrie Bcknell OF Tunbridge is working
at j. A. r. Corwin's in the absence of Miss
Nellie. - Mrs. Myra Sargent, dress
maker, has left town, her ultimate destina-
ton being. Providence, r. 1. Harry F.
Bryant begins housekeeping this week in
the rooms vacated by her in the Bliss house.
- Miss Hattie Jones has gone to Bur-
lington, to be treated at the hospital for a
difficulty Of the eyes. - Mrs. ii. B. Ly-
ford has returned from the hospital at Bur.
proved - Mrs. G. F. Monlton lately
met with very painful accident. While
returning home from Randolph she was
thrown out Of her sleigh and suffered very
severe fracture of the lower arm at the
increase Of pension. - Charles J. Hop
kins has moved upon the farm in Washing.
ton just above his fathers place
IFy you have ever seen a child in the agony
: Of Group, you can appreciate the gratitude
of the mothers who know that One Minute
9 Cough Cure relieves their little ones a,
a quickly az 1t is administered. Many homes
: in this city are never without it. W. E
Terrill & Co.
PlainfieId.
Mrs. Emily Spencer has moved to thu
, Davis house.
t Isaac Pratt of Southbridge, Mass, ha
been visiting at George Bolle's.
% Miss Mary L. Lampson OF Plymouth, N
= H., is visiting her father, Fillmore Lamp
q son.
The ladies of the Congregational churcl
y held sugar party at John Hill's on Tues
!. day evening.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. G. st. John entertaine,
|. about forty OF their friends at their home
Il last Wednesday evening.
/ The teachers for the different schools il
J. town have been engaged for the sprin
y term, which will begin April 26.
! y Anglo Berniseon is to occupy the tene
u ment in l.. f. Fortney's house on Schoo
: street, vacated by Levi johnson.
Misses Maude and Sue Duff and Mrs. Ss
;, die Curtis and child, OF Littleton, N. II
u have been visiting at Lee Townsend's.
. Nelson Hamel and wife went to Law
" renee, Mass, on Tuesday, and intend to b.
= gone some time visiting relatives in Masss
q chusetts.
/ The Ladies' Aid will hold sugar festivs
l. in Shorey's parlors on Thursday. New
l. sugar will be served during the entire even
l. ing, and social time will be enjoyed.