The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-09-13
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BARNARD, SUMNER & PUTNAM CO., WORCESTER, MASS.
Chelsea.

Chelsea.
E. A. Corwin went TO Boston Friday to
buy goods.
P. W. Rogers mother is visiting him from
STAFFORD.
L. Lyle Tracy has entered Goddard Sem
mary at Barre.
Bessie daughter of Elisha Burgess, is
sick with typhoid fever
Mrs Sylvia Dearbor has been visiting
several days in STAFFORD.
Ina A Hackett has finished working in
Tunbridge and is at home,
o. B. Copeland and family have been
paying a short visit in town,
E Ralph Walker has gone to Montpelier
to enter Montpelier Sem binary.
Mrs. Lillian peters, Zottman of Burling-
ton is visiting her old friends here,
J.F Wood W ard of Wakefield Mass, ar
rived at A w. Whitney's on Monday.
Mrs. Julia A. Dckey of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. A. Densmore
Mrs L. G. Beck with is in Wentworth n.
H.. visiting her niece, Mrs f. Fl. Keneson.
Mrs. Susan freeman aud daughter Of
Morrisville are visiting at @. f. Godfrey's.
The vault is completed in the new bank
rooms, aud the bank will move there about
October l.
Eben NJ. Darling has finished his years
work for Mrs. Sylvia Dearborn, and las
returned to his hsme in Corinth.
Mrs. George Hutchinson, now of South
ern Pines n. c., with her daughter Esther,
is at II. w Spears for few weeks.
large amount of personal property he
longing to the estate of the late A. Q IN
derhill will be sold az auction on Thursday.
Jenness O. and Jennie o ugbee are
here for a short time, the former from Hart
land and the latter from Larrabee's Point
DR.. G. j. Helmer and family and Mrs. w.
| f Hood returned last week. The doctor
was soon called away, but his family will
remain for some weeks.
William S Chaplin and Harold D. Com
stock enter Dartmouth College 49,. W|"S
and M. Blanche Townsend and Zilla N.
| Smith return to Kimball Union Academy,
! Meriden, N. Ell.
Adde NJ. French came home last week
from East Northaeld, Mass, but returns
this week. She soon begins her second
year in the Training School for Christian
Workers.
The selectmen have sold the Erastus
Bugbee farm to Homer Alger, but as they
have no legal authority to deed real estate
they have called town meeting for the
Goth inst, to appoint an agent to deed the
property
Jennie &. Moore was married in Cam
bridge, Mass, on the 4th inst, to Charles
A. Mayall OF Boston. 1t is understood that
carry on his farm.
Early Sunday morning the house and out
buildings on the farm in Washington own
ed and formerly occupied by B. III. Adams,
were destroyed by fire, probably from a de-
fective chimney. A Mr.. Daniels had rent.
ed the place and had moved there part OF
his household furniture, which was saved.
Bev. Carl H. Corwin, who has been
preaching for year for the Red Jacket
Congregational church Of Calumet, Mich,
has just accepted a call to become settled
pastor of the church. Calumet is busy
mining city, and the church is a furnishing
and growing one. Mr. Corwin expects to
visit his family here this fall.
The union evangelistic meetings under
direction Of Rev. Ralph Gillian and Mr.. o.
W. Crowell will begin next Sunday with
services in the Methodist church, at 1880
and 3 o'clock, and in the Congregational
att Through the week the meetings will
be in the Methodist church at 3 O'Clock
and in the Congregational church at
7:30 The afternoon meeting on week
dogs will be preceded by womsn's prayer
meeting at 215.
Mrs, George Hall has gone to her early
home in West Virginia.
Mr.. Ferris has moved across the line into
Mrs. Dodge's tenement.
Alfred McDermid has not yet started, as
expected, on his western trip.
Corn roasts are in order. Herbert Colby
invited his friends to one Saturday even
Ing
Don Dodge and family OF Montpelier,
rode out in sight of his early homo on Sun
day.
Theodore Wood and family went last
week on visit to Orange county where
they attended the fair.