The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-08-30
SAMPLES FORWARDED,
BARNARD, SUMNER 4 PUTNAM CO., WORCESTER, MASS.
Chelsea.


Eunice D. Moulton is teaching in Tun-
bridge.
DR.. s. w Goss and wife are visiting in
Gardner, Me.
| Hale X. Darling was in Worthwhile on le-
| gal business last week.
Albert A. Wills of North Adams, Mass 4,
has been visiting in town.
j. K and FL. X. Darling are in Bradford
this week on legal business.
| Andrew ]. Foster OF Randolph, former
well known resident, visited in town last
week.
K. C. Farnham wife and daughter of
| Williamstown visited at Nathan Noyes's
| last week
Casper P. Abbott and family of South
Royalton were at G.. P. Abbotts through
| last week.
Ira A. Abbott, a prominent lawyer of
Haverhill, Mass, is visiting his brother,
o P. Abbott.
Harry II, Goss, now steward of Butler
hospital, Providence, r. 1, was here day
or two last week.
A II, Powers and G. L Stow and their
! wives returned on Thursday from Saratoga
Springs apparently none the worse for the
strong waters.
Aaron Hodsdon and wife of Permont,
N. H., Mrs. Pierce OF Oxford, N. H., and
Miss Cutting of Lyme N. H., visited at j,
G. Atwood's last week,
The following are the teachers for the
schools: High, j. M. Comstock; Grammar,
Lena e. Spalding; intermediate, Lavinia L.
Farnham; Primary, Anne X. Howe; No.
8, Sarah e. Hemenway; No. 7, Hattie II.
Dearborn; No. 8, MILFORD A Barnes; No.
II, Martha L. Noyes; No. II, Nellie d.
Barnes; No. II, Clara j. Laird. All schools
began on Monday except No. T., which will
begin next Monday.
Washington.
Fred Wortherley is at work for A. Fl.
Pepper in his store.
Willie Richardson is at work for e. L.
DensmOre OF Barre.
Clyde Nc Allister is i'll. 1t lis feared his
illness may terminate in typhoid fever.
Miss Bessie Mcdonald leaves this week
for Northfield where she is to attend school.
Several from here took the advantage Of
the excursion to Fort Tconderoga last
Saturday.
Mrs. M. A. G. White and Miss Luce Ca
lef are at Old Orchard Beach, Me- for a
few weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilotson and daughter,
Nina, were at East Corinth and Bradford
last Friday and Saturday.
A. A. Mills OF North Adams, Mass. and
Mrs. #. W. Bixby OF Chelsea were at Mrs.
Y. NJ Seaver's portion OF last week.
Mrs. George Cox OF Manton, r. l., who
has been stopping at j. b. Seaver's for the
past two months returned home last Mon
day.
The directors OF the creamery association
have engaged w. G. Simpson to manage
the creamery for another year. Leo W.
Seaver is to assist him.
Mrs. Florence Henry has returned from
the west where she has been stopping for
fau rt1On M fri wi IA Ol m
learn that her health is somewhat improved.
The concert given by Grsy's orchestra of
North Montpelier assisted by Miss III. Julia
Cross OF Montpelier last week Tuesday
evening was indeed treat to all who at
tended.
There will be- no preaching on Sunday.
Sunday school at the usual hour.
DR.. b. L. Dwinell OF Taunton, Mass,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his moth
or, Mrs. @. IL. Dwinell,
Ebert II. Dwinell of Montpelier has been
spending few days here previous TO going
to Boston to open law Office
ID. b. Dwinell and three children were
confined TO the house last week with
measles A little daughter of A o. Stay
ton also has the disease.
G. j. Lamb split the end of his left thumb
omen last week with a saw. He is also still
on crutches, the result OF accidentally put
ting rifle ball through one foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbell and little daughter
left last Friday for their home in Toledo,
o. Mrs. Hubbell and Dorothy have been
stopping at the home Of w e. Bliss since
early in June
Word was received here on Saturday
that George Faunce, who has been on the
road peddling extracts and fruit tiavorings,
had one leg broken and was otherwise Sc
riously injured by being thrown from his
carriage.