The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-01-11
w. H. S. WHlTC0MB, General Agent,
EQUITABLE BUILDING,
90 Church Street. Burlington, VT.
Chelsea.

CnelSea.
George e. Kimball of Boston is here for a
few days.
Rollie e. Parkhurst has returned home
from Barre.
Mrs. R. R. Fulton and son of Corinth are
visiting at II. X. Daring's.
j. Maud Scott has returned to her home in
Canada. being called there by the i'll health
Of her mother;
The epidemic of grip is proving serious.
the mum Der of persons more or less over
come by 1t being very great
Alma r. Adams was united in marriage
to Evarts P. Brown of Vershire at her
parents home on the evening of December
%, Rev. Mr.. Allen being the officiating
clerg yman.
The annual meeting OF the Orange Comfy
Creamery Company was held on Tuesday
OF last week. The directors, j. A. Stanley,
N. II. Austin, Benson Sanborn, Frank Gill
man, and o. S. Martin were chosen. They
organized with he choice OF j. A. Stanley
~ president, and A. w. Whitney as secre-
tary, treasurer and manager. 1t was voted
to pay five per cent dividend on the stock,
and to Apply the remaining profits, about
$125, on the debt.
The annual fire district meeting, which
was called for Monday evening of last week,
was adjourned to Saturday afternoon. The
following officers we're chosen: Moderator,
Orcutt Bixby; clerk, j. NJ. Comstock; pru-
dental committee, ii. N. Madison, @. N.
Dearborn, B H. Adams. Jr.; treasurer, G.
8. Emery; collector, W. P. Townsend; chief
neers, G. e. Godfrey and e. A. Cor win. It
was voted to raise no tax this year.
The following officers of n. e. X. Hall
Camp, Sons OF Veterans. were installed last
Wednesday evening" the installing officer
being Past Captain A. g. Smith OF Camp
No. 16, WILLIAMSBURG: Captain, e. G. Reed;
first Lieutenant, l.. N. Lucas, Jr.; second
lieutenant, Ell. K. Slack; chaplain. #. v.
termaster sergeant, q. L, Hayward; ser
geant of tbs guard, e. e. Wallace; color
sergeant, w. A. Reed; camp council, W.
A. Reed, e. e. Wallace l.. N. Lucas, Jr. q
A joint installation OF the officers of Wa
terson Post, G.. A. R., and the Woman's
Relief Corps connected with it was held on
Friday evening in G. A. r. hall, followed
bv an oyster supper. Following are the
officers Of The Post: Commander, DR.. 8. N.
Goss; senior vicecommsnder, g. W. Dur
kee; junior vice commander, Fifield Bo-
honon; adjutant, g. o. Smith; quartermas-
ter, @. K. Bohonon; surgeon. Nathan Noyes;
chaplain, q. II. Reed; officer of-the-day,
Richard Smith; officer-of-the-guard, b. r.
Smith; sergeant major, G. II. Hardy; quar-
termaster sergeant, II. 8. Noyes; principal
musician, A. l.. Skinner. The officers OF the
Relief Corps are: President, Mrs. Anne X.
Goss; senior vice-presiient, Mrs. Nellie @.
Hardy junior vice-president, Mrs. Phiiena
Davis; secretary, Mrs Martha j. Atwood;
treasurer, Martha l. Noyes; chaplain, Mrs.
Sarah j. Bohonon; conductor, Mrs. Emma
Q. McAllister; guard, Mrs Georgia K. Bo-
honon; assistant conductor, Mrs. Alice K.
Durkee; assistant guard, Mrs. Laviaa
Noyes.
North Fayston.
Mrs. Allen Howe Is sick with sciatica,
Wesley Durkee's son Clifton ia sick
with scarlet fever. - Verou Griffith.
who has been laid up the past week with
blood poisoning, Is better and is now in
hopes that he will soon recover. - Mrs,
7. j. Somerville, who has been visiting In
Moretown, has returned home.