The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-04-05
Chelsea.
urs IT. E. Allen is improving.

Mrs. II. e. Allen is improving
60. Tracy has bought new Harvard
piano.
Kate M. Sanborn OF vershire, is working
at H. e. Aliens.
Mrs. Smith Taylor received severe par
alytic shock on Friday
Artbvr A. Abbott has gone to Bethel to
work at harnessmaklng'
Ina A, Hackett IL working In the family
of III, G. Durrell Of Tunbridge.
Mrs. Melissa r. Wright has moved back
to her home in the upper village
r. HYDE Robbins is to work for the sea-
ann for William Braman of Washington.
Hiram A. Kingsbury, now oil Cambridge,
Mass has been visiting in Town one paSV
week.
walter s. Goss sang in the Congrega-
tional church at South Royalton on Eastef
Sunday.
Mrs. G, 8. Emery was at home for lew
DAYS last week, but has returned 10 DUR
lington.
George M. Young is to peddle the coming
saeson Tor A. G, Martin of White River
junction.
The firm of J. A. r.. Corwin & Son began
| ;ts axistence on Saturday, Ernest A. being
taken into partnership.
A small and very pleasant party was
given i'm honor Of Belle Chandler at D. Is.
Bacon's ON Friday evening.
Addie M. French returned last week
from the Mortified, Mass, training school,
| and will be at home for some tlme'
Herbert w. Gavin is about to move into
n n Wallace's house on Jail street, and
| his mother ia TO love into the NATION
| house.
Efie M. Coburn is expected to return this
vveex from Manchester, n. H., and viii
r.gume dressmaking at her rooms in the
Nation house.
Mrs. Emeline Waterson has gone to VIII
Jamestown for stay OF some Weeks. MIS- mrs
| Carrie A. Locke, who has been living with
her has gone to Worcester TO do house
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Atwood returned
| last week from their winters stay IN MAN
| chester, N IL, and Mrs. Atwood's nelce,
! Lora e. Hill of Manchester, is with them
! for short time.
Fred G. Sleeper has moved from the Mat
! toon house into the tenement vacated Dy II 4.
f. BRYANT in the Bliss house. Mis-. Il. f.
| Peters has sold her half interest in the
| latter house to Mrs. Mary Tracy.
The Easter services at the village
churches were well rendered and well at
tended, and the churches were finely dec
Grated A new feature at the Consrega-
tionel SUNDAY school was gift Of Easter
eggs to the members OF the younger
classes, including a mammoth specimen TO
the superintendent
Northfield.
Miss Helen KENYON went Friday to New
York city to visit Miss Mary Smith
Charles Madden died quite suddenly Sat
urday night He was in his usual health
Friday. He was on the street, was taken
sick and had to be carried home.
FL. Howe and Company received the
contract for another large Swede granite
monument the past week. IL IS 10 Dc one
of the best Swede monuments imported oy
this firm and will be erected in this coun
try.
These officers were elected at the annua
communication of Dewitt Clinton lodge
Saturday evening: II. r. Roberts, W. M
w. A. Shaw, 8. W; E. j. Cornell, j.. W.
III. L. Kenyon, secretary; q. U. .Sanporn
treasurer.
Capt. f. l.. Howe received this weel
badges for service in the National Guard o
Vermont for the following members o
Company r: John e. Hogan, j. w. Howe
M. III. Richardson, Martin Hanlon, +. "
Royce, HI T. Dane, five years each; Charles
ID. Stevens, ten years.
East Roxbury.
Mrs. II. e. Pope returned to Barre thu
J first OF the week.
Cecile Buck is at home from Randolph
Center for the spring vacation.
George and Ernest Wheatley, spen
. several days last week with friends here
3 DR.. Ellis was called here last week to Sc
one of Nathan Clark's children, who ha
l been ill the past week.
3 Mrs. Clarence Mudgett was called las
g week to Mortified by the death of he
9 father, Nelson Farnham.
: Rev. and Mrs. N. M. Shaw and little Ma
: from Montpelier spent several days ner
q last week. Mr. Shaw preached here SUI
day.