The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-07-18
Chelsea.

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creased to S17 month.
Mrs. G.. l.. Stowe visited her SOL, e. A
Davis, in Bethel last week.
Charles r. Corwin was here from Boston
for a day or two last week.
| Will II. Pierson OF Manchester, N. H., 1
visiting at l.. II. Bohonon's.
Florence and Nellie Lease OF Milford, N
H., are visiting their uncle, A. II. Powers
Orrin Il. Sanborn has given up his posi-
ton at the Profile House, and has returned
here.
Grace and Gertrude Goodale OF Tun
bridge, visited at 9. E, Godfrey's, las
week
Mrs. Philera Davis has gone to Richford
being called there by the illness OF hel
brother.
Chester d. Clough and wife of Wilder
have been visiting bis mother, Mrs. Louisa
| Clough.
II you have any books or magazines to be
| bound, please communicate soon with j
M. Comstock.
Fits, Barre, Vt, where orders are prompt
| ly filed
DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Newell OF Rutland
| with their three children, spent some days
| at the hotel last week.
Harlan Flanders and wife OF Concord, N.
H., are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
" A, Flanders.
Wilder II. Dearborn has finished work
for f. K. Bixby, and is now working in A.
q. Stacks market.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Clough Of Keene,
\. H., lately paid brief visit to Mrs.
Clough's father, N. S. Bixby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stearns OF Thorn
dixie, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Stearn's
mother, Mrs. Sophronia Ordway.
w. p. Townsend and wife attended the
celebration OF the National Life Insurance
Company in Montpelier last week.
Harry Hodsdon Of Pierpont, N. H., and
Eunice Lamprey of North Oxford, Mass,
have been visiting thei; aunt, Mrs. j. G.
Atwood.
L. A. Corwin has resigned his Office as
school director, and the selectmen have
filled the vacancy by the appointment OF
G. l.. Stow
Frank II. Kenerson has returned to town
from Wentworth, n, H., and has taken the
place lately filed by Fred e. Allen at the
electric light works He and his wife are
boarding for the present with Mrs. E. s.
Cooley.
While Robert A. Lyon was loading some
logs on Tuesday OF last week, his leg was
caught between log and tree in such a
way as to break one bone below the knee.
comes just as he was about to begin haying
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Larsen, OF
whom mention was made last week, is not
in Pekn, and so possibly out OF immediate
danger. She and her husband are sup
posed to be at Kalgan, by the Great Wall
Later advices make it almost certain that
Mr.. Chaplin was in Pekin, and 1t is probable
that his wfelaud two children were with
him. II 80, there Is very little room to hope
for their safety.
Two we'll attended meetings of the lee
ture course association were held last
week on Wednesday and Friday evenings.
1t was voted to rescind the action taken by
a meeting held last April, which was to
suspend operations TO- the ensuing year,
and the following officers were chosen
President, Rev. W. E. Allen vice presi-
dent, Rev, A. j. Eastman secretary, J. M.
Comstock; treasurer, w. P. Townsend;
executive committee. w. P. Townsend,
Hatch, Nellie M. Corwin, e. A. Corwin.
An adjourned meeting to receive the report
of a committee appointed to draft a con-
stitution for more definite organization will
be held on Wednesday evening OF next
week.
The Democratic mass convention for
Orange county was held here on Wednes-
acted as chairman, Silas Titus Of Vershire,
Lewis Dlckerman Of Tunbridge, and Dan
lei Rowland OF Corinth, vice presidents, j,
b. Q. Tyler of Newbury and W. r. Row
land OF Corinth, secretaries. The following
nominations were made: senator's, A. A.
Olmstead OF Newbury and f. P. Lamson of
Brookfeld; assistant judges, Daniel T.
Stanley of Washington and Jonathan B.
Bean OF West Fairlee; states attorney,
Lewis Dckerman Of Tunbridge sheriff
George G. Hastings Of Corinth high bailiff,
j. S. Chapman of Corinth judges of pro-
hatn 81 De-. -
Hall OF Chelsea; county commissioner,
Lucius Webb Of Randolph. AS county
committee, A, A. Olmstead, III. NJ. Miller
and FL. o. Bixby were elected. Resolutions
were adopted endorsing the national and
state platforms and candidates, and George
ton at considerable length on the issues Of
the campaign
Fest Orange.
Myrs Button is visiting her sister In Con-
cord, n. FL.
A. G. Coleman and family OF East Barre
were in town Sunday.
Jennie Tillotson OF Worthwhile Is spend
ing few weeks with her sister, Mrs. G. M.
Colby.
Miss M. A. Merrill of Barre who has
visiting her nephew, G. NJ Colby, returned
home Saturday.
place OF her husband in caring for an old
couple while Mr.. Burgin is at home to do
his haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Hutchinson, who have
been spending few weeks at Lewis
I'll utchinson's, have gone TO Mechanicsville
TO visit Mrs. Hutchinson's friends.
Peacham
Miss Edna Evans has gone to Bradford.
- Bessie Varnum has gone to North
Danville TO visit and expects to sojourn
there for month. - 9. A. Bunker re-
turned to Barnsted, N. H., last Saturday.
- Lester Hunt is cutting @. A. Kiner-
sons hay. Gardner Is making straw out OF
his crop 30 far, as the weather seems most
favorable for such results. o. G. Will
liams and John Armstrong commenced
haying July 8, and as usual, will continue
until time for their annual blueberry excur-
sons. to nobody knows where but them
selves. 81 p. r. Ferguson has been Ill
the past week - Mrs. Clara Bailey and
family have gone TO York Beach for the
summer. - William Butson is reported
as gaining fast from his recent sickness. He
Is considered out of danger.
Waterbury Center.
Lena Wiley OF waterville visited her
uncle, Martin Wiley, last week. returning