The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-06-20
Chelsea,

Mary E. Earle is working at DR.. 8. N
Goss'
L. Belle Chandler is visiting in Williams
town.
Mamie Titus Of Vershire is doing table
work at the hotel.
Mrs. g. A. Tracy is visiting her family in
Canaan, N. II.
The bills are out for great Fourth OF
July celebration.
The creamery company has put in new
600 gallon Cooley cream vat.
Thomas A. Densmore is in Lowell, Mass,
taking medical treatment.
Cool waite shirt waists and wash skirts at
lowest prices at Homer Fits, Barre.
Adelbert B. Carpenter and family Of SOM
erville, Mass, are at @. f. Moulton's.
Miss Chamberlain. friend of Belle
Judd's, is visiting her from New Jersey.
John Grosvenor Of Bridport is spending
the summer with his grandfather, Edgar
Grosvenor.
Fannie M. Stearns has returned home
from Warren, where she has been at work
for several months.
The Congregational ladies will serve ice
cream, cake and lemonade on the north
common, July 4.
Richard II. Bacon is taking an enforced
vacation from the store on account Of car
buncle on the neck.
John A. Edwards moved to Hardwick
last week with his family, where he expects
to work in the granite quarries.
Mrs Gail @. Helmer and children are at
W. H. Hoods. Mrs. Helmer will remain
several weeks, and the children all sum-
mer.
Rev. and Mrs. A. 7, Eastman are expect
ed home the last of this week and Mr..
Eastman will occupy his pulpit next Sun
day.
Mrs. r. X. Abbott is seriously i'll from
the effects Of the grip, and her mother,
Mrs. Lucy Farnham, came to Mr.. Abbot
on Saturday.
Quarterly meeting will be observed by
the Methodist church next Sunday. Pre-
siding Elder Davenport is expected to
preach in the morning.
Bernie w. Flanders made his first trip on
Saturday with his bakery cart. and is to
supply us through the summer with the
| products OF his mothers cooking.
| At the special town meeting on Tuesday
| OF last week 1t was voted to authorize the
Chelsea Electric Light and Power Com
pany to open and repair the sluicewav near
the Douglass corner.
The Republican caucus on Saturday wa
largely attended. G. l.. Stow was chosen
chairman and @. p. Dickinson clerk. E. N.
| Bacon, H. l.. Bixby and e. A. Corwin were
/
j. X. Darling, Fl. W. Dearborn and j. M.
| Comstock to the district convention; and
j. b. Bacon, u. X. Darling, Calvin Good
| win, e. ID. Barnes and A. w. Whitney o
| the county convention. The district dele
| gates will support Frank Plumley for Rep
| resentative TO Congress, and the county
delegates W. p. Dillingham; for United
States Senator, and Chester Dickey for
State Senator. The latter were also in
structed TO support the denomination of +.
l. Whitney for sheriff The old town com
mittee was reelected, consisting of W. 7.
! Townsend, G. l.. Hayward, @. W. Go, d.
win, j. M Comstock, Horace Monkey, K.
G, Thorne and n. O. Burbank
Woodbury.,
The caucus for the election of delegates to
| the several Republican conventions, sta'e,
district and county, is called for Wednes-
day afternoon at the town hall.
Instead OF the usual preaching service The
children of the Methodist Church will cele-
brate their annual Children's Day by APP
propriate exercises next Sunday, beginning
at eleven o'clock.
The baud gave promenade at the hotel
hall last Friday evening,
K. N. Ainsworth has bsrgsined for a
horse Of Rev. N. A. Ross.
W. G. Daniels lost his pocket pook last
Tuesday but IL was found later by Walter
Davis and returned to Mr.. Daniels.
The Woodbury. Granite Company shipped
a stone Saturday that is to work 14x14x2-6.
The section men on the railroad were obi
ed TO plug drill number OF stones in the
narrow cuts to allow the passage OF the
stone.