The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-11-21
Chelsea.


TO Manchester, N. III on Wednesday OF last
week He had another shock few days
before leaving and is very feeble.
A. M. Walker of white6eld N. H., a
chalk-talk evangelist, preached at the West
Hill meeting house on Sunday, and has be-
gun series of evaugelistic meetings there.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M Robinson OF
Woodstock were at @. l., Hayward's last
week
Jed Scott and wife OF Scottsmore, Que,
are at j. III Griflin's for the winter.
w. Wesley Underhill has finished work in
Brookfeld and is at home for the present.
Hugh Clark, formerly of Chelsea, was
married November to Jessie Lackey of
COpperfield, where they are to make their
home.
The fall tenn OF Chelsea Academy closed
on Friday for u vacation Of two weeks
Lena E. Spalding has gone for her vacation
to Gouldsvile with her mother, VINO will
remain there this winter with another
daughter.
The visit of Rev. franklin 8. Hatch was
much enjoyed last week. He addressed a
company I Christian Endeavorers and
others at the Congregational vestry on
Tuesday evening, and, on Wednesday even.
ing gave his lecture on English Life and
Manners In the town hall. The lecture was
highly intsres ing the only criticism we
have heard is that it was too short.
The singiug-school. conducted by Mr..
Fisk has opened with large attendance.
A w. Whitney and e o. Ma toou have
been drawn as petit jurors at the December
term OF court,
Col, @. s. Emery's wife and daughter &C
companied him to Montpelier on Monday.
Do you want furs7 Then go TO Homer
Fits, Barre, where you will find valuable
goods Al right prices.
Thu Chelsea Electric Light and Power
Company has decided to enter upon The
manufacture Of bobbins in is buildu &
which was formerly the property Of the
Bell Shoe Company rhe company has
purchased An engine aul boiler aud will
build an addition 10 tn factory.
Washington
Misses Edith aud Sadie Hanson of Plainfeld
were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Thompson of East Corinth visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. f. @. Huntingdon dur
ing part OF last week.
There is to be fair held in school house
hall December IL and ii by the several socie
ties in town
The Young Peoples Christian Union eal
lied about five dollars from their entertain
ment last Saturday evening
Several from here attended the Washington
county l. o 7. Union held at Barre last
Saturday.
Frank Moody started for California last
Thursday, where he intends to remain in
definitely
Miss Lydia White of Bradford is visiting in
town
Mrs, l.. p. Banon is visiting her daughter
at Taunton, Mass for a few weeks
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs Royal Ordwa) ON Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Miss Alice Winch of Northfeld is visiting at
H. G. Carpenters
One of our worthy young men recently got
so frustrated over a prospective ride with two
young ladies that he could not distinguish be-
tween axle grease and bread dough and actual
ly made use of the latter in oiling his wagon.
AT the earnest solicitation of those who
listened to his lecture on the granite industry
recently, Rev. G. Il. Story of Milton will again
speak on the same subject in school house hall
on Thursday evening of this week, Nov. %.
As it is to be free lecture there seems to be
no reason why he should not be greeted by a
large audience.
Kicker Mills.
Charles Randall has moved into the Nor
ton house and will work foc A II Kicker.
e ID Kicker had yearling which was
80 wild that he had to shoot il before he
could capture it.
Charles #. Jones is finishing stable for
n. IL hlCheT'
William Stewart is staying with j. G.
Harvey for a short time.
Lund's pond froze over Friday night, but
opened Monday.
| The schools at Groton village will open
again Dec, 3, il no new cases of diphtheria
or scarlet fever appear. There have been
several cases in Groton an four deaths.
Horn of the Moon.
tended by about fifty people.
W. e Jackson from Montpelier is doing
some carpenter work for his brothers
On account ofillness Miss Mabel Ryle has
not taught school since Monday.
Mrs, Frank Jackson, from Painfield, Wis
tied here last week and Mrs. Sarah Jackson
accompanied her home last Wednesday,
| Miss Alice Sanders finished a successful
! term of school in s dom last Friday and is
| now at home.
The III ee-sct drama, "a Fighting
| Chance" or, "For the Blue or the Gray"
will be- given IN the Changers hall at
Shady Rill next Friday evening.
d e. Hawkins visited in Montpelier and
| Middlesex last week.
Bert McCloud and wife have Just COM
menced work for Everett Mo 80.
Rose M. G key and Jessie M Church,
who taught the fall term OF School at Maple
Corner, returned 10 their homes Saturday.
They have given the very best satisfaction
and we are pleased to learn they are to re-
turn for the winter term. the scholars who
attended during the fall term and had no
absent OF tardy marks were: Mary II. Ban
croft, Willie Foster, Alice Lsmphere, Ada
Taylor and John Van Ornam.
North Montpelier.
Our church here is undergoing much need
ed repairs For the past two weeks several of
on. public spirited citizens have freely given
their work and the wall and underpining Of
the church have been thoroughly repaired
The ladies of the social circle" not to be out
done, have generously headed a subscription
for changes and repairs in the inside of the
church, with the very liberal sum of S155
taken from their savings for several years
past. Much praise is due our ladies for this
most munifcent gift.
Mrs. Fannie Little, Mrs. Fred Little and
Mrs Clara Short were all visitors to the Capt.
tol Saturday of last week.
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