The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-09

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Amasa p Button is working in the liv.
cry stable.
Charles S. Goodell is to work for N. g.
| Moore for the season.
e. II. Peters and wife have gone to Bos.
| ton for ten days stay.
franklin e. Davis, now OF Lebanon, N.
H., has been visiting in town.
j. M. Comstook has been appointed CEN
sus enumerator for the town.
j. A. X. Corwin & Son have put in a tel
ephone, belonging to the Hazen line.
Jennie Coutermarsh OF Vershire is
working in DIR. M. A. Corwin's family.
W. Wesley Underhill is to work for w,
@. Clark of Brookfield for the summer.
Wesley M. Davis went to Tunbridge on
Monday to workin A. N. King q Sons store.
Capt. W. H. Ii. Hall and II. N. Madison
have moved into their rooms in the new
block.
O. A. Bacon has moved into the house
near the court house bridge lately occupied
by II, w Garvin.
Frank e. Larkin has bought at auction
Jasper Lymau's farm in Tunbridge, but
will not move there at present.
Hattie III. Dearborn Is teaching In Yer
shire, Eunice ID. Moulton in Tunbride, and
Grace G. Bacon at South Washington.
+. w. Lewis has sold his interest in the
livery stable to Townsend & Whitney, and
will resume his trade Of carpenter.
Four persons were received into men,
bership by the Congregational church on
confession OF faith last Sunday.
Joseph Lombard has moved to farm on
the edge OF Brookfeld, but will continue to
carry on the place where he has lived.
Mrs. Melissa Banister Of Roxbury, has
come to live with her son, Albert r. Ban
lister, owing to the continued illness of the
latter's wife.
r. W. Allen has moved into H. W. Dear
born's tenement on Jail street, and Willis
Scales is about to occupy the house vacated
by Mr.. Allen.
Nellie M. Corwin left on Monday for an
extended visit in and about Boston. Adah
K. Austin will work at j. A. Il. Corwin's
in her absence.
III you are looking for farm, an invest
ment or business chance, read the large adj
vertisement of the ID. A. Perry's real estate
agency in this paper.
Mrs. f. A. Ordway and family arrived
on Friday from their winter home in Aber-
deem, N. 9. Mr.. Ordwsy remained in
New York to purchase goods, but will be
here this week.
The annual graduating exercises of Chel-
sea academy were held in the town hall on
Friday evening. The graduating class
numbers eight; Wesley NJ Davis, Ralph
L. Gilman, Arthur p. Rogers, w. Wesley
Underhill, Almena Fl. Coburn, Ethel s,
In addition to these, Adah K. Austin, Sadie
j. Mcconnell, Gertrude M Bacon and
George M. Davis gave Rotations and vo-
cal and instrumental music was rendered.
The diplomas were presented by DR.. M. II.
Corwin in behalf of the trustees. The aud
fence completely filled the hall.
Last week Jennie O. Bugbee, who has
lOnpnrH
went to Somersworth, N. H., to visit
brother. A day or two later she was found
tn the streets of Dover, giving evidence of
mental disorder. She could give no &C
count Of herself, but was identified by
letters which she had with her, one of
which was from her brother Jenness in
Chelsea The authorities telephoned to
him, and he gave them the address of their
sister in Concord, who went to Dover and
took charge of Jennie. 1t is hoped she may
soon recover.
Groton.
The village school opened Monday with
about 10 pupils.
Alexander Cochrane has returned from
his trip to Boston
G. G. Renfrew sold his household goods at
auction last Saturday.
Miss Florence and John Chalmers were
in Topsham Sunday.
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new houses built this summer, as several
lots have been sold.
The funeral of Mrs Martin Weld was held
at the home of her son, r. NJ. Weld on SUM-
day. The remains were brought here from
Fairfield, Vt, where she had been spend.
ing the winter with her son, B. M. Weld.
Peacham.
w. H. Bayley of the Mountain View
House is visiting friends in New York
state and elsewhere - Glenn McLaugh-
lin is at home from school on visit to his
parents. - Miss t. M. Guy fell and
broke her hip, last week. - Minnie Pa
quin Of South Cabot has engaged to work
for Mrs. A p. Renfrew the coming sum
mer. - Harlan Renfrew returned from
Boston and vicinity asst week, calling on
his brother Frank at Manchester, N. II on
the way home. - Miss McLaren of Bar
net Center is very sick at Mrs. Curriers',
her aunts. Her mother is caring for her.
- George Rowe and son are boarding
at #. B. Pollard's. - l.. Strobridge's
team ran away on Saturday, demolishing
the carriage somewhat. - Scott NJ
Farnum Of Barnet visited in town. on FRI
day. - Fred Pollard has concluded his
engagement with George Partridge.
Chandler Whitney, the Barnet sheriff, was
in town Friday on legal business as was
also Lorenzo Sulloway and States Attor.
ney Slack OF St. Johnsbury. - Peacham
seems to DO booming with enterprise this
spring.
Calais.
Hester Kent is in town caring for her sis
| ter, Lucy Kent, who is still ILL., - Viola
Lamphere and Lila Mower were at home
over Sunday. - Mrs Mower was in
Waterbury last Saturday. - H. G. Gel
ley and family were in Cabot over Sunday.
- Dogs have been doing some pretty
serious work among the sheep on the Mower
farm of late. Twenty TO twenty-five have
been killed or disabled The regular
meeting OF Stowe Post and Relief Corps will
be Saturday, May ~, at 2 P. M, -T. T.
Lamphere has received the appointment as
census enumerator for the town of Calais.
East Roxbury.
The creamery began May to run every
| day.
The school in the Bowman district began
Monday.
Jacob Warden has been more comfor-
table the past week.
| Mrs. Nelson Tyler is teaching the spring
| term of school at the Run.
| j. Peavey of Braintree was the guest of
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