The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23

al thu house and at the Grove. Members of
the order acliug as bearers. The bele we'd
family has the sympathy Of all in their
bereavement.
e o. A len NOV, 70 Barre this week
H il to work white ASA there with his
father, r. Allen,
Friday evening OF this week will be the
evening for rI,c ion of officers a. the Good
Templsrs A good atteud4nc is desired.
o. g. Eaton has bought the machinery
for wOtkirg Arb of Ed Allen md will move
II 10 his mill at he village and will buy
white a-h, white and yellow birch and
maple.
News WAS received on Monday II the
death Of Herbert EagAn, former resident
OF this town. He went to Washington hut
few weeks ago. and Vas working in
mill. Pneumonia was the cause OF his
death
The elopement OF Alden Foley and
e h7l LABEL aud the incidents following
are the items OF gossip now days.
Chelsea.
The following Chelseans took advantage
OF the excursion rates las ae-k, and went
to Boston or other pJiuts: Mrs. K. ID
Barnes. Fl. o. Bixby, s. Dickinson and
wife, Mrs. j. X. Darling, Mrs w. II.
Emery, Mr.. Harry Clarke, N .thsn Noyes,
NJ =. l.. P. Sargent, Mrs. Amanda l. Allen,
Mrs. l.. M Towner, U. e Tsplin and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Davis returned last
week from their summers work AZ the Pro-
file House.
Almins aud PAMELA Coburn went on Sat-
urday TO Essex junction, where they are TO
d. housew X.
Roberl Ray OF Fishers Island, N Y, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Samuel Rolls
ton.
W. K. Bacon has been engaged to care for
/ n fD "A
year, aud Is IN ,king repairs on the buildings,
PR pLratury 70 moving th5re.
The III I'M ohrey fam, which has been
owned OF recent years Oy Caroline ID. Jones
of o * and, Cal, has been sod for 5000 to
Hosea G Carpenter Of ashingtou, who
expects 60 move there. Thls was once one
OF the best farms in town. and may again
become 30 with proper treatment.
e, r Ladetu and family OF Braintree Wis
tied At Fihed Bohonon's last week
Harold ID Comstock was at home from
Dartmouth College over Sunday. accompr
MED by classnste Ralph W. p .llsbuGy OF
Bosca~ep, n. ii
There will he an address on Woman's
Suffrage by Miss Mary Oh ,4e in the
Methodist church on Friday evening.
Remember the opening entertainment Of
the conrse on Monday evening, next, by
May Psrkers Lirtle Pickaninules and Con-
cert Company. The report from their OPEN
ing en- iertainment at Hartford, Conn, Sep
tember 30. reads: "Pickannnies immense
Entire programme gave splendid satisfsc-
ito -
Dr. and Mrs. 8. N. G Iss have been spend
ing several days at South koyalton.
Emma L. Daring is visiting at East
Corinth.
The Me ,hodist parsonage has been freshly
painted, aud repairs have bsen made on the
| barn.
Newest and best silk and flannel waists
| at Homer Fits
| Worcester
Mr. and Mrs A. 5 Emery have been visit
| ing in Chelsea the past week.
Hiram, son of harles Curtis, on October
10, found ripe strawberry and several bios
| SONS.
The boys orchestra of Barre, will give an
entertainment at the Congregational church on
Friday evening, after which refreshments will
| be served.
Baird & Ross of New Hampshire were in
town last week and bought Lamphere's mill.
Tney also purchased several lots of timber
| land