The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-10
Chelsea.

Goodwin s. Davis saw-mill Is doing a
rushing business this spring, running day
and night. II. e. Day, who comes from
West Corinth, and M. M. Sanborn are the
night hands.
The work OF making bobbins has begun,
and it Is expected that more hands will
soon be taken on. e. d. Barnes and c. f.
Smith went last week to Providence, r. l.,
to arrange for disposing Of the product.
Mrs. Nellie Alexander removed from
Tunbridge last week into rooms in W. M.
Mattoons house. She is working for the
present in III. X, Darlng's family.
Albert Thompson and wife have again
moved into w. j. Tarbell's house. Mr..
Tarbell is in failing health.
o. L. Warner and wife have moved into
the house near Horace Monkeys, and Mr..
Warner will work for Mr.. Monkey.
Mrs. Jennie (Moore) Mayall of Milford,
Mass, is at n. g Moore's.
W. r. Adams has moved into l., 8. AL
lens house, which G. W. Fuller has vscat
ed.
Mrs. G. G. McAllister and daughter have
gone to Washington for few weeks vaca-
ton from the hotel. Mamie Ttns Of Yer
shire is doing table work there for the pres.
ent.
Elmer z. Wallace has finished work at
the hotel, and is living in his house on Jail
street. Waiter Cook Of Washington takes
his place at the hotel.
The body of Sylvester Bill, who died in
Manchester, N. H., on the Sunday previous,
was taken through here last week for burial
at South Washington.
At the annual meeting OF the Chelsea En-
tertainment Association on Monday even
ing OF last week the following officers were
chosen: President, Rev. W. e. Allen; vice
president, Rev. A. j. Eastman; secretary,
j. M. Comstock; treasurer, W. p. Town
send auditors, j. B. Bacon, j. A. r. Cor
win, K. ID. Barnes; executive committee,
Mrs S. N. GOss, Luvia q. Hatch, Nellie NJ.
Corwin, j. NJ. Comstock, &c A. Corwin, e.
ID. Barnes. There is a good surplus in the
treasury and it was voted to provide a
course OF six entertainments for the next
season,
The Christian Endeavor society Of the
Congregational church has chosen the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing six months
President, Mrs. P. ID. Comstock vice-presi-
cent, r, II. Bacon recording secretary, Sd
die M. Eastman; corresponding secretary
Hattie III. Dearborn; treasurer, III. w. Bur
bank; chairman Of committees; Lookout,
Hattie H. Dearborn; prayer meeting, Effie
M. Coburn social, Gertrude NJ Bacon
music. r. II. Bacon flower, Zilla N. Smith
missionary, Lena e. Spalding.
e. A. Corwin went to Boston on Friday
TO purchase goods.
w. u. Hood is visiting his daughter in
New York.
Curtis o. Slack has bought Arthur O.
Slack's meat market. and former proprietor
will work for his successor.
The school directors have engaged the
following teachers: Intermediate, Ethel
M, Kenney OF Pompanoosuc; primary, Anne
II. Howe OF Tunbridge; No. 8, Florence L.
Hemenway; No, Z, Sarah e. Hemenway
No. 8, Martha L. Noyes; No, II, Inez NJ
Granger OF East Randolph; No. II, Alice j.
Kibbee OF East Randolph; No. II, Laura II.
Fuller. These schools will all begin on the
29th inst, unless further notice is given.
L, Belle Judd of Orange, N. j., is here on
| a weeks visit to her family.
Harold ID Comstock Is at home for two
weeks from Dartmouth college.
Rev, b. B. Sherman, formerly pastor OF
| the Congregational church, leaves Medtord
Mass, ON Tuesday for his work in the Phil.
| ippines.
Dick Tracy has gone to Manchester, N II
where he is at work in a hardware store.
Sarah c., widow of Josiah 8. Patterson
died Monday morning OF apopleKy, at tht
age OF eighty years and four days. The fu'
neral service is appointed for Wednesday.