The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-05-22
Chelsea,


his family for the summer in Mrs. Goodel's |
house below the village
Mrs. Ersstus Bugbee has moved into Ira
Thompson's house on the back bay.
Jed Scott has gone to Scottsmore, Que,
for few weeks.
Charles r. Corwin OF Somerville, Mass,
and Harry j. Oorwin OF Lowell Mass, are
visiting their parents for a few daye.
L. Blanche Sargent is at home on a vs. ca
ton from her work at South Roys ton.
M. F. Wright has gone to Wilder to take
care OF sick woman.
Mrs. Lizzie M. (Bacon) Joslyn Of Roxbury,
Mass, Is at her fathers for the summer.
The administrators OF Daniel r, Smiths
estate have sold the farm to Herman Camp
bell for S1,0O0, and Louis d. Smith has
rented the Perkins farm, upon which the
latter has been living.
The secretary OF the Old Home Week AS
ISOLATION wishes each citizen to give him in
writing as soon as possible list OF former
residents OF Chelsea now living in other
States, with their addresses.
The Orange County Conference OF Con-
gregational churches will be held here on
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, be-
ginning at 1890 Tuesday morning and clos
Ing Wednesday noon. All are invited TO
attend the meetings.
John B. Hslch has gone to Athol, Mass.
Quarterly meeting was observed at the
Methodist church ls9t Sunday, and the
new presiding elder Rev. w. NJ. Newton
preached.
The annual memorial sermon will be
preached at the union service at the Con-
gregatlonal church next Sunday morning,
Rev. Mr.. Eastman being the preacher.
John II. Flanders has moved Into Mrs.
A. A. Davis house on the Vershire road
;a n Ar
Medoalf
Richard Fl. Bacon is now boarding at j.
g. Atwood's
E. H Perkins OF Hartland is in town tun-
Ing pianos,
Myron A. Little is working in Fl. o.
Bixby's store.
When in Barre this week for the music
festival, go to Homer Fits for your dry
! goods needs.
BrookfieId.
Henry Wills went to Montpelier last
| Wednesday to attend the funeral OF his
nephew, Fred Frnk.
Erie Batchelder has improved his resi-
dence with coat Of white paint.
Arthur Washburn has been helping out
with the hay-fork polishing the past few
days.
Warren williams and Ed. Martin have
| use.
Clayton B. Fisk and Silas d. Newell are
| petit jurors to Orange county court in
| June Ira Carpenter and Marcus Peck are
on the struck jury from this town in the
case OF Roswell Farnham against the Bos-
| ton and Maine railroad.
Warren Williams is making extensive re-
pairs on his house, putting in new windows,
newly clapboarding and painting.
There will ha tho 1aua1 aaruioaa Of
Congregational church next Sunday.
The remains of Miss Martha Smith who
recently died in Lowell Mass, were
brought to the home Of her sister, Miss
Maria Smith, at the Center, where the fun
eral was held last Wednesday, Rev Mr..
Rainey officiating Burial was in the fam
| lily lot at East Roxbury.
Rev. Ora Boyce and wife and Miss Sarah
Freeman Of East Rox bury visited here last
| week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Parish OF Randolph
Center, attended the funeral of Miss Martha
Smith last week at Brookfield Center.
Mrs, Martha West is staying at DR.. e. e.
Ellis for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Chase recently
visited his parents in Woodbury..
DR.. Winch of Mortified was called in
consultation with DR.. Ellis in the case of
Chase Blake. He gave the family much
encouragement OF his recovery.
The neighbors OF Chase Blake gave him
good assistance in helping along his springs
work last Friday.
Memorial services will be held at West
Brookheld church next Sunday. Sermon
by the pastor, j. W. Coffin.
Memoris lDay ceremonies, May 80, will
be about as usual decorating sodiersgrsves
in the forenoon, dinner in library hall at
noon, and in the afternoon an address bv
w. w. IaDOint Of Rarra with sip0;po
selections and Rotations.
Waits River.
Mrs. George McDuffee and Nellie Locke
were in BIZ adtord the first OF the week.
John Sawyer and daughter Carrie were
in Barre lest Thursday.
James Bowen was in East Barre on Sat-
urday
Rev. Mr.. Boyd and wife OF East Orange
attended the weekly meeting held at Mrs.
Lyman Thayer's last Thursday evening.
Ella Butson, who is teaching the village
school, went to her home in Topshsm over
Sunday.
Many from here attended the funeral OF
their old friend, Hazen Minard, at West
Topsham last Sunday. Rev. James royd
oficiated. The bearers were Dexter Pres
colt. William Standlick, Henry g. Richard
son and Sylvester Meeker. Mr.. Minsrd
leaves three children. DR.. Minard of Fest
Barre, Mrs Albert Newton of Bradford
and Mrs. Dorman Magoon Of East Orange
II. Fl. Parks of Plainfield visited at @. G
Croxfords the first OF the week.
Copperfield.
A little daughter of Harry Astbury had
two fingers Of her right hand cut off by her
little brother with an axe while making
whistles last week.
Jennie Hutchins is working at George
Cooks.
Mr.. Piper, carpenter from Lyme, has
moved his family here and is repainting the
buildings OF the company.
Mary Wilcox has scarlet fever.
Mrs, Jeffer- and Miss Davis have returned
from visit to Pike Station.
Clarence Moore has moved his family to
Wilder where he has obtained work,
Mrs. George Chase and Miss Grace Slater
visited at w. r. Rowell's last week.
Miss Huda Barlow has gone to Manches-
ter n. IL.
Mr. Ro0ara and family hava anna m