The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-03-27
Chelsea.

OneIBea.
W. II. Hill ia to move this week into
Mrs. A. A. Spears house on the Veishire
road. Mrs. Mary A. Judd will take the
tenement which he vacates,
Edwin e. Royce is working for @. NJ.
Medcalf.
On Tuesday of last week Ben B. Bacon
was 30 unfortunate as to get his left hand
caught in the gear Of an ensilage cutter
with such effect that two fingers had to be
amputated.
A very sudden death was that Of Daniel
II. Smith at his home on the Leander Ben
nett place in Washington on Thursday
morning. He had not been feeling we'll
for week past, but had kept at work. On
Wednesday evening he was taken violently
Ill and delirious, and died at six o'clock he
next morning. The brain was evidently
the organ affected Mr.. Smith was twenty
six years old, and was highly respected as
an industrious young man. Rev. Mr.. East
man officiated at the funeral services on
Saturday. Mr.. Smiths sister, Mrs Lucy
Howe, and her husband, came from Jericho
on Friday. The body was committed to
the tomb, with purpose of later burial at
Randolph Center.
W. @. Holmes is in New York for week,
| and Nellie 1. Bixby is In the store in his
absence.
| Luther s. Allen finishes his work in the
| grist mill this week, and is to go to Con-
| cord, N. H., to work on farm. Luther is
| one OF our best young men and he will be
much missed. Frank W. Button Is to take
his place in the mill, and began work there
| last week.
w. M. NATION has sold his place on Jail
| street to Fl. +. Bryant for $780, A. 9.
Slack will continue TO live there.
Mrs. Matilda Lavalley OF Mooers juno
ton, n. H., has been visiting at I. II, Per-
ry's.
Henry Clark is to move next week into
B. III. Adams house.
V. e. Sargent will hereafter make his
home In Providence, r. L coming here &C.
casionally for professional work as an
optician.
E. A. Dickinson has been engaged to take
charge Of the town farm for the coming
year. W. f, Adams, who has been mana
ger for the past year, returns to South
Washington.
j. o. Sanford. State highway commits
sioner, will meet the road commissioners of
the county at the Orange County Hotel
next Tuesday. 1t may not be generally IN.
derstood that this meeting is public, and all
citizens interested in good roads are invited
to attend.
II. s. Fits has resigned the office of lister,
to which he was chosen at town meeting,
and the selectmen have appointed William
Robbins to fill the vacancy.
The Congregational ladies will give an
entertainment at the vestries of the church
on Friday evening, consisting Of illustrated
readings, music, Rotations, etc.
The annual meeting OF the Chelsea Enter
tainment Association will be held at the
town clerks office on Monday evening,
next, at seven o'clock
Mrs. G. f. Moulton, who is in poor health,
was taken last week to a hospital in Brook
line, Mass
W. 81. Cummings, who has recently re-
turned from his European trip, arrived on
, Saturday at A. H. Powers.
| Mrs. Melissa f. Wright and her daughter,
, Ada returned to town Saturday. Ada is
sick, and had to be brought from South
RoyaltOn on bed.
j. A. r. CorwiD is on visit to his sons
I in Massachusetts.
Send your mail order for a ything in the
dry goods line to Homer Fits, Barre, for
. prompt attention.
= West Corinth.
, Rev. MIR. Franklin OF Huntington sup.
, piled the pulpit at the Meadows last Sun
, day in the forenoon, and at this place in the
+ afternoon. He is here by invitation of the
, church committee.
: Mrs. r. Fl. Williams is confined to the
bed with inlammatory rheumatism. Fun
ice Ward is also very sick with fever.
} DIR. Corwin of Chelsea staid last We'd
nesdsy night with Eugene Darling, and
Thursday morning his brother Perry Oar
ling. O. L. Spear and G. B. Blake went
with him to Waterbury, where they left
him in the Vermont State hospital for the
insane.
Frank Willis and Mr.. Frappiea with their
families, have moved to Frank Avery g
farm in this place
Edna Ward is working for MIR. Stacks
people al the South Meadow.
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