The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-03

Chelsea.
Wilder II. Dearborn and Nellie O. Cooley
were married at the Methodist parsonage
by Rev. w. X. Allen on Wednesday even
ing OF last week. They have gone to house,
keeping in II. w. Dearborn's house on Jail
street.
Mrs. Sarah @. Patterson suffered a severe
paralytic stroke on Monday OF last week.
Her condition has improved somewhat, but
her recovery Is doubtful.
Mrs. Kate (Goodwin) Whidden died at
her home in New York city on Monday Of
last week Of heart disease. Her body was
brought here, and funeral services were
held at her mothers home on Friday, Rev.
Mr.. Allen officiating.
Norman Davenport has moved from
| Brookfeld into Ira Thompsons house on
| the Back Bay.
Examiner Prchsrd had eight candidates
at his teachers examination here last week.
4. d. Abbott has bought @. W. Bixby's
farm for 81 600 and takes immediate pos
session, Mr.. Bixby moving into the Kim
| ball house, which Mr.. Abbott vacates. At
Mr.. Bixby's auction on Saturday, O. p.
| Dickinson was severely kicked In the thigh
| by horse belonging to M. V. b. Spiler.
| He was unconscious for some time, but no
bones were broken and no permanent injury
Is expected.
Col. and Mrs. @. s. Emery went to Boston
on Saturday for a short stay.
States Attorney ID. 8. Conant OF Brad
ford was In town last week.
Herbert O. Hook is working at North
Randolph.
The entertainment given at the Congre-
gational vestries on Friday evening, con-
sisting OF music. tablesux and Rotations,
was very pleasant affair.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Slack on Monday OF last week.
Mrs. Emeline Waterson Is visiting in
Willismstown.
L Lyle Tracy has gone to Boston for
visit Of several weeks.
Fillmore Edwards has bought T. M. X.
Broughton's farm In Washington and has
removed there.
Nathan Noyes and wife have decided
their farm to George W. Fuller, on condi-
ton OF their support through life, and Mr..
and Mrs. Fuller remove there at once.
Ralph L. Gilman is at home from Nor
witch University on vacation.
Sarah r. (HslD wife OF Charles r. Moul-
ton, died on Tuesday Of last week at hos.
pitsl at Brookline, Mass, after an operation
for cancer. The funeral services were held
on Friday at the home Of her brother, Elias
g. Hall, at East Randolph. Mrs. Moulton
was f1fty-nine years old. The oldest of her
six children, Mrs. Lila Prince, Of Downer's
Grove, ILL.,, Is now at Mr.. Moulton's with
her three sons.
Mrs. A. f. Banister is sick with inf am.
matOry rheumatism at the home of her
father, Alvah Carpenter.
Charles M. Goodrich began work on Mon
day as clerk in the hotel.
There is now substantial improvement in
Hale X. Darling's condition, and he is slow
ly recovering strength.
Waits River.
For some unknown reason Rev. Mr..
Prince Of Montpelier was not here to occupy
the pulpit on Sunday.
Alphonso Heath was in East Barre the
, first OF the week.
Miss Minnie Miles attended the teachers
examination at Bradford on Tuesday.
Rev Mr.. Boyd and wife OF East Orange
called in town this week.
The mid-week prayer.meeting was held at
Mrs. Lyman T. Thayer's.
Carlos Wright and son, Arthur, who were
severely injured by falling tree, q few
weeks ago, are reported as doing we'll.
Not much sugar has been made and the
farmers are afraid 1t will not be very good
sugar season.
The many friends Of George II. Richard
son will be glad to know that he reached
Spokane, WASH, safely. He reports that
he is we'll pleased with the country.
James Bowen has recently bought seven
cows OF 8. Hood at East Topshsm.
Sanborn Brothers have bought pair Of
oxen Of James Bowen.
, Post Mills.
Mrs. @. A. Adams and daughter have re-
turned from two weeks visit In Framing
ham, Mass.
Misses Anna and Katie Wilcox OF West
boro, Mass, are with friends in the. place.
Mrs. George Wilson has returned from a
weeks stay with her parents in Corinth.
a. I
, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Hatch.
( Chandler Lsdd of Barre, was in the place
this week.
After a weeks illness OF cerebral he n.
orrhsge, Mrs. Martha f. Ladd, wife Of Hon
: Harvey Dodge, passed from this life on the
t morning Of March 30. Mrs. Dodge was
born seventy-one years ago, and was the
daughter OF the late Dea. Frederick and
Anna Lsdd of Sharon.
West Newbury.
Willard Brown, who is at Mrs. Lydia
. Putnam's, had shock last Friday morning
which left him partially paralyzed. James
Minard is caring for him.
About thirty attended the social and
sugar party at the parsonage last Friday
:. evening. One OF the young ladies, Miss
gypsy, and told the fortunes OF the com
8 pany, giving them much amusement ant
doing her part very we'll indeed. The res
:. Of the evening was passed in playing games
: and eating sugar.
1t is reported that John Smith, who hal
been spending the winter in Florida, has
left that place and started for home. Afte
; making several stops on the way he is OK
pected here in abouG three weeks.
= ID. Hale, who had the misfortune to breal
his leg recently, is doing AZ we'll as coult
be expected
: Middlesex.
Il. b. Miles spent Sunday at his home.
!. The Home circle hold a sugar party ant
!. social with Mrs. E. e. Campbell on Wed
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