The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-27
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soak a. tie Baptist church next Sunday
morning and at the Methodist church in
The evening, on the work of the anti-saloon
league.
Olive Orr has stored her goods in Wal
ter Pierces house. She will live with her
sister at Plainfeld this winter.
Donald Frasier is taking course of
treatment at the hospital at Hanover
n. II.
The family of Italians, who have been
living in the Howard house, have moved
into the Thomas 1asey house
Tommy Briggs, who had his eyes hurt
so badly at the stone shed several weeks
ago, went to Burlington last Wednesday
to have the eye again treated.
Willis Rowland of Frauconia n. H.,
visited at J. W. and A. N Morrison's last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Mills were at st.
Johnsbury last Friday and Saturday, at
tending the teachers examination.
Victoria Rebekah lodge was organized
here last Tuesday evening with ffty-four
members. The degree work was done by
the Bradford lodge
CHELSEA.
Examiner Prichard will hold teach
ers' examination here Oh Friday and Sat-
urday of this week.
DIR. +. II Godfrey was confined to the
house last week by a carbuncle on the
neck.
Allison F. George has gone to Brattle-
boro to work in the insane asylum.
Mrs. Mary j. Perigo our Oldest resi-
dent, reached her ninety birthday on
Monday of last week. She was in excel
lent health and spirits, and received a
number Of calls.
Delmcr A. Beckwith has obtained work
II the i'll sane asylum at Waterbury.
Mrs. c. A. Densmore and her son,
Charlie, went to Concord, n. H., on Sat-
urday, to spend fortnight with Mrs
Dtnsmore's daughter, Mrs. Moore.
Rev. William II. Davis, d., of New
ton, Mass, the well-known native of
Chelsea, has added to his honors and re-
sponsibilities by being chosen trustee of
Dartmouth college
g A. Tracy and wife are on visit of
several weeks to Mrs Tracys parents in
Canaan, n. II.
40. Howe has finished his work at the
electric plant, having obtained better
position with the New England Tele-
phone Company in Boston. Fred II.
engine and dynamo, with c. F. Doyle as
fireman.
The December term of county court
will open next Tuesday, Chief Justice
Taft presiding. w. H. Bugbee and G.
b. Colby are the jurymen drawn from this
town.
A son was born on Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs Will H. Titus.
On Thursday afternoon G. w. Taplin
fell from the high beams to the floor of
his barn, distance of some twelve feet,
breaking two bones in his left wrist, badly
spraining both wrists, and severely bruis-
ing his head and arm The family were
all away from home at the time, and it
was some time before physician could
be summoned Dr. Smith set the frac-
tured limb, and he is now doing well.
The lecture by w. j. Clarke on "Mod-
ern Scientific Wonders" last Thursday
evening was a highly interesting descrip-
ton of certain remarkable discoveries, IL
lustrated by experiments. The next en-
tertanment in the course is of an entireI Y
different nature, but is expected to be
equally attractive. 1t is the dramatic lee
ture by Leonard Carver on jean Val
iean-a Character Study in Conscience
and will be given on Wednesday evening
of next week.
Donald l. Comstock is spending a few
days with his brother in Hanover, n. H.,
The fall term of Chelsea Academy
closed on Friday for two weeks vaca-
ton. Miss Lena Z. Spalding has gone to
her sisters home at Gouldsville
Rev. +. II. Alden of Tunbridge pr ach-
ed at the Congregational church on ex-
change last Sunday morning. Next
Sunday evening there will be special
service descriptive of the work of the
Congregational churches in Catholic
countries.
Horace Tarbell, nephe of w. j. Tar
BELL has come from his home in Canada to
spend the winthr with his uncle.
Volney B. Gushing of Maine, well
known as brilliant speaker on the sub
ject of temperance, will lecture in the
town hall GU Thursday evening of next
week. Admission free, with collection.
j. A. r. Corwin & Son took in %, 305
pounds of poultry last Thursday, paying
SO, 924.76 for it. Z. A. Corwin is now in
Boston looking after the disposal of it.