The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-15
CHELSEA.


Robert A. Lyon has gone to Bethel to
work for time.
Archie E. George is the new hostler at
the hotel.
John ID. Bowin is making his parents a
short visit from Boise, Idaho.
Harold d. Comstock was at home over
Sunday from Dartmouth College.
Mrs c. A. Densmore, her son Thomas,
and her sister, Mrs. Dickey, visited in
Hardwick last week.
f. H. Keneson, with his wife and daugh-
ter, is visiting in Wentworth, N. II.
Mrs. Ellen M. Scales is visiting in
Claremont, N. Ii.
On Saturday afternoon. Hattie II. Dear
born and Henry w. Burbank were mar
ried at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Sylvia f. Dearborn. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. j. Eastman of
East Barre, and took place on the terrace
in front of the house, under the trees.
Only the immediate relatives were present.
The occasion was pleasant one, and none
the less for the absence of old shoes and
rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Burbank left at the
close of the ceremony for South Royalton,
and are this week attending the Christian
Endeavor convention in Boston, and visit
relatives. They are to be gone about two
weeks, and on their return their many
friends purpose TO give them reception
DR.. Carlos r. Reyes of Duluth, Mimi,
has been paying brief visit to his aunt,
Mrs. Lucinda Cabot.
The drawing for seats in the entertain
ment course will take place on Friday
afternoon at o'clock, at the public library.
The first entertainment of the course will
be lecture by Thomas McClary on We'd
nesday evening, the 22nd. Mr. McClary
was much liked when he formerly lectured
here, and the audience will no doubt be
large one.
Mrs. Flanders and daughter from
Orange are moving into the Minard house
near the bobbin shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Davis returned the
first of last week from their summers
work at Profile House. Mr.. Davis has
gone to the Vendome, Boston, for the
winter, and Mrs. Davis will remain here
for some weeks.
Rev. Gnorge II. Cummings of Danville
preached at the Congregational church last
Sunday to the great satisfaction of the
congregation.
EAST CALAIS.
George Green and wife Brattleboro are
visiting Mrs. Eliza Bancroft and Mrs.
Mary Colby, sisters of Mr. Green.
Archie Persons, who was reported dan
rapouoIy i'll xuith rnanuonia fa,v o1ys
since, is gaining very slowing, if at all. A
council of doctors was held Sunday.
Laura, the ten-months-old daughter of
Leon and Anna Remission, died Sunday
from pneumonia, after very short illness.
Funeral services at the house, Rev. G. H.
Coolidge officiating.
James Felch has moved into c. A .
Wilbur's house. Mr.. Wilbur moves to
Wrightsville, where he has worked the
past year
EAST ROXBURY.
H. M. Kidder and wife of Mortified
visited over Sunday at l.. g. Kidders.
Mrs. John Verge and Mrs. E. j, Fuller
were in Randolph Saturday,
The trappers and hunters of this vicin-
ity seem to be meeting with good success.
l.. j. Morft recently shot two foxes in
his corn and f. j. Fuller shot a coon and
two skunks one evening last week.
Mrs. Silas NJ h S. j. Mack
of Brookfeld ata tedMn..sorvices here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Udall and two
children of Randolph visited at Mrs.
George Wardner's part of last week.
d. L. Bnck visited on Sunday his moth
er in East Brookfeld, finding her in poor
health.
Elder and Mrs. Ora Boyce were in
Lyme, n. H., Sunday where he had an
appointment to preach.
Mrs. George Wardner visited friends
in Brookfeld Tuesday.
Frank Porter of Mortified was in town
Sunday, making farewell calls on friend S
before leaving for his new home in ia
maica.
Mr.. Bowman and daughter Miss
| Stella of Essex Junction visited a few
days last week at Mrs. F. 4. Aliens.
Ethel Wardner is spending week with
her mother in Brookfield.
Elder and Mrs. o. Boyce went We'd
nesday to attend conference in Waterbury
Mrs. l.. A. Eastman visited Mrs. A. f.
Downing in Mortified on Saturday.
Rev. N Nj. Shaw drove from Mont
pelier Sunday morning to conduct the ser
vices here, returning Monday.
The stalking was done last woek for
the Peoples telephone line to be run from
Brookfield to East Roxbury,
Clarence Stearns and Charles Bannis-
ter of Chelsea were in town Thursday.
Carl Thayer of BrookGeld was in town
Sunday.
Miss Stella Bowman of Essex Junction
visited Mrs. Jones Steele on Thursday.
Miss Addie Knowles of Mortified Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. John Davis, one day
last week.
Mr.. Hazen of Sonth Royalton was in
town Thursday prospecting for new tel
ephone line running to this place and con
Meeting with the Mortified local.
A + Iodd took his baled hay to Boston