The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-03-19
MAPLE HILL.

The nine-y ears-old daughter of Frank
Hordy is reported very much better from
diphtheria.
George Hall has moved from the Laird
shanty into part of the Martin boarding
house.
John Ruslow is in poor health
Henry Dunkling has taken Alfred Hills
sugar place and r. Brown has taken
Henry Bolles.
CHELSEA.
Examiner Prichard will hold teachers
examination here ON the 28th and 29th
inst
Fay l.. Thompson is working for F. j..
Titus and Leonard Thompson is in the
livery stable.
Ira Thompson moves this week into the
Minard house and Arthur G. Slack moves
into the formers house. Mrs. Roxana
Andrus, who has been living in the Minard
house takes the rear tenement i'll the Bag
ley house and Frank w. Bixby, who has
been living there, is to work for M. G.
Allen.
Amos b. Wright has moved into the
building in the upper village formerly oc-
cupied by Byron Berry as harness shop.
Ida Towner has gone to East Barre tc
work in family.
Minnie j. Carpenter has gone to st
Johnsbury to work in millinery estab
lishment.
Mrs. Barnap returned to Norwich, Conn.
on Friday with her daughter, who seems
to be rapidly failing with consumption.
A shelf has been set apart in the public
library for the preservation of all kind
printed matter relating to Chelsea. Gift
of anything of the kind are solicited from
anyone who may have them.
The New York Tribune Farmer latel
offered several prizes for the best answer
to the question, "What Do Farmers Nee
Most?" The second prize of $50 has bee
awarded to our townsman, n. g. Moore
and his article is to be printed in the ne2
number of the paper.
Ben B. Bacon has finished work in Lei
anon, N. H., owing to change in til
ownership of the business, and returne
home ON Saturday, He will remain 6
home for time while he is looking for
suitable situation, He deserves goo
place and we hope he will find it.
Walter S. Goss of Montpelier spel
Sundry with his parents.
Rev. j. II. Dickson of North Tunbride
/ preached in exchange at the Congregatio
oil church on Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. S. N. Goss are grandpa
| ents, daughter having been born on Su
n day to DIR. aud Mrs. j Euclid Fish at Sou
6 Royalton.
4 A. II. Powers has sold his grist mill
:, Milton f. Hutchinson of Brandon, wi
. took possession ON Monday. The house
u not included in the sale, but Mr.. Hutch
v son, whose family will come here soon, W
e live there, Mr.. Powers family also !
J., manning there for the present. Wesl
!. M. Davis finishes work in the mill as
:. suit of the transfer of ownership.
"Young Women and the Church" "
4 be the topic of the meeting at the Cong
" gational church next Sunday evening,
which the young women will take le'
ing part,
o N. G. Moore will sell large amount
10 personal property at auction next Sat
udy' we ieBreI W iehrh Init He ID S'
10 to move to Massachusetts.
d. Willis Fleming and Henry b. Lyf
We were arraigned ON Monday morning Def
re Justice G. 5. Emery on charges of adult
". and incest, as alleged in the deposition
= the daughter of the latter, who is now
~ Burlington. They waived examinati
~ and in default of bail were committed
III Jail to await the action of the grand il
rs b. IL. Adams, Jr., went to Bennington
Lyford, who is an inmate of the Sold
Home.