The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-07-16
CHELSEA.

ensuing course of entertainments,
which are as follows: Thomas Nc
Clary, lecturer, October % the Swiss
Bell Ringers, November 81 the Col
onial Favorites, December II Thorn
as Dixon, Jr., lecturer, December 81
the Cecilia String Quartette, January
10; r. E. King, lecturer, February
10. Full details may be expected later.
Mrs. Mary Munson of Oorinth has
been visiting at e. A. Dickinson's.
Misses Isabella and Katherine LUIS
comb of New Bedford, Mass, are
boarding at A. L. SINNERS.
A. E. Rowe and family of Branford,
Conn. are at H. S. Annis'.
Miss Rachel Cooper of Waterbury,
Conn. is at O. A. Densmore's for the
summer.
Miss Blanche Kittredge of Waltham,
Mass. is visiting at G. d. Adams
Mrs. J. Peoples, son, and daughter,
of Anderson, S. c., are boarding with
the Misses Andrus.
Col. G. S. Emery and family have
gone to their cottage at Lake Morey.
NJ. w. Noyes of Holyoke, Mass,
son of the late Freeman S. Noyes, is
visiting his mother and sister
J. H. Edwards and wife have left
for their home in Norfolk, Va.
DR.. S. n. Goss attended the school
for health officers in Burlington last
week
The third of a series of base ball
games between the Chelsea and Yer
shire mines was played here on Satur-
day, in which the visiting team was
victorious by score of II to IA, The
mines were we'll matched and it was
a good clean game.
Rev. H. A. Dufee, D. D., of Bur
lington, field Secretary Of the Yer
mont Anti Saloon League, will adj
dress a union meeting at the Method
list church next Sunday morning.
Any one having books or magazines
to be bound is asked to bring them
soon to J. NJ. Comstock.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hutchinson is to serve
as organist at the Congregational
church and began as such last Sunday.
Harold D. Comstock returns this
week to Hanover, n. H, to begin his
studies at the Thayer school of Civil
Engineering, connected with Dart
mouth College.
Rev Carl H. Corwin leaves this
week for his home in Bellaire, Mich
His services as supply of the Congre-
gational pulpit for the past five sun.
DAYS have been very acceptable, and
the people of that congregation count
themselves very fortunate that they
have been able to avail themselves of
his services during that time.
Miss Chrisabel Brown of Windsor
is visiting at W. P. Townsend's
At the Democratic caucus held on
Saturday evening, H. o. Bixby and
William Robbins were chosen dele
gates to the State convention, with
W. H. Beckwith and L. N. Lucas Jr.,
as alternates; j. B. Atwood and j.
d. Ballou delegates to the district con-
vention, with J. NJ. Grant and E. D.
Abbott as alternates and for town
committee, G. NJ. Beckwith, H. o.
Bixby, L. n. Lucas, Jr., J. M. Grant,
William Robbins. Timothy Sullivan
and H. S. Fits.
There is a change in the proprietor
ship of the Thetford stage, the new
owners being Messrs. Moody and Rix
of West Fairlee.
CABOT.
DR.. and Mrs. s. L. Wiswell stayed a
few days at Willoughby Lake last week.
A. NJ. Clark attended abe State board
of health meeting at Burlington lastweek.
Aurelian promises to be heard from as a
result, believing in the old adage that
"Cleanliness is next to Goodness.
Edith Morse is spending few days at
Newport Center.
Rev, O. f. Aiken has gone to his home
in Quebec for two weeks stay.
George Crosby of Boston was guest
at DR.. Wiswel's last week.
Eleazer Knowles has decided his place
at Lower Cabot to Joseph Tilton for the
consideration of $3.50. We do not know
wether Joe contemplates matrimony or
not but should think him a trihe yo ung
yet.
DR.. Ed Packer of Providence was
called to see his sister, Mrs. Alice Fisher
who is very i'll, last week. We are glad
to report her condition as seemingly i'm
proving.
There was no little, disgust with some
when on Friday night they learned of the
arrest of j, B. Mclean of this town at
Montpelier who was fined S26.12. Not
because we would not see justice
meeted out but when we learn that over
$4,000 worth of "stuff'' has been sold at
that agency yearly for the last three years,
we wonder if all of that amount has been
sold for strictly medicinal and mechanical
purposes. If this is not the case (but OF
course it is) we would like to ask that
agent if j. B. Mclean is the only one il
the last three years who has purchased il
contrary to such prescription, to his
his knowledge and then we would like to
ask if this be answered in the affirmative
why every violation or offender is moi
treated impartially. A careful estimate
made by any unbiased person will prob
ably say that $4,000 would be very
large allowance within the meaning of thu
statutes Brethren make your agenc!
either one thing or the other-prohibitiol
or license, no half way business is ever
successful one. Impartiality gentlemen.
Fred Fisher of Barre was in town few
day last week. ID. W. Fisher stopped
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