The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-10-22

nad been stopping with Mr. Buchanan
for number of months. He leaves
three brothers and one sister. The fu-
neral was held at the Reformed Pres
byterian church last Monday at p. m.
Rev. j. c. Wright officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. McIam were in
Montpelier last week
A. @. NORWOOD went to Boston
last Saturday TO be gone few days
on business.
We understand that the Salter broth
ers are going to stay with us here in
Topsham. We are glad to hear the
good news and wish them prosperity.
We like to see just such people coming
to our town. These boys will always
find welcome in our community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Harrington
went to Burlington last Monday to
visit Mr. Farrington's brothers about a
week,
A number of our people attended the
excursion to boston last Saturday on
the Boston and Maine.
Frank Miller went to work last Mon
day in the creamery Mt South Peach
am.
j. G. Lang has moved into the par
sonage.
James Rogers is repairing his house
both inside and out
CHELSEA
Mrs Jabin II. Corwin of Athol
Mass, visited last week at j. A. II.
Corwin's
Nellie V. Rich is assisting Mrs Pc
ters in her millinery business through
the season.
Fred A. Ordway and family left on
Wednesday of last week for their win
ter home at Aberdeen, n. G.
Mrs. Fannie CRANES, who has been
caring for Mrs. G.. j. Helmer return
ed last week to her home in Cam
bridge, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs n. $ Bixby are visit
ing their daughter at Holliston, Mass.
The annual hunt occurs ON Wednes-
day of this week, with E ID. Barnes
and W. G. Holmes rs captains
On Wednesday evening of last week,
Leon E. Grant and Ina A. Hackett
were married at theMethodist parson-
age by Rev. w. E. Allen.
On Tuesday, of last week while
Charles f. Rowe was at work shing-
ling David Emery's barn, he made a
misstep and fell to the ground a dis
lance of some twenty-five feet. He
was badly bruised and was confined
to his bed for several days; but no
bones were broken and it is thought
that he escaped without serious inter
nal injury.
Leslie, son of H. L. Bragg, who
lives on the Tracy farm in Washing
ton fell on Friday while at work fill
ing a silo and struck his arm in such
+ a way as to dislocate both bones at the
elbow. Dr. Godfrey set the bones i'll
p lace. This is said to be a very I'M
usual dislocation.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Comstock invite
/ to their home on Friday evening all
the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.
: Burbank, to greet the latter on their
| return from their wedding.trip. Come
at any time between eight and ten.
Mrs. Bernice S.fLadeau of Randolph
| with her children has been visiting
: her uncle, A. L. Skinner.
Rev. NJ w. Farmern of Westfield,
| the blind chaplain of the State Senate,
preached at the Congregational church
\ last Sunday, and will preach again
g next Sunday.
Oscar w. Pattee of Waitsfield has
| rented Warren Stearn's farm and has
moved there.
Alvah j. Little is about to return
4 from West Fairl ee to the place where
he formerly lived and will reopen
the meat market. This will be gooC
= news to all the carnivorous citiznes
n CALAIS.
Mrs. Justina Kent returned from hel
western trip last Saturday.
Walter Goodell is now making cid el
. at the old red shop
Vaney Persons is caring for his
brother Archie who SIS i'll at East Cal
. ais, John Hawkins is doing Mr.. Per
!" sons farm work. while he is away.
Miss Rose Gilkey was in town owe,
Il Saturday and Sunday.
!, T. 7. Lamphere was in Hardwicl
d last Thursday.
r, Elgin Mann has purchased an engine
II and has taken contract to cut ont
a hundred cords of slab wood for n. E
It Bancroft.
d Mrs N. L. Bancroft and daughte
Glee attended Rev. Anna b. Aldrich'
Y wedding at North Montpelier.
'. Quite number of young people at
n tended the dance at North Calai
/; Friday evening.
II A husking party was held at thu
u home of j. b. Van Orman last Satur
. day evening. n. L. Bancroft's husk
II ing comes off next Thursday evening
to A general invitation.
r HORN OF THE MOON.
st Ira Pierce and family from Mont
pelier spent Sunday at G.. W. San
t. der's.
is Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gould an
daughter from Barre were at w. II
or Sanders last Sunday.
lie Harvey Jacobs who has been serious
ly i'll, is slowly regaining health.
" Mrs. Betsy Jacobs visited Mrs. MOI
ris in Barre last Saturday. Mrs
ne Morris is sister of Mrs. Jacobs an
I'd has been in poor health for the las
t. two years.
at +. Q. jackson narrowly escaped dies
trOVinp the sipht of one of his eve