The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-08
WEST FAIRLEE.

Boston on Saturday where he is study
ing pharmacy.
Miss Grace Gilman and Miss Alice
Derby have returned to their respec-
tive colleges Miss Gilman is TO fin
1sh her course next June.
Miss Marietta Paul went to Hart
ford where she is teacher, on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Fred Hutchins of Manchester,
N: III. has been visiting at Mrs AL.
nina Hutchins.
b: F. Dudley is clerking in the Cop.
perfield store.
\ little boy of Mr.. Stacks was run
| over by Warren Gilman last Friday,
but was not seriously injured.
George w. Comstock is ill with
| a bad cold.
Mrs. Hugh Clark's sister has been
visiting here for several days.
Miss Carr, who has taught the school
IN the upper room has gone home, and
Miss Madge Smith is taking her place
for the remainder of the term.
About a dozen young people went to
Post Mills on the night of January 1,
to see the glass blowers. After the
SiiOSt JlltI6 WIS udUC1nR.
The Glass Blowers are expected to
be here this week, for several nights.
William Berry is quite ILL.,
Mrs, Will Bemis has gone to Bos-
ton. Mrs. Morey is keeping house for
her in her absence.
Mrs. Helen Smith has been quite
i'll for several days with heart |
trouble. Dr. Jewell is attending her.
The news came Saturday that Daniel
CoX, one OF our oldest residents, had |
died at South Royalton of pneumonia
Miss Florence Coburn is keeping
house for Miss Madge Smith while
she is teaching.
DR.. o. NJ. Rice is here doing dental
work.
CHELSEA
After some months of general good
health i'll town, there is now considerable
sickness, among those seriously i'll being
}. X. Darling, 7. IL. Perry, w. A. Ora,
ham and Mrs. II. II. Luce
F. f. Hood has moved his grocery
,,ooms into the more commodious rooms
formerly occupied by F. f. Bixby in
Bacon and Halls block.
G. A. Tracy has succeeded William
Robbins in charge during the day of the
ngine at the bobbin shop.
An alarm of fire Thursday morning
allied the villagers to w. M. Mattoon's
louse. The chimney was burning out
ercely, and the house was in serious dan
er, but did not actually take fire.
Mamie E. Earle went on Saturday to
-unbridge to work in a family.
At the annual meeting of the Congre
onal church, held on Saturday, the fol-
owing officers were elected Clerk, j. NJ.
executive committee, to serve u
nth the pastor and deacons, Mrs. S. F. =
Dearborn, DR.. M. II. Corwin, w. H. EN- Il
ry business committee, w. P. Town n
end, A. H: Powers, A. w. Whitney
'easurer, w. s. Hatch; trustee, for three
ears, DIR. 5. N. Goss; chorister, w. S. :,
latch. The reports showed the finances
the church in good condition. A large
ompany took their seats for the annual +
inner, and at the roll-call 12O members p
the church responded either in person
r by message. W
Mary f. Scales and Chorene O. Barnes Ia
0 not return this week to Kimball Union o
cademy, as they had intended, as, on ac- la
punt OF case of scarlet fever in the III
'mlly OF the principal, the school will not
'open for at least another week CT
Fred F. Monkey leaves this week for al
os Angeles, Cal, and expects to make ~ ~
S home in that region. He has been alb y !,
mt from town for the last few years, so 'e
have been accustomed not to see him
ten, but his many friends in Chelsea re-
ret his departure for the West. We are
ire that he will give good account of til
mself wherever he may go. nj
You can make your dollars 90 long VI
ay at Homer Fits stock reducing sale
Union meetings are being held each IA
ening during the Week of Prayer
DIR. F. III. Godfrey removed a tumor b,
ON Mrs. John Crockett's head on Sum f.
y, and her condition, though serious, is
ute favorable
An illustrated musical sociable given ON II II
ednesday evening of last week by the G,
Christian Endeavor So n,
ety. was an unusually agreeable and sue ~
ssful affair III
WEST TOPSHAM. alb
Mamie e. White returned to her vi
hool at Claremont on Friday. She ye
IS been at home during the holidays.
Frank p. Cunningham moved into ca
$ new block III season to spend the pc
ew Year. He has a fine tenement
er the store. He has few goods wi
d will have a good stock in short
ne
Justin Lord was in town last week I'm,
ing some piping for w. II. Chal-
srs. He has his engine running and :
do business if water is low. Wis
Hon. r. NJ. Harvey of Montpelier
rs in town on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Cilley are feel
: fine over their Christmas present.
is boy and weighs eight pounds. Blu
Henry Bowen of East Topsham is
ming the engine at Chalmers mill. are
John Prescott of Manchester, n. H..
lde his friends i'll Topsham and w
ange a flying visit last week De