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

CHELSEA.
Fred f. Atwood of Boston has been
spending a few days with his parents,
accompanied by his college class
mates, Homer E. Keyes and George f
Merrill.
Mrs. Sarah E. Bennett of SpIh g
field, Mass, visited her sister Mrs.
E. d. Barnes, last week, and the lat
ter's daughter Rena returned with
her aunt to Springfield for visit.
Mr.. and and Mrs. Julian c. Leve-
ry of Warren are at Warren Stearns',
to remain through the summer,
Flora NJ. Corwin has finished her
school work at New Bedford, Mass,
for the year, and returned home for
the summer on Saturday
Julia V. Cummings of Mt. Holyoke
College came on Saturday to spend
the summer with her grandparents.
The remains of Mrs. Oren A.
Burbank were brought here on Mon
day for burial from her late home in
Somerville, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs, S. N, Goss returned
on Saturday from their visit to their
children.
Mrs. H. L. Newell and daughter
of Rutland are guests of @. P. Dickin-
son at the hotel
Herbert j. Kingsbury and family
have come from Cambridge, Mass. 3,
to Mr.. Kingsbury's fathers on the
West Hill
E. A. Dickinson has been apo int
ed sexton of the Congregational
church, Joseph Landon's continued i'll
health having caused his resignation
G.. D. Adams began this week as
driver of the Barre stage.
wAITsFIELD.
DIR. H. T. J. Howe was in Burling-
ton Monday and Tuesday to attend
the State meeting of health officers.
Miss Clara McCarty while making a
fire Wednesday of last week III some
unexplained manner, got her clothing
on fire and when found by her brother
George she was so badly burned that
she lived but a few minutes.
All members of the Good Templars
Lodge are requested to be present at
lodge Friday evening. There is to
be a debate on high license and prize
speaking.
Presiding Elder Nutter held ser
vices at the Methodist church last
Sunday in the absence of Rev. Mr..
Badger.
Mrs. J. Z. Badger still remains very
i'll at the home of her father in South
Royalton.
There is special business at the Odd
Fellows lodge Saturday evening and
all members are requested to be pre-
sent.
The Worcester Buckeye Mower and
rake, also reaper, for sale by .. u.
Eaton.
The following resolutions were
adopted by Mad River Lodge on the
death of Andrew Blair: Whereas, the
silent messenger has again entered
our circle and removed from oul
midst our beloved brother Andrew
Blair, Resolved, That we extend t.
the remaining members of his family
our sincere and heartfelt sympathy
Resolved, That we are again mos
forcibly reminded that we are each O.
us surely and swiftly passing to tina
home from which none shall return
Resolved, That we drape our lodg'
with the emblems OF mourning 10
ninety days III remembrance Ol GU
departed brother and that copy o
these resolutions be spread upon tn
record book; also, published IL on
or more of the county papers and sen
to the family of our beloved brother
Per committee on resolutions
Myron Goodspeed of Warren was il
town Wednesday.
Mrs. julius Hickory recently sol
her entire stock of COWS for $50 each
Robert Long of Warren was in tow.
Thursday.
Willie Harris has returned from III
visit in Burlington and Barre.
@. ]. Taber has purchased anothe
driving horse.
DR.. Spiller, the optician, was at tn
Waitsfeld House two days OF tn
week.
The society of the Kings Sons an
Daughters will meet next Saturda
afternoon at two p. m, at the Metl
odist church.
Reuben Downer and wife OF Fay
ton were in town on Thursday.
The covered bridge in the village
undergoing repairs.
Meridian Richardson's store is bell
painted.