The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-06-11
WATERBURY CENTER 3

Thursday evening, June IL, by the
Howard Opera house orchestra of
Burlington. A strawberry supper will
be served.
James A. Gilmore took his wife and
two children to Glover, last week,
where they will remain with relatives
and friends for month or more.
j. II. Pike was in Boston one day
last week and bought carload of I'M
derpinning granite for his new house
which he is building at Waterbury.
Ezra Stetson Post, at their meeting
last Saturday, voted to extend their
thanks to the clergymen, the singers,
the school children and all who assist
ed in the Memorial day exercises.
Joe johnson of Melrose, Mass, DR..
and Mrs L. a. Newcomb of Montpe-
lier and Ernest S. Newcomb of White
River Junction, were in the place
over Sunday.
Clinton Hall of Moretown visited
Clair Moody recently.
Henry w. Foster of Warren was in
the place for few days last week.
Mrs lila Hutchins, trained nurse
from Massachusetts,, is at her old
home caring for her sister, Mrs. Clytie
johnson and her infant daughter
WAITSFIELD.
Miss Josephine Fiske, superintendent of
the New England Deaconess' home in
Boston will give an address at the Metho-
dist church Sunday, June 10.
Children's Day exercises at the Metho-
dist church have been postponed one
week and will be held Sunday, June 10
Ice cream will be served at the Metho-
dis church parlors Saturday evening,
June IA.
Rev. j. f. Badger was at home over
Sunday. Mrs. Badger is quite i'll at the
home of her parents in South Royalton.
James Brock and A. w. Ferrin Of
Montpelier were in town Monday on bust
ness.
Rev. J. E. Badger returned to South
Royalton on Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Smith returned Saturday
night from two weeks trip to Massachu-
sets.
James Patrick of Lawrence, Mass, was
in town over Sunday.
Several from this town are to attend
commencement at the Randolph normal
school this week.
Operations at the tale mine have
been abandoned for an indefinite Pc
Rod.
]. J. Kelly lost one of his stage
horses by lock jaw last Tuesday.
Howard Howe and wife left for
they have employment
A large delegation from this town
attended the Republican caucus in
Fayston Thursday night
The New England Telephone Com.
pany's linemen were in town Thurs
day working on the line.
Mrs. Alba Mahuren, who has been
visiting her husband, in town a few
days, left last Thursday morning for
Plattsburgh, N. Y, where she is EN-.
ployed i'll hotel.
julie Hickory is quite i'll with pneu.
monia
Julius Palmer is painting his house
and has engaged Eugene Little to dc
the work.
Tom Sanders of Nashua, N. H. lis
visiting friends in town
Wild McLaflin, the Warren mason,
is doing work for parties in the vii
lage. -
Mrs. Clarence Richardson is improv.
ing.
Herbert Joslin, olmerly of this
town, and who has been employed il
Boston, the past year, returned home
last week. He will remain here the
rest of the summer.
The ball game that was to be played
on the fair grounds between the More
town Juniors and the High schoo
team Saturday was postponed owing
to the inclement weather.
NORTH FAYSTON.
Mr. and Mrs. John Neill visited hi
brother, Tho as, at Moretown recently
Miss Axle Nelson is at home for a few
days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Atkins of Moretowl
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs Stephen Nelson's son and daugh
ter are spending week with her.
Tie ladies of the Social Circle will meet
on Wednesday afternoon with Eva Neill
| All are invited.
Mrs. Foley and daughters of Waitsfelc
were in town the past week.
George Evans of Moretown drove an
other herd of cattle to his hill pasture las
| week.
CHELSEA.
The Republican caucus on Saturday
| was perhaps the largest ever held il
town. 1t was organized by the choice
| of j. NJ. Comstock as chairman and
| @. p Dickinson as secetary. The
check list previously prepared by the
| town committee was used in voting
for delegates to the State convention,
and by vote the box was kept open
for two hours. The result was the
choice of Proctor delegates, E. A.
Corwin, w. H. Emery, and A. l..
Sprague, by vote of 1875 to ~ for the
Mccullough ticket. j. K. Darling,
Horace Moxby, and E. N. Bacon.
For alternates, M. o. Gates, p. j,
Little and o. d. Medcalf were chosen.
For delegates to the district conven.
ton, G.. L. Hayward, j. f. Hemen.
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