The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-03-12
WARREN

WARREN.
Clinton Fuller was instantly killed
March by the overturning of load
of logs. He was the son of Watson
Fuller of Granville, and at the time
of his death was at work for his
uncle, Amasa Fuller, of this place.
The funeral was held at the church
Thursday, interment being in the viii
lage cemetery.
Hervie Downing and Miss Stokes
of Starksboro were married March 2
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Heath of Bethel
were in town one day not long since.
Henry Stearns of Hartford is visit
ing his parents.
Mrs. George Camp has been quite
ill but is reported as convalescent.
Andra Hubbard and Mrs. Frank
Carpenter visited in Granville last
Sunday.
Mrs. Will Shaw and children visited
her sister, Mrs. b. c.. Sterling, not
long since.
Fred Richardson, who has been in
Massachusetts, for some time, is visit
ing at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sears spent
portion of last week in Northfeld.
Harry Estey is very sick with pneu-
monia.
Justin Whitcomb, who is ninety-four
years old, fell on the ice last week
Tuesday and broke his hip. He has
been feeble all winter. 1t is thought
he can live but a few days.
Mrs. Hattie Hudson, who has spent
several weeks with her sister here, re-
turned to Burlington last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Van Deusen
moved to Rochester last week to live
with their son Abe.
CHELSEA.
Town meeting called out an un-
usually large attendance of voters.
But two ballots for officers, however,
were taken, for first selectman and
road commissioner. For selectman,
A. H. Powers had 147, E. d. Barnes
70, scattering l ; Cor road commission
er, M. O. Gates III, Henry Clarke
103. The license vote was 66 yes, and
1873 no. The following is list of the
principal officers chosen: Moderate,
9. S. Emery; clerk and treasurer,
W. p. Townsend; selectmen, A. III.
Powers, W. H. Emery, H. G.. Mat
toon ovreseer, w. H. Emery; con-
stable, B. H. Adams, Jr. listers,
William Robbins, NJ. O. Gates, W.
A. Hood auditors w. @. Holmes, E.
A. Corwin j. NJ. Comstock; town
grand jurors, G.. L. Hayward, J. X.
Darling, f. d, Barnes; road COM
missioner M. O. Gates; agent, @. S.
Emery; school director for three
years, H. I. Walker; trustees of
public library, j. M. Comstock for
Gua IL fA, q
year. 1t was voted to choose board
of five commissioners for Highland
cemetery, and @. P Dickinson, E. d.
Barnes, ". H. H. Hall, j. B. Bacon,
and j. A. r. Corwin were chosen.
The tax raised was as follows: town,
1875 cents; highway, 20 cents; school,
60 cents. Fifty dollars was appropri.
ated for the public library. The
overseer was authorized to rent the
town farm, if he thought best. II
was voted that he bill for breaking
roads be paid from the general fund
DR.. Julian Fl. Jones of Bradford
who died on the 3rd inst, was prac
ticing physician in this town for sever
years from December, 1860.
Edgar Grosvenor has gone to Bird
port to live with a son.
Charles e. Dickinson, who went tC
Canada some months ago. has returned
home, a more loyal Vermonter thar
before,
Chester W. Clark and wife of Chi
cago, who are relati es of the Mattool
family are visi ting here.
Mrs Adelia NJ Whitney has bough
for 81, 300 the place of the late Mrs
Emeline Waterson, and will sool
move there.
The daughter born February 2l t.
Mrs Hattie (Rogers) Russell died OF
Wednesday of last week.
DR.. e. j. Fish of South Royalto
was here on Saturday as council il
the case of Mrs. @. e. Godfrey, who's
case is a critical one.
Charles NJ Goodrich, Louis 4
Dunsmore and o. Fay Allen are a
home on vacation from Montpelie
Seminary.
Rev. H. j. Wcykoff went to Barr
last week for his family, who are no,
installed in tie Congregational par
sOnage.
J. X. Darling attained his seven
tieth birthday on Sunday, and Col