The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
CHELSEA.

friends to spend an Oriental evening
with them in the church parlors. The
rooms were effectively decorated with
Oriental draperies and hung with
Chinese lanterns. Many curiosities
from foreign countries werelto be seen,
and proved very entertaining. Re-
freshments we're served by young la
dies in Japanese costume, the lemon
ade staLd in charge of Hindoo girl
was much frequented, and souvenirs
in the form of paper flowers were sold
by q girl in Turkish dress, but the
chief attraction was the table of home
made candies IN charge of two young
and fierce looking Turks. Socially
and financially the evening was sue
cess.
Juliana Comstock died of BrighUs
disease on Thursday of last week at
w. II. Hill's at the age of seventy one.
Her nearest living relative is'a nephew,
J. M. Comstock. Rev. Mr.. Wyckoff
officiated at the funeral services on
Friday.
Carol and Leon Hatch, daughter and
son of Rev. Franklin s. Hatch of Cal
cutta, India are at W. S. Hatch's for
several weeks. They are students in
Radcliff and Harvard colleges.
Mrs. E. G. CRANES, Mrs. Charles L.
CRANES, and Miss Alice l.. CRANES Of
Cambridge, Mass. former residents Of
Chelsea, are staying at the hotel. The
younger Miss CRANES has been serious
ly i'll since her arrival.
Mrs. Louise M. Young and daughter
have taken rooms i'll the Dana house.
Grace T.. Kimball, who has made
her home for some years at w. M.
Mattoon's, has gone to live with rela-
tives in Haverhill, Mass.
w. II. Cummings of Hadley, Mass.
is visiting his father-inlaw, A. H.
Powers.
Mrs. H. j. Wyckoff and children left
some time with Mrs. Wyckoff' IS mother
at Chapinville, Conn.
Mrs. Julia A. Rogers of Lowell,
Mass, is making her annual visit to
her native town, staying at the hotel.
With her are Mrs. E. A. Manson and
granddaughter, who were here last
summer, and Miss E. f. Sanford.
Mrs. Horace Monkey fractured hel
left wrist as the result of fall OIL
Thursday of last week. The fracture
was set by DR.. Goss and is doing
we'll.
Mrs. Charles H. Marsden of Aims
| worth, Neb., has been visiting her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. f. M. Perkins.
Herbert S. Fisher of Milford, N
H., a cousin of w. S. Hatch, G.. E
Hatch and Mrs. E. d. Barnes has beef
| visiting his relatives here.
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Lowell, Mass, have come to thei
house on the West Hill
Fred E. Goodwin was married il
Washington, July 20, to Allie B. Til
lotson of that town. They have beel
absent on bridal tour, but will b
here this week.
Mrs. E. G. McAllister, for lon,
time cook at the hotel, has gone to he
home in Washington and her place i
taken by Mrs Mccormick of Montpe
liey.
D.%A. Boardway has gone to Bartol
Landing for his family and they ex
pect on their arrival this week to moV
into the Robinson house. Mrs. Ian
don who has been living there ha
gone, to live with her son-in-law G
L. Hayward.
Lena E. Spalding left on Friday TO
Barre where she will remain until tn
opening of her school in Waitsfeld.
On Friday evening of this week fror
8 to II O'Clock there will be recep
ton to residents and visitors in tn
town hall to which all are invited.
Mrs. W. f. Hood and Mrs. H. o
Bixby have the matter in charge.
Adelaide f. Allen of Montclair, n
j., native of Chelsea is a new CUES
at the hotel.
Clyde E. Bixby, while whiting wit
a knife on Saturday, cut his leg badl
requiring several stitches to be take
by DR.. Godfrey in dressing the wound
Mrs. j. @. Lease of Milford, N. H.
is at A. H. Powers having come o
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Power
on their return from journey.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Oomstock ar
spending the week in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. j. K. Darling starte
on Saturday for San Francisco, to al
tend the national encampment of b. tn
G.. A. r.
John l.. Bacon was here from Whit
River Junction over Sunday, but hs
now returned with his family.
Ella X. Herrick of Burlington
here for short time, staying with tn
Misses Andrus.
Fife NJ Coburn went ON Monday t
Lebanon, N. H., to stay for some time
Annie Sleeper, who is working i
Brattleboro, has been visiting he
mother, but returned on Monday.
Edmund NJ Coburn came on Nor
day from Connecticut on short visi
to his parents.
WEST CORINTH.
Mrs. Rose Godfrey and three daugf
tiers from STAFFORD visited her sister
Mrs. Lila Williams last week.
Miss Florence Blake of East Barre
working for her aunt, Mrs. O.
Blake, for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Darling an
daughter from Massachusetts hay
been boarding few weeks at Mapl,
wood farm with Mr.. Huntington
people.
Gilbert Blake's folks have anotht
boarder.
There was n frost here Friday NOR,