The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-03-19
WELLS RIVER.

Mrs Graves of Springfield, Mass, il
here with her sister, Mrs Goss, who
| is very ill.
DR.. Munsell's house is under quar-
| antine as his daughter Antha and son
Henry, have the scarlet fever. The
doctor is boarding at Hale's tavern
and John at Robert Brooks.
Mrs. Albert Bailey has been having
severe attack of rheumatism in the
past week.
Mrs. Buck of Haverhill, N. H., was
in town last week the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Hosford.
Mrs. Gray has returned from Con-
necticut where she has spent most of
the winter with her married daugh-
ter.
X. Marshall has been unable to work
for the past week us he had relapse
of the grip.
Mrs. Celia Julinson, who has lived
in the old Underwood house for SO
long, gives it up the first of April and
is going to Lisbon to live.
Henry Lamphere is at work on the
Montpelier and Wells River railroad
section and has moved his family here
llOlh DOubh
the tenement in the post office block
recently vacated by Mr.. Sherwell
The concert by Blaisdell's orchestra
Wednesday evening was not so we'll
attended as it might have been, had
the concerts and dances not been so
many round about us.
Rev. Mr.. Prentiss of Newbury
preached here Sunday and Rev. Mr.
Belanger occupied his pulpit in the
Congregational church in New bury.
Friday, March Goth will be observed
as Mothers Day. in the primary
school.
E. d. Carpenter was in Boston on
business last week.
Mrs. Angel and daughter of Hand q.
wick spent last week at II. 7. Bald
wins.
Tim Bartletts milk wagon was
pretty nigh demolished Saturday even
ing by another team trying to take all
the road.
Miss Evangeline Davis, who has
been with Mrs. Goss this winter, is
now with Mrs. S. S. Peach, where she
will remain during the rest of the
school term.
The annual village meeting was
held Tuesday evening of last week
and the following officers elected :;
President, David Brock; r. G. Brock,
clerk Nelson Bailey, treasurer W.
H. Buck and Charles Pape, trustees !;
Freeman Lyons. chief of fire depart
ment. Voted 20 cent tax to pay vii
lagos Indebtedness.
The last few days have been favor
able for sugar making and genuine
new syrup is for sale in all the stores.
Burns Nelson died on Monday in
Ryegate at the home of his sister,
Mrs. H. Renfrew.
CHELSEA.
The death of Ben f. Moulton on
Tuesday of last week, at his home in
the edge of Randolph, is cause Of
much grief to the young people of the
West Hill, where nearly all the thirty
years of his life we're spent. He had
been failing for some time with Pott s
disease of the spine, and the end was
not unexpected. He leaves widow
and two young children.
Mrs. Jennie (Moore) Mayall CT Pax
ton, Mass. has been spending week
in town.
DR.. and Mrs. S. N. Goss left on
Monday for somewhat extended visit
to their children in Massachusetts.
Mrs. E. A. Corwin and Miss Nellie
Corwin left Monday for several
weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
William A. Hood has gone on visit
to his brother in Brockton, Mass
George T. Griffin cut his left hand
badly with an axe last week.
@. H. Baraw Of Barton Landing has
bought out the meat market, and has
taken possession. He will keep house
after little in Mrs. Crockett's house.
Mahlon H. Young of Tunbridge has
rented the town farm, and will move
there the first of April. He will board
the present inmates of the farm.
The house belonging to l.. G. Beck
with's estate will be sold at auction
on Monday, the 30th inst.
The Christian Endeavor society will
serve supper at the Congregational
vestry on Monday evening next at 6
o'clock Immediately following the
supper the Junior Benevolent society
WILL give al entertainments, cODSlSUlDH
| of songs, recitations, and missionary
exercise, in which members of the so.
ciety dressed in costume will imper-
senate natives of different countries,
telling of their life and experiences.
| This will surely be of interest to all.
and everyone is urged to come to the
supper and remain to the entertain-
ment. Supper 10 cents, and collec
ton following the entertainment
A daughter was born in Lisbon, N
H., On Sunday to Mrs. Mary e
Slack Bower, formerly of Chelsea
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. L. Welcome lef
town on Monday for Boston.
Edith f.. Hood is doing house worl
at j. A. r. Corwin's in Miss Nellie'
absence.
T. H. Perry went to Boston ON Mon
day on business trip.
EAST CABOT.
M. P. Hall visited his brother, NJ
X. Hall, in Hardwick a few days las
week.
W. | Abbott was III Plainfield las
week Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs N l., Wilson hav,