The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-06
CHELSEA.

CHELSEA.
Marion Ramsdell of Whiting, Iowa,
a teacher of MANY years experience, is
spending few weeks with her father,
Robert Ramsdell.
Mr. and MIS-. a. H. Powers are Wis
iting in Randolph, Ne.
Mand S. Merrill returned on Satur-
day from week visit in Burlington.
Simon w. Gage has bought l.. D.
Tillotson's house in the lower village.
and has taken possession.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Durieu and son
of New York are at the hotel to re-
main some time Mr.. Durieu and +.
A. Ordway are the lessees of the graph
tie mining property, and will soon
begin to develop the same with force
of men.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitney spent
last week on carriage trip through
the east side of the county.
Rev. W. H. White of South Royal
ton preached for the Methodists last
Sunday in exchange with Rev. Mr.
Allen.
Mrs. G.. W. Jackman and daughter
hotel several days last week.
Mrs. George A. Skinner of Lowell,
Mass. is visiting at A. l.. SINNERS.
Nina Smith and Flora Sanders of
Brandon are visiting at d. A. Hutch
inson's.
Mrs. M. E. Hutchinson and children
with her sister, Miss Sawyer, have
been visiting for a week in Dandy.
Mr.. Hutchinson joined them on Fri
day, expecting to return with his
family early this week.
r. Blanche Carpenter. Florence L..
Hemenway, Alice II. Moulton, and
Celia M. Alger are attending the sum-
mer school for teachers at Randolph.
The selectmen have put the town
taxes into the treasurer's hands, and
taxpayers will have the benefit of the
usual four per cent discount by paying
on or before October 26. This is q
month earlier than the usual date.
Dr. G.. j. Helmer joined his family
at W. F. Hoods on Saturday, and Dr.
@. O. Helmer came to the hotel at the
same time.
Miss M. G.. Backster of New Yorl
is new guest at the hotel, as are alsC
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Harris and Lew i
r. Harris of Hackensack, n. j.
Mrs. Louisa Clough is visiting il
Lebanon, N. H., and Wilder.
Mrs. @. A. Densmore returned HON,
on Saturday. bringing her grandson
Paul Moore, of Concord, N. H., will
her.
Mrs N. S. Bixby spent last weel
visiting in Mortified.
b. Wilbur Smith of Lowell, Mass
has joined his family at their farm.
Richard H. Bacon will not resum
his place in the store for anothe
week
e. A. Dickinson has resigned hi
position as sexton of the Congrega
tional church and Fred Vogel has bee
appointed in his place.
Louise M. Berry is quite ill.
DR.. O. j. V. Fries of Philadelphi
was at E. G.. Thorne's from Friday t
Monday, to see his son Raymond
whose case is critical.
Mrs. John l.. Bacon and her daugh
ter Mary of White River Juction ar
visiting..at j. B. Bacons.
MIDDL Essex.
j. B. Hills of Montpelier is spenC
ing week with acquaintance
town.
Fresh bread and cookies on sale
O. @. Wards.
Mrs. Maria Davis of Waterbul
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. G. T. Miles and Mrs. D. ]
Sawyer were in Montpelier on Satu
day.
A new line of fishing tackle ju
received at Wards.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. e. Williams
Providence, r. l.. are in town for SCI
eral weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. JUL,
Daniels.
e. H. Dana was in Montpelier FIR
day and in Waterbury Sunday.
Assistants to the third assistant pos
master general, Sands and Ennis, r
Gently made visit ON Postmast
Charles O. Ward?
Have you seen the new line Of men
neckwear at Wards.
The union Sunday school picnic tn
was to have been held Thursday
Chamberlain's, was postponed OWL
to the heavy rain. 1t is not know
just when it will be held, but mott
will appear in these columns as so,
as it is known. Through the courte