The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-20
EAST CORINTH.

Mrs. George Taplin, who has been
spending the summer at Mrs John
Burgess, is very ILL., Her son, DR..
George Taplin, of Boston, came on
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Diokey has re-
turned from Montpelier.
Mrs, Carl Brock and Miss Bessie
Brock OF Newbury are visiting at Mrs.
M. o. Curriers'.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cook are spend.
ing short time in Boston
DR.. E. L. Smith of Bradford was
called to attend Mrs. Taplin on Mon
day.
Miss Frances Blaisdell, who has
been spending the summer in Iowa.
returned home on Monday.
DR.. W. r. Rowland was in New
York few DAYS last week
John Burgess was in South Ryegate
on Monday.
WORCESTER.
James Wilson recently lost one of
his work horses.
Clarence Conner went to Hanover.
N. H. last Friday.
G. W. Durham of Northfield and his
soon, Andrew Durham, OF New YORK
were visitors at II. ID. Wallis on Sun.
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Conner went TO
Passumpsic on Tuesday to attend the
wedding of their son, Milton Conner.
Dr. O. Earle Hunt and Misses Rer.
NICE ana Olarlbel Hunt of Montpelier
! were guests of their grandparents. Mr.
| and Mrs IhQnnnaU
Frank Taylor has bought the Emery
place.
CHELSEA.
Nj. Emma Hatch has returned from
! New York after a weeks absence
having decided not to remain longer
Tor medical treatment.
John Gokey of Northfeld has
bought DR.. Edwin Porter's farm on
the West Hill, and has moved there
george Bell, who has been living
there of late, having returned to
| Northfeld.
Ben A. Goodrich says he has not
retained to the farm permanently.
but will still be found at the old
stand in the village.
Our Representative, H. K. Darling.
was well remembered in the commit.
Tee appointments. being chairman of
the committee on corporations and
fourth on she Judiciary committee.
Letta E. Wilson of Winthrop.
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. r.
W. Laird
Mrs Emeline ]. Noyes is visiting in
Randolph.
Edward, son of Mrs Ruth Clifford.
WHO hVes IN Tunbridge near the
OF last week at the Mary Hitchcock
Hospital, Hanover, N. d., of lookiaw.
caused by blank cartridge which he
accidentally fired into his leg.
A son was born recentIv in Risbon
Gal, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred #. mon.
ley.
Mrs Kate J. Allen and her two
9pnlIureh visited her brother, Harry +.
Bryant, from Friday to Sunday. driv.
ing from her home in Barnard
Mrs Eta G. Harrington and child
are Vlsltlng Mrs. harrington mother,
Mrs. Janet d. CLARK.
Fred H. Folsom was here from
Sharon through last week.
The Misses Andrus have moved into
": H. Coriiss house, leaving +. l.
Whltney's house, into which the own.
er will soon move.
ID. A. Hutchinson is moving into
the Dudley Cabot house, which has
been unuccupied for several months.
Rev. H. j. Wyckoff was called to
Strafford on Friday. to oficiate at
the funeral of Mrs. Henry Cummings.
the wife of the Congregational pastor.
We regret to learn that the health
OF Rev. DR.. William II. Davis. an
honored native of Chelsea, is seriously
anected, and that he has been com.
PEELED to give up work for the pres.
emit His pulpit at Newton, Mass.
is being supplied by Rev. Franklin s.
Hatch, another son of Chelsea.
Flora M, Oorwin returned home ON
Saturday, but left for Burlington on
Monday to remain for time with her
sister, Nellie.
Charles Bowles, who has lived for
some years at G. W. Taplin's. went
last week to Fitchburg, Mass, where
ne Is TO work in a machine shop.
Carleton Tyler of Middlebury.
Conn, is visiting his uncle, Rev. Ii,
]. Wyckoff.