The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-15

and then go to their home in Phila.
delphia
Captain u. w. Dodge of Rutland,
Mass, has been visiting relatives in
Berlin and Montpelier the last ten
days.
Some of the visitors from out of the
State enjoyed fine corn roast and
| bonfire on the hill at G. Fl. Crandall' s
Saturday evening, with their young
people.
| Mr. and Mrs A. G. Crandall and
family, who have been spending their
summer vacation in town at their
parents, Dea. j. N. PERKINS,, and G..
II. Crandall's, return to their home
III Philadelphia this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Currier and
family of Arlington Heights returned
to their home Monday. Mrs. Currier
and children have been spending
very pleasant summer with parents
and friends in town.
The farmers in town are very busy
cutting their corn and filing their
| silos. A. E. Oovell has his silo filed.
A. Il. Uovell is putting steel
| bridge over, Pond brook near j. A.
Salinas. 1t is the lighter one of the
two prchased by the selectmen some
time ago.
M. L. Cheney is working at the
granite business in Barre.
Two hundred and eighty -four names
appear on the check list this year.
II. L. Hines, formerly of Berlin. is
the Representative. elect from Wolcott.
The annual migration from town of
our SIMMER visitors is taking place.
Ira Gray and wife and Fred Blanch-
ard and wife returned last Saturday
from a weeks visit in Boston.
The seleotmen have been petitioned
to discontinue a section of road near
the old Montpelier poor farm the case
| will be given hearing Sept. II.
For the convenience of tax payers
A. l.. Hewitt. town treasurer, viii be
at Brooks store, Montpelier, Satar-
days, Sept. II and "a; at q. w. Dodge's
Sept. 81; at Kimball's store Sept. 80;
| at West Berlin post office Oct. 1.
Taxes must be paid ON or before Oct.
| | to save discount.
CHELSEA.
| Egbert Ellsworth, youngest child of
| Mr.. and Mrs Elmer q. Reed, died OH
| Friday of cholera infantum, aged 2
| years, 6 months, and 81 days. The
funeral services were held on Sunday
| afternoon, Rev. W. M. Newton Off
chatting.
Miss Dora Maya Das, one Of the two
| young ladies from India who have
been spending the summer at E. u.
| Barnes, went last week to Mortified,
Mass, where she enters Mortified
| Seminary.
DIR. Mary B. Sherburne of Rutland,
| with her young child, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Burbank.
Mrs. james p Roberts of Lowell,
| Mass, is spending fortnight at G.
Il. Hatch's.
Mrs. Edward E. Towner of Boston
is visiting at @. S. Emery's.
Wallace p. Smith and Lucia and
Maud Mann, of Claremont, N. H.,
visited last week at d. A. Board
| ways.
Mrs. Laura j. Hazlitt is in Boston
| for three weeks visit.
Euuice d. Moulton is teaching in
Yershire.
Leona M. Thorne has gone to Ran
| dolph Center to resume her studies in
the normal school.
! Mrs. E. +. Peters and Mrs. e. B.
Dickinson have gone to Valleyfield,
Que, to visit sister.
Presiding Elder W. NJ. Newton
preached morning apd evening on
Sunday at the Methodist church.
The vote for Representative at town
meeting was as follows: H. K. OAR
ling 161, H. S. Fits Al, DIR. S. N.
Goss 80, scattering 3. The successful
candidate held a reception in the
town hall in the evening, which was
well attended. The governor vote was
Bell 2l3, Porter 80. Thus Chelsea con-
| tributed her full share toward the
| Republican majority.
Mamie e. Early is working in Stce-
| ford.
We congratulate our former towns
man, Edward A. Davis, on his election
as Representative from Bethel.
Mrs. E. G. CRANES, Miss Alice l..
| Cranes and Mrs. O. T.. CRANES of
| Cambridge, Mass, arrived at the hotel
on Saturday for their annual visit.
| Florence Taylor has gone to Barre
| to resume her studies in the Spaulding
| high school. Her sister, Nora, is de-
tanned at home for the present by her
mothers illness.
Harvey W. Spear and Mrs. Nellie H.
French were married last week lin
New Hampshire, it is said, and on
the return Saturday evening the band
paid them visit.
| G. l.. Stow has resigned the office
of school director. The selectmen
have not at this writing filled the
vacancy.
| WEST BRADFORD.
Mrs. Rob Weir and three children
of Penacook, N. H.. spent part of
last week at N. M. Merrill's.
Miss Elsie Thurston is at e. Worth
ley's in Corinth for few weeks.
Mrs. Ella Davis has moved to the
village where he has bought place.
John Lufkin,with his gasoline engine
is cutting and filling silos for O. e.
Thurston and A. p. Worthen.
MORETOWN.
Wells Palmer returned home from
Boston Tuesday morning of last week