The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-07-14
CHELSEA.

held here on Thursday has already
been printed. Ballots were had for
| one Senator and for sheriff. For
| Senator, Chester Dickey of Washing
ton had 80 votes, Guy A. Olough of
| Braintree 81, and there were scat
tering, thus giving Judge Dickey a
majority of one. For sheriff two
ballots were necessary: On the first,
| William II. Sprague of Brookfield had
80, William e. Worthley of Washing.
ton IS. Henry b. White of Topsham
| II, and George W. Downing of WASH
ington IL. Worthley's name was then
withdrawn, and on the second ballot
Sprague was nominated, receiving 40
votes to 16 for White and 10 for
| Downing. The convention was fol-
| lowed by a rally, at which Lieutenant
| Governor Stanton and Senator Dill.
ingham spoke most effectively. The
Chelsae band maintained its reputa.
| ton for excellent music.
| COL and Mrs. Charles X. Darling
of Boston are spending some time in
town, lodging at the hotel.
Vinton a. Corwin is at home from
Boston for two weeks vacation.
Flora M. Corwin came with him,
having finished successful year of
teaching in New Bedford. Mass She
intends to take a years rest before
resuming teaching
Misses Ethel and Dora Maya Das,
who came from their home in India
| with Rev. f. S. Hatch, came last
week to E. ID. Barnes, to remain for
the summer. They are daughters of
native officer of the British army,
and have come to America to finish
their education.
Mis-. f. j. Titus has gone to Clare
mont. N H., to be absent several
weeks. MIS-. w. H. Sanborn keeps
house for Mr.. Titus in her absence.
Lodisa Moore), widow of Daniel
Sargent, who died in Norwich, July
/. was native of Chelsea, having
been born in this town May Is, 1914.
She had lived in Norwich since 1918.
Our ball nine visited East Barre on
Saturday to play the Graniteville
nine. and were beaten by score Of
% to IL.
DR.. j. Euclid Fish of Melrose,
Mass, has joiued his family at DR..
S. N. Goss'. He and Mrs. Fish went
on Saturday TO Plainfield for a few
days.
Carol Hatch. student in Radcliffe
College, is visiting her uncle, W. S.
Hatch, for few weeks.
Sadie M. Eastman of East Barre is
spending the week at E. N. Baoon's.
Rev. j. L. r. Wyckoff, father OF
the Congregational pastor, occupied
his pulpit on Sunday morning.
Col. q. S. Emery and family are
spending some time at their cottage at
Lake Morey.
WASHINGTON.
A niece of Mrs. @. E. Stanley's, and
children are visiting her.
There are four visitors at 1. @. Ca
lef's.
Mark Carpenter is working for
Henry Downing.
There is to be "book" social at
school house hall Saturday evening
under the auspices of the Y. p o. U.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
Misses Jessie Stanton of Roxbury
and Ed and June Joslyn of Mortified
were guests of Bessie Mcdonald last
week.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell of Ran
dolph is visiting Mrs. Emma Taplin.
Christian Johannessen is now ready
to quench your thirst from his soda
fountain.
Miss Anna Poor of Williamstown
is guest of Miss Tia Downing.
Messrs. f. @. Huntington, George
Huntington, M. @. Chamberlain and
Forrest Huntington. with their
families, are camping at Fairlee.
WORCESTER.
Miss Hattie Curtis of Richmond is
Charles Curtis.
Miss Bernie M. Hunt of Montpe-
lier was The guest of Miss Lillian
Vail over Sunday.
l.. l.. Kent and wife of Mortified
and Arthur Poole and wife of Mont.
pelier were at M. P. Kent's ION Sun
day.
Vernon G. Hsyford of Woodbury.
and Miss Belle M. Merchant of Ell
more were married on July + by Rev.
P. H. Carpenter.
W. l.. Cummings of Boston was at
II. b. Hancock's over Sunday.
CORINTH.
Among the visitors in the place are
Mrs. Jennie b. Robe and daughter
at Mrs. @. M. Parkers. Mrs. Hattie
/. Miller, a native of Corinth. now
a teacher in the south, at J. O. Hast
ings', Mrs. Clyde Woodcock and
brother of Worcester, Mass, at Mrs
Rhoda Woodoock's, Harley Hanson
and wife at Mrs. A. p. Cookies, Mrs.
Eta Merrill and son at b. B. Scrib-
ner's.
Several from here attended the Re-
publican rally at Chelsea Thursday.
Carl Corliss has returned from his
visit to Tunbridge.
Miss Jennie Winch arrived home
Monday evening from Winchendon,
Mass, to remain for time with her
parents.
Children's Day was observed at the
Meadow church last Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Darling, nee Abigail
Eastman. was born in Corinth She
lived with and cared for her parents
until her marriage, after which Mr..
Darling purchased the farm upon