The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14

Dea. J. F. Emerson is quite ill
with the grip.
Isaac Morrill, has moved to McIn.
does.
Mrs. Henry Page is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George Rogers, at
Greensboro.
Mrs Fred Stocker is quite ill with
the grip.
There will be reception to Rev.
and Mrs. G. u. Gorse at the vestry on
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
April ID.
D. d. Hill is quite seriously ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Pickett
who have been spending the winter
here, have returned to Andover, N.
II.
CORINTH.
Rufus Hood and wife started for
Pasadena, CAL, April A.
Miss Lucy Morse, who has worked
at B. B. Scribner's for about year,
has gone away.
A. E. Kinney has had telephone
put into his house the past week.
Mrs E. f. Worthley is very sick,
also Mrs. George Edwards.
DR. Jewell of West Fairlee was in
town OH Tuesday TO see Samuel Dur
gin.
Alice Wilson, daughter of O. L.
Wilson, who with her sister, Lenora,
is attending school at Chelsea, has
been sick and not yet able to be moved
home.
Mrs. M. E. Lowell has been visiting
at M. U. Humphreys.
CHELSEA.
On Tuesday of last week the road
commissioners of the county held
their annual meeting here. Besides
the State commissioner, j. U. Sanford,
the commissi oners of Brookfield,
! Chelsea, Orange, Randolph, STAFFORD,
| Tunbridge, Vershire, Washington, and
Williamstown were present.
On Monday of last week John Smith
died at the town farm, at the age of
sixty. five. He had always been in
| firm in body and mind, and had been
| a town charge for some twenty i've
years Rev. Mr.. Wyckoff conducted
the funeral services on Wednesday,
Clarence M. Hook was here last
| week with 300 young trout from the
State fish hatchery at Roxbury, and
these were deposited in six different
brooks in town.
Miss Alice Smith of. Barre is at
Mrs. A. M. Whitney's in charge of
Mrs. W. Il. Shepard's branch millin-
erv establishment.
|
e. p Lincoln of Dighton, Mass. 4,
has been here for several days buying
cattle, staying at Orcutt Bixby's.
George M. Thompson has gone to
West Fairlee, where he expects to en-
ter store the first of May.
Harry N. Sanborn has begun a
seasons work at the hotel stables.
Harry A. Moody has gone to Will
and will soon move his family there.
Leonie M. Thorne has finished work
in j. A. r. Corwin's family, and her
place is taken by Mrs. Mary M.
Church.
P rentiss W. George went last week
to Waltham, Mass, where he is to
work in store.
Mrs. Frank Gilman is Seriously i'll,
but is thought now to be somewhat
better.
The annual meeting of the Chelsea
Entertainment Association, which was
called to meet on Monday of last
week, was adjourned to Saturday, at
which time the following officers
we're chosen: President, j. B. Bacon
vice. president, Rev. l.. N. Moody
secretary, j. M. ComstocA treasurer,
W. P. Townshend; executive com.
mittee. O. s. Emery, Rev. II. j.
| Wyckoff, II. X. Darling; auditors,
j. B. Bacon, O. e. Godfrey, E. d.
Barnes.
The intermediate, primary, and up
per village schools are to open next
Monday.
Mrs. Alice l.. Welcome. who has
spent the winter with her parents,
went on Saturday to join her hus.
band at South Royalton.
The Methodist people gave fare
we'll reception to Rev. and Mrs. W.
K. Allen at the town hall on Wednes
day evening of last week, which wal
largely attended, without regard tt
denominational lines. MIR. and Mrs
Allen leave for Ludlow the first Of
this week with the hearty good will
of all our townspeople.
b. II. Adams, Jr., left early las
week to begin his seasons work To-
the Deering Harvesting MACHINE 90.
but was taken sick with the grip, ant
returned home ON Thursday. He i
now improving.
Moses George of East Boston, Mass
and Mary J. George of Melrose
/. Mars arrived nj W Whitnavsa n,
Saturday, and will soon move into tn