The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-02
CHELSE A.

Bertha w. Berry is doing homework
in the family of o s. Tracy of Tun-
bridge.
Mrs. II. J. Wyckoff and children
went last week to Hartford, Conn,
to be absent several weeks.
Mrs. @. l. Carpenter and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Church, have moved from
w. Z. Townsend's house into the tene-
mept in the Dana house lately ocou-
pied by Mrs. Philena Davis, who has
moved into the brick house across the
common.
Ida e. Lougee has gone to East
Randolph to do homework.
Frank E. Davis of Roxbury has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Louisa Olough.
Joseph Bennett has returned from
New Haven, Conn, to work in e. III.
Kennedy's carriage shop another sea-
son.
A Village Improvement Society was
formed last week with following Off
GERS: President. Q. P. Dickinson
vice president. e. u. Barnes: secre-
tary and treasurer, @. S. Emery; ex-
ecutive committee, Kew. III. j. Wyck-
off, II. H. Mattison, DR.. +. II. God
frey. All who contribute dollar to
ciety will take active members for in
crease of neatness in the village, the
commons and Jail Brook being the
first objective points.
John M. Atwood returned home last
week, to stay for some time, having
finished one of his regular trips from
Pittsburg to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos E. Bobonan of
Lowell. Mass. are at l.. H. Bohonan's
for tortnight's visit -
Miss Lena E Spalding of Barre has
accepted an invitation to return to her
former position as teacher here greatly
to the satisfaction of parents and pu-
| pills.
| Oren A. Burbank of Somerville,
Mass, has been visiting her parents
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Good rich
of Montpelier have been spending a
few days at DR.. A. B. Smiths.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert /. Skinner
and daughter of Barre have been Wis.
iting at A. l.. SINNERS.
Miss Emma L. Darling has again
come from Boston, and will probably
stay with her parents for some time.
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next Monday, Judge Rowell presiding.
A large crowd from this and ad-
| joining towns was in the village on
Memorial Day. In the town hall in
| the afternoon, Rev. L. N. Moody
offered prayer, recitations were given
by Blanche Hutchinson and Margaret
Comstock, and flag drill by COM
| paDy of children from the primary
school, following which came the adj
dress by DR.. E. e. Dean of Lebanon,
n. Fl The rain was hindrance to
the exercises in Highland cemetery
The Chelsea band furnished excellent
music.
A ball game is expected next Satur.
day between our Chelsea nine and the
nine of the Baraca club of Barr e.
CABOT.
Bert Ainsworth is quite sick with
humps
o. r. Collins was in town on bust
ness last Saturday.
Mrs. 4. l.. Knapp is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Peck are re.
joicing over the birth of daughter.
G. F. Harvey of Philadelphia made
a trip to his farm last Monday.
| D.. w. Fisher and wife visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O. Fisher
on Sunday.
Miss Leda Stevens of Barre was
with her sister, Mrs. L. W. Burbank,
a few days last week
Alapson Shepard and Bertha Swerd-
feger were i'll town on Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Phillips, former
teacher here, and Julia Blodgett, both
teaching in Graniteville, were in town
on Memorial Day.
Leon Cole and wife of Barre visited
his father last week.
Among those at home for Memorial
Day were: George Boyles, Earl
Rogers, Fred Davidson, Dean Batch
elder, Grace Morse.
Ned Bates was in town on Sunday
O. W. Preston and wife of Wolcott
are visiting at George Hoyt's for a
few days
George Reed has been giving Aubra
Nelson's hoIse fresh coat of paint.
Mrs. Kate L. Paige and Mrs. Ira
Reed took carriage drive to Gratis.
bury visiting relatives at tnat place
last week.
The first quarterly conference of the
| Methodist church will be held at the
yestry June at 2 p. m. Rev. j. o.
Sherburn will preside. He will also
preach Sunday morning.
Miss Pansy Smith is home for few
days.
Mis- +. e. Willard of Middlesex is
visiting at Walter Sprague's.
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George Kimball of hardwick was in
town last Monday.
Raymond Guild of Coventry was
in town on Sunday.
Robert Ingles and family of Barre
were guests of G. j. HAYES on Sun
day.
| Fred Oorliss. a former resident of
Cabot, spent Memorial with l.. Myers.
The Cabot base ball team defeated
the Hardwick Independents May so,
| by score of 6 to s. 1t was a sharp
game and the fielding and good work
of the pitchers made it very inter-
esting game.
| George English of Montpelier il Wis.