The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-09

A Mr. Trombly is moving into a
tenement of Mr.. SINNERS on Maple
street. He has recently returned from
California.
The first team went TO Lowell Sat.
urday and played, coming home vic
torious 10 to T.
CHELSEA.
w. O. Goodwin has gone to Mont
pelier to work as carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Davis arrived
last week from Boston, and will re-
main here for some two weeks before
going 20 the White Mountains.
f. A. Ordwey came last week from
Aberdeen, n. O., and will remain at
this place here through the summer.
Charles H. Davis of Astoria, Ore
gon, is on a visit to his father, Chest
er M. Davis, and expects not to return
to the west, but to occupy farm
which he owns in Washington.
Mrs. F. j. Titus is visiting in
Claremont, N. II.
Myron A. Little is at home on a
two weeks vacation from his work
in Barre.
Donald l.. Comstock was at home
from St. Johnsbury over Sunday to
attend the funeral of his aunt.
Frank e. Bixby has bought the
Barre stage line of ID. G. Ado ms, and
began to drive on Monday.
Mrs. Lucy @. Farnham, who has
been some weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. r. X. Abbott, returned on Mon
day to Lynn, Mass.
DR.. f. H. Godfrey gave an address
on "The Microscope in Medicine, -
before the annual meeting OF Ver-
mont Eclectic Medical Society in
Montpelier last week, and was chosen
president of the society for the en-
suing year.
Willis Scales OF Brattleboro, former
pound keeper OF this town, is here for
few days.
Lena E. Spalding of Barre is in
town for some weeks.
Miss Honora DeBusk, missionary
teacher in New Mexico, is to speak at
the Congregational church on Thurs
day evening.
Rev. H. j. Wyckoff, Mrs. W. P.
Townsend, Mrs. O. A. Densmore,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Oomstock, ard
Harold ID. Comstock attended the
county conference Of Congregational
churches at North Thetford' last
week.
Minnie Lucy Dearborn, second
daughter of Dea. Franklin and Sylvia
Dearborn, died on Friday of heart
disease in the house in which she was
horn August 90, 1869. Frail of body
from childhood and at times an acute
sufferer, she had unsuual mental gifts,
and her courage and resolution en-
abled her to accomplish much that was
apparently beyond her strength. AS a
member of the Congregational church,
she was deeply interested in it's activl-
les, though her feeble health largely
prevented her participation in them.
At the funeral service which was held
at her home on Sunday afternoon, her
pastor, Mr.. Wyckoff, paid just and
BEAUTIFUL tribute to her character
The game of base ball between the
Chelsea nine and the Barracks of Barre,
which was played here last Saturday,
was the best game played here for a
long time. The Barre boys were sue.
cessful, the score being to 8.
Children's Day will be observed al
the village churches next Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l. Hood, and Miss
Wilder. a sister of Mrs. Hood, came
from Lowell, Mass, on Saturday tC
spend few days at W. f. Hoods
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick III. Oorsel
of Boston are visiting at B. f. Smith s,
Mr.. Oorser being policeman In thai
city.
THETFORD.
The German Medicine Company hal
been selling medicine and holding en-
tertsinment in the Academy hall fol
the past week.
Will Welch is spending few week.
with his mother.
Susie Sawyer has gone to Yves
Lebanon to work for Mrs. Harding.
Chaunoey Moulton and wife have
returned to their home at Hadley
Mass.
Miss Jess Fowler of New Jersey, {
former resident at Thetford, is yer,
sick with no hopes of Ler recovery.
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