Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-05-31
Personal.

forget the charm OF her music on Monday evening.
Personal.
Mrs. CARLOS BANCROFT has returned from
Washington
Mrs. GOULD has returned from her winters
soiourn in Boston.
Mrs. II. II. DEMING OF Newbury Is visiting her
friends in this village.
CAPTAIN OGDEN B. REED has left Burlington to
rejoin bis command in Montana.
F.M. HATCH OF East Berkshire is class orator
for 1882 at St Johnsbury Academy.
A. P. CHILDs will again start on the road with
a recognized Molly Stark" Company.
CONDUCTOR HALL has resumed his duties on
the Central Vermont after a two weeks sickness.
REV. j. B. SoUTHwoRTH, late principal Of the
Vermont Conference Seminary, is now in town on
business.
HIRAM A. HUsE of this village has been admitted
to practice in the United States circuit and dis
trict court.
REV. w. T. HERRIcK has just closed his abors
at West Charleston. He goes to Elizabethtown,
New York.
CAPTAIN DANIEL SELLISGHAM, a veteran of the
nino.,, uoora
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so"o W "oN,.o i0i MS meant" ""' VIII 10 "osen'
HENRY OvrATT has been appointed Official stem
ographer of Chittenden county court and will soon
remove to Burlington.
Lihu IhNANi. Wv hhNoh pAhsio" mas feturneu
WIN MS "iie irohh ms southern Trip 'aheh luz
the oeneh' Oh his "'ie hea''n'
HORACE ScRIBNER goes to New York next
mohuay 10 WISH ME- m"iiaih "e"u' WIN HAS
spent the winter at the faVilion'
MR. JOHN A. BARRETT, son of Judge James
Barrett, was lately married to Ann Sophia Rindge,
uausn'er vi Jon" h'nuBe vi O"'nor'use' MASS
GOVERNOR FARNHAM and wife were in Boston
last week Wednesday. They called upon Gov
ernor Long and afterwards visited the legislature.
THE late Almira Cummings of this town be-
queathed $1,000 to the Home for Destitute Chill
dren at Burlington and the money mas oeen PAID
over
H. A. H. KINGSLEY oil iiartland died recently at
the age oil elghty-one years, two months and ten
days, the same age to a day as his iather at MS
death'
SENATOR EDMuNDs Is still at Atlantic City
where his daughters heath Is improving lie
Will not resume his seat IN the senate at this
session.
MRS JOHN b. LANGpoN accompanied by her
son. Master James, leaves Tor New YORK city on
thursday to make visit OF rev weeks with
relatives
| CONVERSE
is with his family in Norwich. His health Is I'M
proving and he expects 10 return TO actiVe duties
IN the faIi'
MR.. CHARLES W. PORTER was called to Hart
lord last week Thursday to attend the funeral oil
his brothers child lie Will visit other places be-
fore his return.
JOHN H. MCCORMICK, once the assistant en-
gineer of the Burden Iron Works at South Shafts
| hprv 10 ono NJ tho usus,ectsn confped in
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| Hon. WILLIAM 7. HoRRoBIN, now of Cohoes
| Nav York bnt former,v a nrominent man in
| po.,.e 49,. ~a.a,a 80, ,la, - T.
| nehninstoh anu soha.or rum 'ia' couh'y' Is
financially embarrassed
| CoLoNFI A p. HOWE. formerly In command of
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o Wv a'o" VI '"o 0N'" W, 20 VI "'''o" '''' ''u
| Vermont Brigade was part, is in command at
Fort Adams Rhode Island.
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s. OonN o.ap1 u 'i"r''p'u' "A''%n u
| otearns Oh bethel, HERMAN " paVis OF WOOL
| stock and James Tierney OF Cavendish have been
| admitted In the Windsor conntv bar
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| Na"AN =" hiOh'Nnps'Ni " n"'Nooi "oous'ooh,
| where he worked in the offices OF the Standard
and the Age. recently died in Boston. where he
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was e"po'eu !" '"o 1i'''' ''''' o''o''
EX-GOVERNOR RYLAND FLETCHER has given
500 to the building fund OF the new Baptist
| churcb M Middahury and n globa and o,,,;na
~ ~, 1,,'- nN.i - 80
maps W the hieh schooi III iroc'ors'hle
Mrs. C. W. THOMPSON. wife of the Conprepa-
tiopal minister MT Danville has retnrned from
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O""''eeon, % VI ""oio en' nos ePon' 'he past
three months Tor the benefit OF her health.
n I Mopprrr station agent M Swantop for.
ma,iy 81 81 AIhans ana a gaii- tnoa,n shorief ~
FrantIin conntv was married last veal Wadnes-
day, at shefiington, p. @, to Miss Annie Ferry.
JUDGE REpFrLp returned last Friday from
stanstead' p o.. where he has been taking recre.
alton lie il now engaged in prenaring the onin.
| ION ~ tho snnreme cnnr3 in tha Ianad6p railyaad
case
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o. d nASus iS y. "n .ne New iork ooSsIee,
oeeh rhrie W aega .ne as .h auurtss
20 $3.50 sne $500 p y, sno
VI heiihon' SUBWAY e'enins vi commencement
"eeh'
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,anTIns at w, VII ,h ms aas y, a.
varjons ISantst o,aoniza,ions ras aro ,'o, NJ, at
anSaa bap.se o,san1a',ons ihey aie we'i AZ
s,atas an3 ,arIitosias iioi" ne"iiS II" 'n'
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AMONG the out-oi-town people who attended
me camilla urso concert were Professor W +
hocheleau, MIS- A. W. Edison, Miss Barker, Nils.
smith and MISS iyer OF the Randolph Norma
school, and Mrs Luke Parish OF that town, who
all registered at the Bishop Hotel.
, RKv. JOSEPH AYRRs, a Methodist minister who
preached at Middlebury good many years ago
and who now resides in Ohio and is in active min
sterial service there il said 10 be the only living