Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-07-26
Personal.

REV. A. W. WILD has accepted his call to Char
lotte
CONGRESSMAN CIRCUIT has returned to his post
at Washington.
Hon. ASA o. Adds and son are visiting at their
former home, st. Adams
SENATOR EDMUNps will remain at his home in
Burlington for the present
JUDGE BRADLEY of the United States Supreme
Court is, with his family, in Burlington
REV JoHN CowAN of Essex has returned from
a vacation with friends in Pennsylvania.
REV l.. o. BRAsTow of Burlington has gone
upon his summer vacation to the Adirondacks.
PROFESSOR G. II. PERKINS OF the University Of
Vermont has, with his family, gone to the White
Mountains.
CONGRESSMAN JOYCE has partially recovered
from his recent illness, and is able to be on the
streets again.
Ex-PosTMAsTER. GENERAL JEWELL Of Connec-
tcut is stopping for the summer at Congress Hall,
| Sheldon Springs
J. T. MCGOWAN of st. Adams has accepted the
position of manager Of the Pittsfeld Mass.
| EUe',ing Journal
| Mrs LUKE P. POLAND and her sister, Mrs,
Robinson Of St. Johnsbury, are stopping for a
few days in Waterville.
| DR. L. NJ. AND WILLARD f. NELSON OF Lowell,
Mass, have started on an extended bicycle trip to
Rutland and points beyond.
| PRESIDENT HAMLIS Of Middlebury College has
been undergoing an operation on his eyes at the
Fletcher Hospital in Burlington.
THE ordination and installation OF Rev. John
L. Sewall OF the First Congregational church In
Westminster took place on the 10Th
Hon GEORGE p MARSH of Burlington, fol
twenty years minister of the United States II
Italy, died in Vallambrosa last Monday.
MR.. WILLIAM II. STRONG, president OF th'
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railway, has beer
very sick but is now improving in health.
ARTHUR BRADFORD of Jericho will soon com
mence the publication OF four.column weekly
newspaper, to be styled the Chdtenden Reporter
Hon. A. B. THOMPSON, secretary Of state o
New Hampshire, has been spending few day
with his brother, j. c. Thompson of st, Johnsbury
W. W. BENJAMIN, a native of Bridport AM
lately principal Of Mount Pleasant Academy a
Sing Sing, N. Y, died on the 20th aged fifty-two
| IhoifNHoh o. ~ W lnt OIBhulhlt VIII
return from Europe in time to conduct the choi
festival to be held at Brattleboro early in Sep
TENDER.
THOMAS c. EARLY OF Leadyie, Colorado, VIII
was tried for the murder of Officer Samuel {
Townshend, formerly OF Wallingford, has bee
acquitted,
RUDOLPH GOLDSMITH Of Bennington has bee
I appointed a member OF the military band a
the soldiers home at Hampton, Virginia, and Ia
gone there.
H. II. Ross OF the Vermont Episcopal Institute
and family, will take a trip to the White Mour
tains, Massachusetts, etc They will be abSer
several weeks.
HON. FREDERICK BILLINGS OF Woodstock
named as one Of the corporators In bill now b.
fore congress for the incorporation OF the Mica
aguan canal company,
WESLEY W. PHELPS OF Middlebury, gradual
OF the Chandler department OF Dartmouth Co
lege in 1881, has been elected city engineer
Port Huron, Michigan.
DR.. GOLDSMITH OF Rutland has been elected a
n honorary member Of the New York PathOlOgic
4 | society, lie il the first Vermonter upon who
a the honor was ever conferred
Q GOVERNOR BINGHAM has recovered from h
0 ] late sickness and was In town last week Wedne