Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-06-07
Personal.

JUDGE CALVIN MORRILL, OF st. Johnsbury is
improving in health.
REV. G. B. WHEELER OF the Baptist church at
| Newport has resigned.
CHARLES W. PORTER, Esq returned from Troy,
| N. Y, last week Wednesday.
REV. H. A. ROGERS Of the Baptist church re-
turned last week Wednesday.
Hon TRENoR w. PARK was married last week
at San Francisco to Miss Emma Nchol.
WILLIAM DOWNING of St. Adams is matched to
wrestle johnson Of New York for $3.50 side.
ROBERT ALEXANDER has gone to reside with
his grandchildren in Algona, Kossuth county,
Iowa.
Ex-senator D. T. CoRBrN and family have
arrived at North Hero, where he has purchased
house.
COLONEL LIE GRAND B. CANNON and family
| have arrived at their summer residence in Bur-
lington.
| MRS B. F. FrFIELD accompanied by her
daughter Belle and her mother, left for Boston
| yesterday.
DR.. II. c. BRIGHAM has gone to Boston for a
few days. His wife has been visiting there for
some time.
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| town TO occupy for the summer their residence
the French place.
| REV. A. W. WILD, late OF Peacham but now of
st. Johnsbury, has received a unanimous call to
| preach in Charlotte.
MRS II. F. STEVENS of st. Adams has gone
west to visit her son, Hiram F. Stevens, late a
lawyer at that place.
MR.. S. B. WHITNEY, the well-known organist,
sailed for Europe last Saturday. He will be alb
| sent about three months.
| J. RAYMOND BRAcKETr has received the COM
| pliment of third election to the princpalship Of
| Montpelier Union Schosl.
| EDWARD w. THOMPSON left St. Albans Thurs
day morning to assume his summer duties for the
| Central Vermont railway.
| PLINY HATCH of the well-known banking
house Of Fisk e. Hatch, New York, was in Wood
stock last week visiting friends
MIR. AND Mrs. M. M. KELLOGG OF New York
city, who have spent portion Of each summer
here for many years, are at the Pavilion.
| Hon. FREDERICK BILLINGS and family returned
to his home in Woodstock last Thursday. They
were gladly welcomed by their townspeople.
| Hon. HENRY BALLARD, who has lately been
stopping in Chicago, has returned to his home in
Burlington with his health completely restored
| A. B. CoRLIss, who was principal Of school
in Montpelier in 1850, has been elected teacher of
public school at Trevose, Bucks county, Penn.
MIR. JOHN p HOWARD, Burlington's aged bene-
factor, is at the American House in that city He
| is in much better health than for some time past
| w. A. BRIGGS organist OF Bethany church,
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the piano at dramatic entertainment at the state
| school,
MINE HOST T. o. BAILEY OF the Pavilion, and
| his family returned from the west Saturday
They received hearty welcome from their many
friends
Hon. GEORGE F. PUTNAM, late Of Haverhill,
| N H. and well known throughout eastern Yer
mont, has located at Olathe, johnson county,
| Kansas.
GEORGE R. CHAPMAN OF Woodstock has been
elected president of the Windsor County Mutual
Fire Insurance company, in place of Philo Hatch,
deceased
| FRANK L. CALKINs, formerly Of Montpelier, but
recently of Burlington and Plattsburgh, has gone
| to Port Henry, New York, to open a general in
surance business at that place.
PRINCIPAL WILLIAM A. DEERING has resigned
his position as principal of Essex Classical Inst-
tute, and is engaged for private school about
| forty miles south Of Philadelphia.
FREDERICK MUssEy, formerly of Middlebury,
private secretary Of Governor Foster of Ohio,
lately married the youngest daughter of the gov
ernor, and they have sailed for Europe.
SUPERINTENDENT FUTvoYE Of the Northern
division Of the Central Vermont road, was the
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TRUMAN PITKIN brother Of General P. p. Pit
| kin. has been visiting him for the past week He
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out once before IN thirty years since ne went west
HENRY W. JOHNSON, for two years past prnci-
| nal NJ the Danville Academv. has ACCENTED the
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position OF mead teacher IN large school at
Bethel, Maine at annual salary of about 81 200
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out heaily every nay Ih iu eustoners OF the
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a' ms post again
SENATOR EDMUNDs and Judge Harlan OF the
United States supreme court are often seen on the
beach at Atlantic City, throwing clam shells with
al the ehthusiasih Vi schooi poys IN the CLASSIC
ga'ne vi uuoh-on-'no-ioeh
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decline the invitation 20 deliver the address be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Association Of the
University OF Vermont, next commencement, on
account OF prior engagements
GEORGE O. TYLER of Burlington grand com.
mander OF Knights Templar for Vermont, was in
town last week Wednesday on business connected
with the order and partook OF the Inequalities OF
several OF our prominent knights.
| Mrs. l.. A. STURTEvANT of Middlebuty, secre-
tary and state organizer of the W. 6, I. u. of
Vermont is to lecture at Jonesyille June 10th in
the evening" and at Huntington on the evening of
the 18th, the second Sunday In June
MISSES Luoy j. BRADSHAW and Josie Gill at
tended the gospel temperance Institute for Addi-
son county OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, held at Bridport last Wednesday and
Thursday and took prominent parts in the ex-
| ercses.
| IyNnoN SMrru of Norwicb n gradpata ~
Dartmouth College in The class of 1877 will IA
liver Tho saIntat6rv addro.s az tho nn,a, az CO.,,
mencement NJ the schoai ~ Law which H. con-
nacted with the Ifniversitv Of Canraatow,n ~
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