Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-07-12
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JUDGE CALVIN MORRILL, OF St. Johnsbury is
convalescent.
REv. john R. Cow has been installed as pastor
at Fairhaven.
Mrs EDWARD A. JEwErT OF Chicago is visiting
in Burlington.
DR. S. W. THAyER has returned from his west
ern tour in fine health.
JUDGE ASA o. Adds, OF the Alabama claims
commission is now in the state.
REV. WILLIAM ScoFIELp and wife of Williams
town have safely arrived in England.
HON. john GREGORY SMITH will deliver the
address at the coming fair in Burlington
PROFESSOR L. II. HIcLEY of Mddebury Col
lege has resigned and intends to go abroad.
HENRY r. DoRR, OF the staff OF the Springfield
Republican, is taking his vacation in Rutland
Mr.. A. J, DUDLEY, clerk OF the Ottawa Hotel,
Montreal, is visiting friends in Calais and vicinity
Miss IDA j. STANLEY, we'll known in musical
and social circles, has removed to Concord, N H.
Hon. WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs is passing few
days with his family in his summer retreat at
Windsor.
EX-GOVERNOR HILAND HALL OF Bennington Is
now eighty-sx years of age, and as vigorous as
many at forty.
REV MOSES P. PARMELEE with his family, has
sailed to resume labor as missionary at Trebizond
Turkey in Asia.
PROFESSOR II. A. p. ToRREY of the University
OF Vermont, and family, will spend the summer
in the Adrondacks.
REV. II. I. FULLER of st. Johnsbury Academy
has gone with his family to Nantucket to spend
the month OF July there
Hon. GEORGE F. EDMUNDs has presented
crayon portrait of himself to the Merchants Ma
tional Bank Of Burlington
Mrs KEITH wife OF Colonel Abijah Keith of
Chicago, is in town for few weeks stay, the
guest of Mrs. c. w. Willard.
NEAL Dow and A. A. Miner are among the
speakers engaged for the temperance camp-meet-
ing at Lyndonvile, August and g.
FRANK c. PARTRIDGE of Middlebury took the
highest honors in class Of sixty-five at the re-
cent commencement of Amherst College.
GENERAL JAMES NJ. WARNER, formerly colonel
Of the Eleventh Vermont, but now OF Albany, N
Y, is visiting his friends in Middlebury,
MIR. W. W. AINswoRTH and wife OF Calais left,
Monday, for Des Moines, Iowa, where he will fill
position in the high schools of that city.
JAMES FLAGG, graduate of Middlebury Col
lege and Andover Theological Seminary, is called
TO supply the Congregational church in Ryegate.
REV. j. II. HINcKs leaves with his family on
his vacation this week. Rev. II. E. Butler of
Jacksonville, Ill.,. will minister in his place next
Sabbath morning.
THE three married daughters of President
Hamln of Mddebury College are visiting him.
1t is the first occasion when his six daughters
| have been together under one roof
REV GEORGE B. STAFFORD has resigned the
pastorate OF the Third Congregational church OF
Burlington. He has been the pastor OF the church
| since its OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES than twenty years.
CAPTAIN ELMER d. ELLSWORTH, father Of the
martyred Colonel Ellsworth, has been placed on
the retired list Of the army. He was for several
years in charge Of the United States arsenal at
yergennes
Miss LOUISA HOWARD has sent to to the presi-
dent of the University of Vermont So, 600 for the
establishment of five scholarships. In the assign
ment of the scholarships Vermonters are to have
| the preference.
Mr. c. C. PRINGLE Of Charlotte has been COL
| lecting botanical specimens in Lower California,
| but ia now in Arizona. He cannot safely explore
| the country to any great distance on account of
hoo,;,o Indian.
| EDWARD W, DANFoRTH, a native OF Woodstock,
recently died in Boston. He had been employed
| in the Boston post-ofiice twenty-eight years, and
had for some years been the head of the news
paper department.
PROFESSOR T. W. D. WoBrHEN, at the request
Of over three hundred students of Dartmouth Col
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mathematics In thst college lie was formerly
principal of Woodstock High School.
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| man fortus paA'er' WAS PROMINENT aspraht ior
the position of surgeon-genera of the army but
,e,ains his nrasent nositon nj madcal nu,vavor
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Mr. VERNON W. HALBERT, formerly general
passenger agent of the Northern Transit Com
nanv has heen annointed eastern travelling apent
PaDy' r"' Dse" aPpO,"'e' ''''''." ""' "se"s
| OF the ftchDurgh railway company In pehali oil
| the old boys of the Vermont Brigade Band we
| conpratnlate vou Warn
| GOVERNOR FARNHAM and the other trustees of
| the reform school at Vergennes are making the
semi-annual examination They are accomnanied
| a., N. go N,o,,~,a w n D,,pat. r.. n
| ny " uoo'se N'eho's' W. H. D"p"s' rieu ~
| smith, Guy G, Noble, and their wits. After the
| examination thew will make A pleasure trim for A
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Hon w. II. II BINGHAM, while sitting on the
| porch of his house in Stowe, Sunday afternoon,
was suddenly seized with vertigo and fell from
MS char IN an unconscious condition Medical
remedies revived MN and he was quite comfort
able at last accounts, although ON Monday he
| sntere two additional attacks.
In N ann I..t.. L. ta1 .,
have found at Mount Vernon a hitherto unknown
head Of Lafayette by David danger 1t il
further stated that Mr.. Ward will make this head
the basis of his likeness Of the MARQUIS for the
statue which he il executing by the order of Mr.
Howard for the University Of Vermont
| MtpprpprRy CoItrnr has contar,ad tho toi
lowing degrees. NJ A inha II Aiian poc .v 'o,
barrett: d ID Henry M Iadd r ID r. Robhins.