Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-05-17
Personal.

Hon. TREVOR W. PARK has gone on a trip to
California
Mrs LEVI BOUTWELL,, all will regret to learn, is
very sick.
+. NJ ORvIs Of Manchester has arrived home
from Florida
A. c. AvERILL and wife are absent in Boston
visiting friends
DR.. L. G. PRIME and wife of Bristol start for
Scotland this week
Hon. DANIEL ROBERTS of Burlington regis
tered at the Pavilion ON Saturday.
BURNSIDE BAILEY is in town to-day. No one
can tell where he may be tomorrow.
PROFESSOR JOHN X. LORD of Dartmouth Col
lege was in town Friday and Saturday
JOHN B THURsToN and wife left yesterday for
Boston. They will return on Saturday.
Hon. LovELAND MuNsoN of Manchester has
been married to Mary Campbell of Boston.
CHARLES N. DAvENroRr's estate will pay
81 900 to the library association at Bratteboro.
| GENERAL GRANT promises to attend the SOL
diers' reunion at Burlington II nothing prevents.
john V. SPRAGUE OF East Brookfeld has COM
menced the study Of law in Heath & Carleton 3
office
| Mr.. +. r, FROST Of East Highgate has taken
the WATERMAN forty-six years without inter
ruption.
COLONEL C. II. JOYCE arrived in his home in
Rutland, Monday night, probably to look after his
| fences.
| SENATOR EDMUNDs has engaged summer quar-
tiers in Dublin, N H., near Monadnock mountain
| and lake.
Miss MARY DREW is in the millinery establish.
ment of George W. Jenney, not Jennings as we
had 1t last week.
REV. j. ID. BEEMAN, president Of the Methodist
Seminary, is in town. lie will board at the sem
mary clearinghouse.
Mrs. d. s. WHEATIEY has been engaged by
North church, St. Johnsbury, to sing soprano il
their quartette for the present
PRESTON Powers, the sculptor, Is spending
few days with friends in Dorchester, Mass. hav.
ing Just arrived from Liverpool
Hon. Horace MAYNARD, who has just died
was for time, while student in college,
teacher in the academy at Chester.
Mr. CHARLES MEISERrH, the accomplished
photographer formerly in Clifford's gallery here
is in town. from Cohoes, New York.
Mr.. p. NJ. BRIGHAM, formerly clerk at the Wei
den house, st. Adams, il now occupying his oil
position in the PEBBLE house, Portland.
J. A. RYDER, formerly OF Watermans orches
ira of Montpelier, has drawn back pension o
S4S6 %. He has been dangerously sick for tn
past year.
Hon. j. H. HASTINGS of Waitsfeld and wifi
started for Minneapolis the 10th, where they hav
2 two sons and daughter. They will renal
several weeks.
E REV w. A. REMELE, who left Middlebury for Sa
Francisco two three weeks since, has sailed 70
st. Paul's Island, Alaska, to spend a season /
pursuit Of health.
MIR. S B. WHITNEY, organist and director, wi
this season take long contemplated trip
, Europe, expecting to sail the present month an
e remain till autumn.
SERGEAST-AT- ARMS GEORGE W. HOOKER Is
be honored by the veterans of Londonderry, hi
native town, by naming their post OF the Gran
Army, Hooker Post.
Mr. d. EDGAR FRENCH and family, formerly
Barre but now OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin, were
= town last Saturday. They came east to visit oil
friends and relatives.
. They and Rev. J, d Beeman have reception
:, f. d. Putnans this evening under the auspices
= the Ladies' Aid Society
COLONEL KITrBIDGE HAsKINs, United Stat
y district attorney for Vermont and Hon. George |
n Blgeow, special agent Of the post-oflice depar
ment, were in town Thursday,
A REV. EDWARD r. FAIRBANKS OF the st. John
: bury South church sails to-day on the Cunal
= steamer Servia. lie will be accompanied by NJ
Ashton r. Willard and Miss Mary Willard
this village
10 RICHARD NEWTON has returned from Bosto
lie reports that he saw Fred Il, Grant, former
, band-master Of the Montpelier band Mr. Graz
/, has for a year or more been playing in the Bosto
- ThelteT orchestra
~ Hon RoDEmcK RICHARDSON, with his wife,
T. Boston, formerly one of our leading citizen
Is Lansing Mills, western freight agent OF the Co
m tral Vermont, Ex-Governor j. Gregory Smith