The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-06-13
Personal.

j. G. EDDY, Esq, of Brattleboro, has been
very seriously i'll.
MAYOR EDISON Of New York city has been
spending few days at Chester, Vt.
S. H. WATERS has been elected principal Of
Lyndon Academy for another year.
WILLIAM D. HARTMAN native of Peacham,
has been elected mayor of Ann Arbor, Mich.
PRINCIPAL FARwELL of the Black River
Academy, Ludlow, has resigned to accept a po-
sition in Providence, R. !.
E. H. THoRp, Esq, editor of the Middebury
Register, was married last week Tuesday to
Miss Brownell of Williston.
A. n. WHEELocK, AM, formerly principal
of Barre Academy, will address the graduating
class of that school this evening.
A. w. TEwKsBURY, an old and respected
citizen of West Randolph, has been quite ill,
but is now hoped to be recovering
FRED c. CAMP, long connected with the
American Hotel, Burlington, has become chief
clerk of the Bates House, Rutland.
A. A. PRATT of East Montpelier, formerly of
Berlin, has receiveda pension of $50 per month
with arrears amounting to 81 1927.
A. E. Rankin, for many years clerk of the
Caledonia county court, will resign at the close
of this term and remove to Cambridge, Mass
o. H. Young Of East st. Johnsbury, eighty
years old, has mother living, whose one hun
dredth birthday will occur in September next
HENRY L. PRESTON formerly of the Troy
Press office, has made arrangements for be-
coming business manager Of the Bennington
Banner.
! JUDGE CROSBY MILLER and Mrs. Miller of
| Pomfret, have been visiting their son. Lieuten.
ant c. p. Miller, U. S. A., at Fort Preble, Port
land, Me.
/ WILLIAM w. JACKSON Jr., has been lectur-
ing on 1.-The law of divine increase" at
Wrights Mills, Putnamsvile, Worcester and
Woodbury..
! f. J. McWAIN Esq, of West Randolph was
thrown from a carriage Decoration day, and
had both bones of his right leg broken Just be-
low the knee.
L. D. WHIrTEMoRE, formerly assistant in
Barre academy, who has been teaching at Hia-
watha, Kansas, has returned to Mortified to
spend the summer
REV. F. j. PARRY, pastor of the First Baptist
church at Burlington, will deliver the address
at the coming commencement of the medical
department of the university.
Mr.. AND Mrs. EMMoNs RAYMOND of Cam
bridge Mass, celebrated their golden wedding
Monday, June 4th. Mr.. Raymond is presi-
dent OF the Passumpsic railroad.
GENERAL J. G. MCCULLoUGH, president of
the Panama railroad has rat n cd m
Bennington for the summer and occupies the
family residence of the late t. w. Park
REV. CHURCH TABOR has concluded to re-
main in Vermont and not go West, and has
gone back to Rchford and will ofiicate as pas
tor of the Methodist church for the year to
come.
JOHN A. ARTHUR of Burlington, Jerry f.
Dickerman of Newport and John f. Richardson
of st. Adams, have been appointed as the local
board Of examiners for the custom house at
Burlington.
w. p. MANLEY, superintendent of the Bur-
lington, st, Adams and Rutland telephone ex-
changes, having resigned George d. Sherwin
local manager in Burlington, has been APP
pointed to succeed him.
W. A. RICE formerly superintendent of the
state prison, has concluded to locate in Clyde
Kansas, instead Of Scandal as he intended
when he left Windsor and is to enter upon the
banking business at once.
JAMES FISK Tor quarter OF century well
known TO Vermonters, and indeed a large por-
ton Of the people of New England, died Mon
day, June 4th, at the residence of his son-in-
law, Colonel G. W. Hooker of Brattleboro.
REV. w. ], JOHNSON of Waterbury and
George A. Wattles, Esq, of Bennington, have
returned from Chicago, where they attended
the session OF the Right Worthy Grand Lodge,
Independent Order of Good Templars. They
were representatives Of Vermont grand lodge,
MAJOR VALENTINE of the Bennington Battle
Monument Association, has received letter
from j. w. Wallace, one of the executors of
the estate of Thomas Allen, late Of St. Louis,
stating that MIR. Aliens will bequeathes five
hundred dollars to the monument fund
Miss ELIDA V. BOUTWELL,, only remaining
daughter OF Rev. o. NJ. Boutwell, Of the Yer
mont Methodist conference, and recently of
Swanton, died of consumption, May Goth, at
the residence Of her uncle, Francis A. Minship,
in Essex, N. Y. Miss Boutwell, was we'll
known and much esteemed in Mortified and
other towns where her father has preached.
WITHOUT pretending To gvean editorial opin-
ion OF a remedy Of which we know nothing per-
sonally, we desire to ask those Of our readers
who are afflicted with scrofula or other diseases
OF the blood, TO examine and test the claims OF