The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-10-10
Montpelier.
Jon. Z. P. WALTON is ont again.

nON II. L. w ALTON Ii out again.
Miss JOSIE GILL is visiting in Boston.
MISS EULIE EATON has gone to Newport vt.
MIR. AND MRS. s. L. HOWE have gone to
Chicago
GEORGE w. WILDER went to Boston Mon
day night
BURNSIDE BAILEY is again studying with C.
w. Porter.
ELwIN PUTNEY has returned to the employ
OF j. q. Adams.
HOMER HEAToN, ESQ.,, has so far recovered
as to be out again.
PROFESSOR B. M. HUXLEY left yesterday for
Waterbury, Conn.
REV. EDWARD A. BISHOP officiated at Beth
any church Sunday.
MRS. CHARLES PERRIN has gone to Boston
for couple OF weeks.
c. II. STEVENS, of Boston, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. d. l.. Fuller.
DR. C. M SoRIBNER returned from Mime.
apolis, Mimi, last Saturday.
|. L. ROBBINS, foreman of the WArCHMAN
press room, has gone to Boston.
Mr.. AND Mrs. W. A. BRIGGS returned from
their southern trip Sunday morning.
Miss Eta THOMPSON of the WATCHMAN
force, is visiting at her home in Waitstield
Miss EMMA LADD went to Springfield Mass,
Monday to attend the marriage of her brother.
ADAMS, the clothier, let's his light shine
through those elegant plate glass show windows.
WHILE Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wheatley are in
Boston, A. j. Howe takes his place behind the
counter.
WE were glad to see George Hathaway ont
again last Saturday, but feared he was pre-
sumptuous
Miss EMMA LADD and Miss Minnie Keller
nave secured positions in Boston where they
will go soon.
THE new signs of II. A. Cleveland and Nor
rlson Co., are very neat They are the work
OF ID. A. Guptil
MR.. CHARLES w. LEARNED has gone to Man
chester, N. H., where he has a position in a
telegraph Office
The anniversary Of the marriage of :" one of
tne tI Doys was appropriately remembered last
Wednesday evening.
Miss MAGGIE HARRIS has returned from
trip through New York and New Jersey having
been absent three weeks.
MIR, AND Mrs. HARRY WooLsoN OF Boston.
were in town over Sunday, attending the fun.
eral OF Mrs. Woolson's father.
DAvY CROCKETT at Capital Hall tomorrow.
Thursday, night. Admission fifty cents. Re-
served seats seventy-fve cents.
Z. M. CUsHMAN, who has been at Centre
Harbor, N. H., during the past season, exercs-
ing his clarionet, returned last Friday
WILL HERRIcK and Jed Camp went up to
tne Lake Saturday morning and exei csed MIR.
HerIicks steam yacht, the Hattie B."
The committee of the Capital Guard have
Deen instructed to purchase the Ransom Guard
mentioned last week, for Sl37.
y; +. WATERMAN has closed his store on
MAN street. Ii is quite certain that the rooms
ne mas vacated will not be rented for saloon.
D. ID. STILES OF Boston will deliver a free
lecture ON Splritualisn in Berlin town hall next
sunday at half-past two, p. NJ. All are invited
REV ii. +. HILLS eldest daughter Maria,
has been suffering with scarlet fever and the
Younger daughter with hard cold Both are
better.
MRS. GEORGE w. VINToN OF Burlington.
Iowa, made her niece, Mrs. c. A. Best, a visit
ast week. Mrs. Vinton was accompanied by
"A REGULAR communication OF Aurora Lodge
NO: ~, +. Il A. NJ, will be held at Masonic
nall on Monday evening" October 10th, at
seven clock.
MISS SARAH SLADE occupies the j. p Dopo-
van store, having purchased the stock of toys,
slc. MT Donovan, however, still keeps his
headquarters there.
AT the morning service in the Unitarian
,hnrch last Sunday q little daughter of the
pastor, Kew. j. Edward Wright, was dedicated |
20 the service of the Lord.
HON. JOSEPH POLAND and wife 90 to Con.
;ord, N. II. tomorrow to attend the trienpial |
neeting OF the national Congregational council |
% which Mr.. Poland is delegate.
lHE roar OF the skating rink Is heard no |
more The hall In HubbaId's block was not |
good place for the rink, on account of the !
oughness OF the floor and its unsymmetrical pro-