The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-08-29
Montpelier.

~ c. A. REED is expected from the West
tomorrow.
MRS. E. N. SoovnL has been visiting in
New Haven, Vt
EX-GOVERNOR SMITH and State Treasurer
Dubois were in town yesterday.
SPEAKER MARTIN and Inspector George H.
Bigelow were in town Saturday.
MRS c. w. WILLARD arrived home from her
western trip Wednesday morning.
REV. D. E MILLER preached at the North
field camp ground last Friday afternoon.
MISS EMILY EATON left yesterday for Can
ton, N. Y, where she is to attend school.
LLOYD CLARK, a son Of j. D. Clark has
come on from his home in Nebraska for visit
Miss CARRIE Cross will attend school at the
Bradford academy, Bradford, Mass, the COM
ing year.
THE excursion to Willsboro Point yesterday
attracted about eighty from here and forty-five
from Barre.
JAMES r LANGDoN has leased the Nicholas
block on the Berlin side and has warned out
the tenants.
A PARTY of fourteen, under the leadership of
F. W. Bancroft, went to Williamstown Springs
last Thursday.
OSCAR WEBSTER, former typo at the Free
man office, died Sunday night at his sister 8
home in Marshfield.
MANAGER ]. J. PRATT is trying to make ar
rapgements to run the new hall which is to
be fitted up at st. Albans.
f. W. BAILEY and family of Chicago made q
brief stay in town last week, coming Wednes-
day and returning Saturday.
THERE was a slight frost in various parts OF
the village Sunday night, but it was not suffi-
ciently heavy to do any damage.
SETH JONES and Frank Felt are at the Dog
River VALLEY fair ground in Nortbfield training
horses, having ten now under their care.
THE Union Mutual Fire Insurance company
OF this village has levied An assessment of three
and one-half per cent upon its premium notes
THE family of George Jacobs go to Boston
Monday of next week. where they will hereafter
| reside, having taken house at the Highlands
| ]. W. BROCK of this village was mentioned
as receiver of the st. Albans Trust Company
and the appointment would have been a good
| one.
A PARTY from this village went to Berlir
| Pond for a picnic last Thursday and, getting
caught in the rain, were pretty thoroughly
| drenched.
A PARTY consisting of Rev. j. II. Hincks ant
| his sister-in-law, Mrs. j. NJ Poland and Ed
ward L. Smith, visited Mount Hunger las
Thursday.
| Ex-Governor PAUL DILLINGHAM of Water
bury was in town Wednesday, looking as hale
and hearty as many man his junior by a
score OF years
JUDGE REDFIELD has been quite i'll for two
or three days, and 1t is doubtful II he will be
able to hold court in Orleans county next week
as he expected
REV. ii. +. HILL was at home last week t
attend the funeral of Mrs. c. A. Barnard anC
will return from his vacation so as TO officlat'
at Christ Church next Sunday
The Womans Christian Temperance Unioi
hold meeting at Trinity yestry this (Wednes
day afternoon at three o'clock, to choose del
egates to the annual convention at Wes
Randolph.
WALTER SCRIBNER of Haverhll, Massachu
sets, brother OF III. ii Scribner, who for TIVE
weeks has been spending his vacation in tow
visiting relatives and friends, returns to hi
home tomorrow.
CHARLES o. DAVIS Of Springfield Mass. lat
OF Montpelier, brought the remains of an in
fant son here yesterday, on his way to More
town for burial. Funeral services were hel,
by Rev. j. H. Hincks.
COMPANY ii propose to appear in the stree
tomorrow evening in their new uniforms,
everything is favorable. They start for tn
muster next Tuesday, and II they don't have
good time, 1t will not be their fault.
A PARTY of about twenty took ride fron
Waterbury to this village last Wednesday
stopping at the Pavilion for dinner. The boy
at the insurance office across the way advise
them, with full chorus, to keep in de mid
die oh de road
THE regular monthly temperance meetin
will be held in the vestry Of Trinity churc