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

Fl. E. SLAYToN has added boy to his stock
in trade.
THREE deaths occurred in this village on
Thursday.
MRS. D. w. TEMPLE has returned from the
White Mountains.
E. w. BAILEY & Co. are putting a new
hume into their mill.
JOEL FOSTER goes to Plainfield Friday as
commissioner on road case
JOHN w. PECK has sold his colt to Ports
mouth. N. H., party for 5000.
NONE of Bradley Barlow's paper is held by
either of the banks in this village.
Mrs. JOHN B. THURsToN has returned from
her stay at Beachmont, on the Massachusetts
coast.
Miss ALICE RAYMOND Of Somerville, Mass,
has been visiting with her friend, Miss Kittie
Bailey
THE members of Company II, were paid
Monday night for their services in the Ely
campaign.
W. II. CLARK has sold his house on Semin-
ary avenue, now occupied by M. Ford, to the
widow Osborn.
Hon. AND MRS. j. A. PAGE took drive over
into New Hampshire last week, spending Sun
day at Haverhill.
Mr.. AND Mrs. C. A. BARNARD start for the
Adirondacks to-day for the benefit of Mrs.
Barnard's health.
JEROME PRATT and family started yesterday
for Highgate Springs where they will spend a
few days in camp.
MRS HARRIET n. WING and a granddaugh-
ter, of Glen's Falls, n. Y, are visiting Hon. L.
p. Walton and wife.
| Mrs. MERRILL and daughter of Washington,
| d. c., who have been visiting with Mrs. l.. w.
| Shedd, have returned home.
REMEMBER the excursion to the Weirs next
| Cotn ,Inx, thn na1ia A, Nn11
railroad. 1t will pay you to go.
Hon AND MRS. f. H. POWELL were in town
last week and Mrs. Powell remained over Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Reed
F. II. PUFFER, special agent for the National
| Life Insurance company who has been in the
| Boston office for some weeks, is in town for a
short stay.
S. C. WooLsoN has generously offered TO
furnish with tickets any of his employees who
may wish to go on the excursion to the Weirs
next Saturday.
ABOUT dozen members of Brooks Post, G.
A R., went to Barre last Saturday to see about
organizing post at that place. The outlook
is encouraging.
DIR. f. P. BAILEY of this village, who COM
pleted his medical course last spring. is now
connected with the Colored Home and hospital
in New York city.
A PARTY consisting of S. Woods and son,
|
Pond Monday on fishing trip, expecting to be
gone several days.
Miss MARY REID will come on from the
West in the course of week or two for shori
visit here and will attend school the coming
year at Northampton.
A LARGE party went to Camp Watson for thu
season last Wednesday. number of invited
guests, including W. A. Stowel and +. w
Morse, spent Sunday there.
| trin 10 oil or hox, no
Burlington, last Thursday. Mrs. Vail started
yesterday on two weeks vacation a part o.
which will be spent in Calais.
LET the voters of both sexes be on hand a
the school meeting tonight and elect such {
committee as the majority of the district de
} sire to have charge of school affairs.
A REGULAR communication of Aurora Lodge
No, %, Free and Accepted Masons, will b'
held at the masonic hall, on Monday evening
August l3, at half-past seven o clock.
PRINCIPAL +. A. BISHOP of the Methods
: seminary has returned from stay of severa
weeks on the New Jersey coast and will nov
remain here to attend to the business Of thu
school,
If anybody has picked up parcel contain
ing pair of silver ear rings, daisy pattern
} and crayat pin with an alligator tooth bangle
? the owner would be pleased TO have them lef
at The WATCHMAN office.
a A PAPER is being circulated for the purpos
OF raising $3.50 with which to buy fatigue uni
forms and helmets for the members of Com
pany ii. They propose TO make as good al
appearance as any one at ST. Johnsbury.
/, PETITION numerously signed by the tax
, payers has been presented TO the bailiifs asking
them to take the necessary measures to clea
out the Worcester branch, so called. Actiol
was to be taken on the petition last evening.
The power Of the press has received another
marked illustration. Our note ON the Sunda,
Ifad In wi
a copy with compliments of the ronte agents.
We make our Acknowledgements and wlsl
them much success.
j HENRY BIGGs has sold his house through
the arch to C. ii. Cross for $3.50 more than h