The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-09-19
Montpelier.
or repairs.

JOHN B. THURsToN is quite sick in Boston.
B. F. FIFIELD, ESQ.,, is in Boston this week
MRS. L. BART CROSS is visiting in Michigan
II. S. LOOMS has gone to Boston and
New York.
c. W. PORTER, ESQ has returned from his
southern trip.
MISS ETA RICHARDSON is assisting at Blan-
chard's studio.
BURNSIDE BAILEY leaves to-day for stay Of
several days in Boston.
FRANK NEwooMB will move into the Eliza
Guernsey house this week
c. H. Cross has painted the DR.. Brigham
house an aesthetic yellow
MRS E. C. SKINNER is expected back from
Michigan in week or two
MISS DORA WELLS left Monday to begin her
last year at Wellesley college.
MRS CHARLES A. SMITH has gone to New
Hampshire to visit her mother.
| O. D. ScRIBNER has moved into the Orrin
p;tkin house on upper Main street.
H. IT, HUrKiSs is a...... al .ho post-ofiice
during the absence Of Frank Cave
JOHN HARDIGAN has been licensed as an
auctioneer for Washington county.
REV, E. D. MASON and Rev. d. Z. Miller ex-
changed pulpits last Sunday morning.
MR.. ]. W. HosMER of Chicago has been Wis
iting with his sister, Mrs. S. L. Howe.
| MRS. EUNIcE SMITH and her daughter Lucy
have returned from Old Orchard Beach.
| DIR. JOHN WEST, the veterinary surgeon,
goes to Maine this week with his family.
GEORGE H. CoRB and family, od-time resi-
| dents of this section, are at the Pavilion.
FRED DIETER turned Nimrod last Friday and
brought home large crane as the result.
| SECRETARY OF STATE NICHOLS was in town
Thursday and gave the WATCHMAN a call.
WILLIAM HUNT fell from car at the juno.
tion last Thursday and split his knee pan.
| Mr. AND MRS F w. MORSE left Saturday
for Chicago to be absent two or three weeks.
| Mr. ALoNzo WEEKS Of the pension depart
ment is investigating the case OF Louisa Ladd.
A. A. MEAD received an order for a 81 500
diamond set, few days since, by postal card
Miss MARIE WILLARD has been confined tC
her home by slight illness during the past
week.
! Mr. JACOB SMITH and his son, Mr.. Guy
Smith Of Newton, Mass, are visiting friends
| in town.
MRS. GEORGE LANGDoN returned Saturday
much improved in health, and is at tht
| Pavilion
FRANK !. PITKIN has returned from muster
and hunting trip through the northern part O.
the state.
A PARTY of about fifteen leave for New Yorl
to-day, taking advantage of the excursion
rates offered.
SOME pleasure-seekers went up to Bea
Swamp last Wednesday, We wonder what II
bruin up there.
Mr. AND MRS C. +. BUswRLL and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Thomas Keegan went to St. Albans for {
visit last week.
d W. TEMPLE, of the firm of D. W. Temple
& Co., has gone to the New York market TO
their fall goods.
The oldest child, son, of Abial II, Humph
rey, died Saturday Of brain fever and wa
buried Monday.
HENRY GRAvELIN has returned from Ash
burnham, Mass, where he has been employed
in chair factory.
SOME ladies from New York, spending vsca
tion here, walked to Ben jamin's Falls and bacl
one day last week.
A. W. FERRIN is in Boston this week and hi
place at the savings bank is filled by his father
w. G. Ferrin, Esq.
A NEW band of five pieces has been organ
lied in town, with ii. w. Kempton as leade
and four others as followers.
ii. N. TAPLIN JR and j. T. Sabin went dowl
to Royalton Wednesday to look after the in
terests OF the Vermont Mutual.
TICKETS for Leavtt's minstrel show will b,
on sale at Phnney's Wednesday. Price, fft.
and thirty-6ve cents. All seats reserved.
rates at the coming state teachers meeting ar
requested to leave their names at this Office
L. f. GRAHAM has disinterred the remains o
his father and of a child that were buried il
Chelsea, and removed them to the cemetery il
this village.
A PICKED nine from this village will play
match game of base ball with the Waterbur.
nine on Seminary Hill next Saturday afternoon
at two o'clock.
The advantages Of having muscular sweet
heart were aptly illustrated a few evening
since when one was taking her sadly paraly ze
Phoebus home
THOMAS H. CAVE, foreman of the job depart
ment of the WATERMAN office, is spending
week in New York city, accompanied by hi
wife and son Frank.
ii. M. PIERCE has exchanged some wester
property for j. z. Knapp's house and lot Il
happy hollow. He will not occupy 1t himself
but will sell or rent.
Mr.. b. NJ. HUXLEY, the elocutionist, wi
give public reading at Capital Hall to-morro,
evening. Those who know about him spea
well of his entertainment.
CHARLES ]. HUBBARD has accepted a pos
tion In the presidents office at Harvard uni
versity and will return there next Monday