The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-06-20
Montpelier.

FRANK OwLER has gone to work at the cab
shop again.
Mr.. AND Mrs. E. F. KENDALL have been WIS.,
iting at Bellows Falls.
FRANK o. FIELD and wife Of Sewickley, Pa,
are visiting at Hon. f. p. Walton's.
JOHN B. DORIS Inter. Ocean circus will oc-
cupy the attention Of Montpelier next Friday.
MRS. d. S. WHEATLRY and her son Ned are
visiting friends at Grafton and Bellows Falls.
THERE will be floral Sunday-school concert
at the church of the Messiah next Sunday
evening
MISSES RUTH JEwETT and Fannie Fiield
have returned from their schools and will spend
vacation at home
THE Young women's Christian Temperance
Union had a tea party at Miss Carrie Wits
Friday evening.
COUNTY CLERK SMILE has ordered a new
writing machine and sold his old one to John
II. Senter of Warren.
REV j. EDWARD WRIGHT will deliver the
address at Lewis College commencement at
Mortified tomorrow.
w. E. ADAMS will add new barn to his
stand Of buildings, and William Goodwin will
have charge Of the work.
THE late Nahum Peck of Hinesburgh was
raised and educated in Montpelier, where he
was admitted to the bar.
Mrs. w. A. BRIGGS is engaged to sing TO-
night at a concert at st. Johnsbury, and next
Monday evening at Barre.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. j. HOWE, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Poland and ]. c. Emery attended the conven-
ton at Newport last week.
THE Lane Manufacturing Company will shut
down Friday and Saturday of this week ia
order to complete taking their invoice.
MISSES ANGIE c. WING and Clara B. Dewey,
neces of Hon. +. P. Walton, sailed from New
York last Saturday for tour in Europe.
| THERE is to be meeting of the Woman's
! Christian Temperance Union at Trinity parcrs
this Wednesday, afternoon at three clock.
THE cab shop will shut down the first OF July
for two weeks. new hume is to be put in
come inside repairs made and an invoice taken
Mr. ELMER WoRTHEN, for the last year at
work in drug store at Bethel ia now clerk
| ing at F. H. Bascom's in place of Rollin Fill
son, who is laid up by feon.
AMONG those who attended the masonic
gathering at Burlington we're George W. Wing
Collins Blakeley T. c. Phnney, Thomas H.
Cave, Frank H. Bascom, and ]. W. F. WASH
burn.
COMMISSIONERS J. NJ. TYLER, W. Il. Walker,
and G. B Eddy were in town last Thursday
and took trim over the Montpelier & Wells
River railroad in connection with the officers of
| the road.
REV. HOMER WHITE OF Randolph offciated at
| Christ church Sunday in exchange with Rev.
H. F. Hill who also preached the baccalaureate
sermon before the students of the Randolph
normal school.
j. w. BROCK returned from his ten days.
fishing trip Friday. The party caught 2 2,459
trout weighing in the aggregate ], $50 pounds.
Several Of the speckled beauties weighed over
four pounds each.
VERY excellent literary entertainment was
given by Professor B NJ. Huxley in the SEM
mary chapel last Wednesday evening. A
similar entertainment will be given at Capital
Hall, Thursday evening.
MARTIN PEMBROKE very likely young lad
who has lived at John B. Thurstons for the
past year and attended school at the Union
school, died quite suddenly yesterday morning.
He was at work only last Thursday.
GENERAL LAFAYETTE was not entertained at
the Caldwell house, AZ the Messenger says, but
at the old Pavilion. President Mnnroe
tertained at the Caldwell house, and Prince Ed
ward, the father of Queen Victoria by Colonel
Jacob Davis.
JOHN A. RYDER formerly member of
Waterman's orchestra, died at Leominster,
Mass, on the 9th inst. He was member of
the Eighth Vermont regiment and was wounded
at Port Hudson, carrying the ball in his limb
until his death.
EDWARD SULLIVAN, James Mulaly and Gil
bert Paro were brought before Justice Clark
Monday, on complaint of Rufus NJ. Pray for
disturbing the peace at North Montpelier last
Thursday evening. Sullivan and Mullaly were
each fined S15 and costs which they paid, and
Paro was discharged.
THE graduating exercises of the Union school
will occur next week The graduates and the
subjects of their discourses are: Edward
, F. Bakely, Impulses Of Society" Louie A.
Clarke, Ferns" Emily L; Eaton, The
Niebelungen Lied" Mary L. Freeman, Econ
omy Of Mind" Evelyn S. Lease, Public Ii
braries"
A SPECIAL communication OF Aurora Lodge,
No. %, Free and Accepted Masons, will be
held at their hall on Saturday evening, June
90, at eight o'clock for the purpose of perfect
. ing arrangements for the attendance OF the
lodge at the exercises in Burlington next Tues
day. 1t is hoped that large gathering of the
, brethren will be had on this occasion. Be on
hand promptly at eight o'clock.
A MEETING was held Sunday afternoon in
the vestry of the Baptist church to see about
: organizing Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion, A. J. Howe presiding. A committee was
: appointed to revise the draft OF bylaws pre-
sented and to nominate officers. A second
meeting will be held next Sunday afternoon at
five o clock in Bethany chapel when it is ex-
Q pected that permanent organization will be
effected.
JEFFERSON BRUCE was repairing the brake
on one of II. A. Hancock's work wagons Mon
: day and climbed upon the seat to try it when
the horses were frightened by dog and ran
away. They were eating at the time, their
: headstas being removed so that Bruce could
o not control them by the reins. He was thrown
from the seat and the wheels passed over his
ANGLES but fortunately no bones were broken,
: although he was badly bruised.
Q MKT Tuesday evening, at seven oclock, the
s Union school will give an entertainment for the
benefit OF the school library. Every grade will
take part in song or recitatons, The following
a Ia the programme: Song, "Wake up, Little
l. Daisy" Sadie Wing, Lewie Hathaway, Lille
:, Stowell and Wilbur Lowe; 1.-THE Gift OF Trite-
mus," Henry Farwel; Luck" Mabel Good
win: "The Moon Children" Nellie HYDE
J. "The Match Girl" Nora Bailey song, Sing
away, We Joyous Birds; - "The Village Black
d smith" Eddie Dudley Seed and Harvest,
= May Russ Song Of Seven" James Melon
aid; "Appleseed John" Sadie Wing; Motion
song, "Wintry Storms" " "Greyport Legend, u
d Clara Mead; "Wreck Of the Hesperus," Emma
r. Cutler; "Daybreak," Florence Glynn song
A "Touch not the Cup" Maggie Nee and Willie
y, a, Smith. All the Young people, and the old too
q are invited to attend. Admittance ten cents
GENERAL CROOK has returned safely to Ari-
:, zona, bringing in over two hundred prisoners
u 1t is understood that he intends to recross the
N Mexican border and endeavor TO capture the