The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-06-13
Montpelier.

w. II. CARTER has been visiting in Bradford
MRS. II. II. DEMINo is visiting with friends
In Newbury
REV j: D. BEEMAN preached at East Burke
last Sunday.
TIM KELLEHER is sick at Mrs. Hibbard's
with slow fever
a stay Of week.
MRS. f. p JEwErT was in Boston last week,
returning Saturday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. c. d. MArHER have taken
rooms at the Pavilion.
Miss ANNETTE UPHAM has returned and will
spend the summer here.
The lawn in front of Mrs. Thomas Reeds
has been newly graveed
PROFESSOR H. NJ MORSE and family arrived
from Baltimore Thursday.
GEORGE HATHAWAY leaves for Chicago to-
day, where he has a situation.
REV. MR.. HTNcKs and Rev. Mr.. Mason ex-
changed pulpits on Sunday last
c. w. PORTER, Esq, has been in attendance
upon the Bennington county court.
MRS GEORGE LANGDoN will spend the sum-
mer away, starting about July 10th.
J. w. +. WAsHBURN is again happy father,
a son having been added to his family.
GEORGE GUERNSEY has taken the contract
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MONTPELIER is afflicted at present with an
un usual superfuity of the "sophomore 4"
insect
THERE will be no more evening meetings at
the church of the Messiah until the last of
September
WHAT seemed like miniature cylone visited
us Monday night but, so far as we can learn,
no damage was DONE
M. E. SMILE and John B. Thurston will
spend their vacation at Portland harbor, where
they have been for several seasons.
Mrs. WARREN EDGERLy, living on First
avenue, has had stroke of paralysis, from
which it is feared she will not recover.
CLARENCE WHITTIER has dressed one pair of
steers thirteen months old, fatted by Luther
Town, which weighed l, 10S pounds dressed.
REvs. G. S. SMITH, A. d. Barber and j. F.
| Stone and Hon. Joseph Poland are in attend
ance upon the Congregational Convention at
| Newport
| REV. D. E. MILLER will hold meetings this
| season, as formerly at the old church at East
| Montpelier Center, beginning next Sunday at
two p. NJ
SOME handsome granite monuments have
| been placed in position on the lots of A. G.
Brown and Morton Marvin at Green Mountain
| Cemetery.
| REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT got the most votes
as n good temperance mansat the flag sociable
| at the church of the Messiah last week, and SC
drew the flag
Miss HELEN WooLsoN and her cousin Miss
| Stella Farr of Littleton, n. H., are visiting al
| the home of their uncle, Dea Adna Brown, In
| Springfield, Vt.
REGULAR communication OF Aurora Lodge
No. %, +. A. M, will be held at Masonic
Hall ON Monday evening, June 18th, at half
| past seven o clock.
A PARTY of about a dozen from New Yorl
arrived here Sunday morning on their way t
| Woodbury.. Mine host, A. Ii. Holt, was OF
hand to convey them to their destination.
I. j. DEAvlTT has bought the house on Ter
race street formerly owned by j. B. Thurston
Ira Washburn, its recent occupant, has moved
into the Newcomb house on Middlesex street.
THE residence of j. Q Adams, by the "Riv
erslde,' has received Il new coat of paint, of ,
different shade from the old, and the same i
acknowledged the greatest improvement of tn
age.
A MEETING for the purpose OF organizing
| Young Mems Christian Association in Mont
pelier will be held at the vestry of the Baptis
church on Sunday afternoon next at tiv,
o'clock.
| b. NJ HUXLEY, instructor in elocution at TIL
Methodist Seminary, will give Rotations from
| popular authors in Chapel hail. Seminary hill
this Wednesday, evening. Admission twenty
five cents.
CONDUCTOR MCALLIsTER and his companion
L. w. Clark, went to Waterbury Friday nigh
and remained until Monday This is the frs
time MIR. McAllister has ventured away to stol
since the accident.
THE first of Forepaugh's advertising car
came to town last Thursday in charge of Mr.
Charles Reed. Charles II. Day, the popula
press agent, gave us profitable call and w
enjoyed a pleasant chat with him.