The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-06-25
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Friday; and I. j. Mellen at his home on the
"Berlin side" on Sunday.
MRs SAyurr. Wr11s ia in Wellesley. Mass.
in attendance mon the commencement exer.
cises of the college, from which her daughter,
Miss Dora, is graduate this year.
Ir Ia nrobab,e that there will be n Sunday
school nicnic from thi. place to Willsboro |
Point Fsaex conntv N v about Julv 1b Int |
the matter Is not yet definitely decided. |
M,ss urrpN M RrvNor.Ds a former pre-
centress of Washington County Grammar |
School. ia now in charge of a training school |
connected with the hospital at Orange, N. ].
Mps sAprr (MuIsl MILES. n former en-
ploye of THE WAToHMAN office, left town on
Friday last to ioip her husband in Chicopee
Fails Mass. where he il engaged in business.
Au,pn Iool,no oho,ootor ,ves on ,bo .troot
late Monday evening, claiming that he had
been drugged and robbed of his money and a
ticket to Montreal, but his story was not cred
tied.
cu>,v,,, p,ru,v IT A ursa ceoroa
w. Wing. George G. Shepard. ]. G. Houghton
and ]. L. Tuttle represented Montpelier at the
republican state convention in Burlington last
Wednesday.
Tup excnrs;on N Newburv next Tuesdav.
although arranged especially for graduates OF
the seminary, is not an exclusive affair." and
any who would like to ioin the party are In
yited to do 40.
nm prvpcv b,s withdrawn bis mama as n
oond;da,a To- onno;n.mant 20 Tho ofica of nost-
mastar and a paner ia in circulation reopest-
ing the appointment Of George W. Wing, Esq,
| to that position.
be,d at ,"IS Sepninapv nina chaneI Mondsv evening
lima % and Will be ss oradnates, " recitai
| tbs saIect;ons to hs nerformed hv memheYs of
the class Of ia p y
Tup s,rawberrv festival nnder the ausnicas
Of the ladies of 81 Augustine church. at Capi.
1
varv en;ovahle one m ali wbo NAV find II in
tbeiyr wsv 70 he nresent
80 "' ~ -,
IHE oand gave an open-alr concerT on tne
academy prioge Satu,usy evening. Ihe auul-
a S;snav Of fraworks from the ward of Colonial
Fred r Smith "a residence.
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IHE present corps Oh teacners IN washington
Soun.y uraIhnar anu MontPelel Cnion ochoois
HaVe ueen re-eiev.eu ~, sne yeai ensuing, anu
GeoIge w. mcAilister, tne ]anieor' has peen IN
Viteo W retaih Ills positioh'
QUITE party from mere attenoeo tne com
| mencement concert al uouoaro seminary MOL
day evening. BESIDES several VINO went IN
PriVate conVeyanceS parry was Iaken thither
ny D. " Auans' Will MS iarse teani'
YESTERDAY was celebrated by the St. Jean
Baptiste Society as the anniversary of the
patron saint OF the order by high mass at st.
"a keriin nond in the afternoon The societv
waa aacorfed to and from the cbnrch hv the
| MontreIiar hand
a GhNILhMAS WHO is insureu IN tne Natlonal
| Lile Ineuranco GGUnpany wl'os' euPposo
you are al goou Diains n,en. 10 naru woih
Ior me 70 De, out oont ,n,nk snah p4lt'
Personany. an colntortsu py '1e ola ortno-
nr ,p.;,or;os tha ,aith tbat aooaUts - p,
WORK on bAncnalos new puiiolng at the
neao 0l otate street Is progressing Iapioly;
me aporeIs arg nealiy an OF. AlOans ., men ano
expeits IN tnelr tfaaes; rour stores wiz occupy
tne nrst Iloor an1 the nan WIu use up tne 1ext LEX
tnree stories; Inc puiiaing Is ninety ieet
square ana Will Do iour stories hlgn When
hhisheo'
FRED ScRIBNER, former Montpelier boy,
VINO got lnto trouble az Lttleton, MASS, some
Tune ago, pelng suspected OF having set several
destructive nres, was iast week conVlcteo OF
havlng SET TWO nres ana was sentenceo on SAT
uIoay 70 Term OF twenty years IN tne Massa. ss'
chusetts state PRISON. lie mas b young VILE
and Two small chiidren.
REV j. D. BEEMAN recently secured the sun
of $4,000 in two subscriptions from parties in
Windsor to be added to the fund which is be-
dabtadnoss of .ha ;pstitut;on " onS OF ss,.biish.
| inc SchoIarsh; Tins far M Raeman ha,
ha5 nnadaaS nPor. COO 600 onI .hn rr"snants nt
na are anod of sacnrin1 fund Of ESQ 900
NV s''N '- '"s -''-' 0- ~oO''
SATURDAY night at eleven o'clock quartette
| OF young gentlemen from tnlS village tOOk
position on the campus in front of the semn
ary clearinghouse and discoursed sweet
strains of music to an appreciative audience in
the chamber windows of that building Ap
plause was frequent and their promise t
I wander back, yes, back again." was received
with great satisfaction.
AT the solicitation Of some Of his friends
c. w. Porter, Esq, was rendered serenad,
by the band last Wednesday evening, in homo
Of his nomination for the office of secretary O
state In pleasing and modest manner Mr.
Porter thanked the band and citizens for th
evidence OF their approval of the action OF tn
, convention and expressed his hope and belle
that Vermont will poll large republican vot
at the September election.
, THE S50 OOO issue of vilape Of Montnelie
water honSs was AWARDED to the Worceste
North SAVINGS Insttntion of FitchbnrU Mass
At S1O3 az ner hundred dollars or at a rate o
interest to the purchaser of little better thai
three and three fourths per cent per annum 10
five years. This is rather fattering to the credi
of the village, especially when it is remembers
that St. Johnsbury has been trying for month
. to DISPOSE of four per cent loan and canno
: find purchaser.
} AN attractiVe cataiogue OF tne Washingto o
county Grammar ochool ana montpelier onlol
. Schooi mas just peen issued from this ONCE un
DER the supervision OF frlnclpai b. r. brown
IL includes list OF the oihcers, teachers an
students, the courses OF study, ana otnet ~
| IOfmatlOn OF interest,". lQer6 arc nine tedcn6r