The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-06-24
MOntpeIier.

F. w. BANCROFT has returned from
Boston.
CHARLES SCovILLE has returned from Yale
College.
Miss FLORENCE BAILEY went to Boston
last week.
C. II. HEATH, Esq, is at Chelsea, attend
ing Orange county court, this week.
FRED E. SMITH, Esq, has gone to Port
land, to attend the G.. A. X. encampment.
"RoB " DEWEY is home from his studies
at Rock Point Academy to spend vacation.
Hon. CHARLES DEWEY went to Portland,
Me-, Saturday, expecting to return this week.
DIR. E. b. GLEASON left Monday for short
stay at his summer home at McIndoe's Falls.
Miss LosIE NJ. HAsELToN of Waterbury is
learning the millinery trade at w K. Walls.
The services at Wrightsville on the 2Sth
instant will be conducted by Rev. f. ID.
Mason.
MRS C. A. BARNARD has been confined to
her rooms for few days by slight indis-
position.
A FEW of the boys who could not go to
Portland drowned their sorrow in song
Monday night.
REV. w. S. HAzEN of Northfield preached
at Bethany church, last Sunday, in exchange
with Rev. j. III. Hincks.
w. {. ID. GRANNIs, president of Union Ma
! llOHhl bdnk Oh CHlcaSO, Is Visiting Judge L e.
| F. Redield, his brother-in-law.
GEORGE l.. SPEAR is in town this week,
and expects to assume the duties of collector
of internal revenue on Saturday morning.
IT was Charles ID. Sabin, instead of Charles
| Il. Sabin, who was reported last week as
| having fallen from a second-story window
AN eight-pound girl made her appearance
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Caustic,
last Saturday and was given q cordial wei
come.
A PLEASANT party of about twenty couples
sweltered to the tepid strains of Elmore s
orchestra at Berlin street hall last Friday
evening.
JOHN JONES put his shoulder out of joiLt,
Saturday, while trimming trees. The Drs.
| Chandler were summoned and the injury
was soon repaired.
A COMPLETE change of time will take
place on the Wells River road next Monday,
at which time the White Mountain express
will begin its trips.
G.. will meet with Miss Mary Mutt this week
They will be conveyed to and from the place
of meeting in one of John Adams large
wagons
WE are indebted to c. II. Ward of Orange
Park, Florida, formerly of Montpelier, for a
copy of the =" Worlds Fair Edition " of the
Florida Times Union, published at Jack
sonville.
John w HARPER of the firm of Harper
Brothers of New York, was in town Mon
day, and called at the office OF the National
Life Insurance Company, in which he is in
sured for $4,000.
Mrs. f. o. HYzER of Baltimore, Md, will
lecture on spiritualism in Capital hall, Sun
day, July 3, at 10: so A. NJ, and 2: 90 p. M,
also July II, at the same hours. The seats
are free and all are cordially invited,
MIR. AND Mrs, LEONARD WORCESTER OF
Lowell, Mass, who first met in this village
some over fifty years ago, just after Mr..
Worcester had learned the trade of tailor
here, celebrated their golden wedding last
week,
WEwere in error, last week, in stating that
the state and state school tax of this town
amounted to about $4,000. We should
have said that the total tax, inciudiag the
state tax and state school tax, is about
$4,000.
The Maynard (Mass) Journal says: j
w, Connor's foreman, William McGowan
formerly of Montpelier, is one of the best
cigar makers to be had, his forte being fine
work" Mr.. McGowan learned his trade OF
A. Allen, the veteran cigar manufactures OF