The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-08-11
MOntDelier and Vicinity,

BURNSIDE b. BAILEY left for Chicago
Monday night.
The foundation under the Rialto block is
being repaired.
on Barre street.
j, s. SMITH of Windsor spent Sunday and
Monday in town.
HORACE W., son of Morton Marvin, is at
home from Boston.
Mr.. AND Mrs. E. W. BIsBEE of Barre
spent Sunday in town.
c, d. PUTNAM starts this week on vaca-
tion of six or eight weeks.
PROFESSOR e. A. BISHOP will preach at
Trinity church next Sunday.
The Willing Workers met at Trinity
vestry on Tuesday afternoon.
IRA S. Town, who has been away for some
months, returned last Saturday.
HENRY COBB, proprietor of the Montpelier
marble works, is dangerously i'll.
w. E. ADAMS is bound to shine. He is
putting down a new floor in his store.
Mrs. CHARLES E. PERRIN is spending a
few weeks with her sister near Boston.
THE band gave another excellent concert
at the Pavilion on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. j. SIBLEY left for Sara.
toga Springs Tuesday for weeks stay.
MR.. AND. Mrs. F. l.. EATON returned from
their western trip last Wednesday night.
Mrs. MARY C. BOLTON of Washington, d
c., is visiting her son, George w. Bolton.
S. w. CoRsE has improved his photograph
gallery by raising and reversing the sky
light
Mrs. A. l.. CARLTON lost valuable golt
watch and chain at Missisquoi Park las
Thursday.
A PARTY of young people from Mortified
drove into town Friday and took supper a
the Pavilion.
REMEMBER the Union district school
meeting at Capital Hall this evening at half
past seven o'clock.
MIR. GEORGE w. REED has left the Isles
of Shoals, and is now at the Sanitarium ~
in Dansville, n. Y.
Miss EDITH ADAMS filed the positi on o
soprano in Bethany church choir Sunda,
last very acceptably.
Mr.. MEAD, for the past three years stew
ard of the Seminary clearinghouse, has re
tired from that position.
Mrs. MARK BAILEY and Miss Bailey, VIII
have passed several seasons here, arrived a
the Pavilion on Saturday.
j. WARREN CoFFRIN, formerly with c. +
Buswell, now in business at Bristol, Conn
is visiting his friends in town.
WORK was recommended last week on tn
Berlin street school-house. The outsid
walls are to be covered with brick.
REV. l.. II. ELLIOT of Waterbury, secre
tary Of the Vermont Bible Society, preache
at Trinity church last Sunday morning.
F. B. WILLARD, formerly with F. II
Bascom, now travelling for the firm of Cai
ter, Carter & Kilham of Boston, is in towr
COLONEL II. e. HILL and family of Bosto
are at the Pavilion. Colonel Hill served i
the Eighth Vermont Regiment durin
the war.
WILL ALLEN clerk in Putnam & Marvin
store, is taking vacation, and Bert Park
of Marshfeld is filling the vacancy durin
his absence.
N. n. STIcKNEY, wife and daughter {
Cambridge, Mass, are visiting at ii. W
Kempton's. Mrs. Stickney is sister {
Mr.. Kempton.
G. IL. MORE, Esq, of the law firm {
Dolliver u More, Fort Dodge, Iowa, ha
been in town the past week and made tn
Office pleasant call.
Mrs VAIL and her sister, Mrs, Fullerton
who has been here from her western hon
for several weeks, are visiting their brothe
Rev. DR.. Clark, in Boston.
MRS. A. ID. LANE started for the Whit
; Mountains on Tuesday. She will spend I'll