The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-07-31
Montpelier and Vicinity.

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FRED WHITNEY is clerking in d. S.
Wheatley's store.
FRANK EMERY and family are visiting in
Webster, Mass.
j. s. ANDREWS and David Mayo are af-
flicted with the mumps
Miss LIZZIE CAMPBELL of Hudson, Mass,
is visiting relatives in town.
REV. FATHER O'SULL1vAN has returned
from his fortnight's vacation.
ID. o. SANDERS has gone to Morrisville to
work in the telephone exchange.
Mr.. AND Mrs. S. L. HOWE made trip to
the White Mountains last week.
SMITH s. BALLARD is seriously ill of
typhoid fever at his home in Barre.
Miss DELLA BENNETT leaves next week
for visit with her brother in Ohio.
Mrs. f. d. HYDE and Miss Helen Hyde
are expected this week from the West
THE regular quarterly conference of Trim
ity church will be held Friday evening
JOHN DEv1NE, having sold his house and
goods, expects to leave soon for Ireland.
REV. A. j. HoUGH is expected to prea ch
at Wrightsville at two p. NJ. next Sunday.
CHARLES, son of j. Victor Morrow, is
still dangerously sick with malarial fever,
CHRIST CHURCH will be closed during the
month of August until further notice is
given
GEORGE II, RICHMOND Of New York city,
manager of Bdbyhood, was in town last
week.
Mrs. HOWARD f. Hill and children were
in town, yesterday, on their way to Camp
Watson.
THERE will be an excursion to Providence
Island next Friday. The train leaves at
s: 05 A. NJ.
GEORGE WHEATLEY of Boston, brother of
ID. S. Wheatley, was in town the first of
the week.
GEORGE II. WILDER and wife have sold to
Eliza V. Guernsey their lot on East State
street for Si0O
Mrs. f. w. MORSE, who has been sick for
two weeks past, recovered sufficiently to
ride out last Sunday.
REV. A. B. TRUAx will conduct the quar-
terly communion service at Trinity church
next Sunday morning.
G. w. LoCKLTN was in Boston last week
on business connected with the Terminal
Land and Coal Company.
A. c. HARLow's photograph rooms have
been swept and garnished and adorned
with new paper and paint.
Mr.. AND Mrs. G. H. WILDER have gone
to Highgate Springs, with party of friends,
for several weeks camping.
JERRY CARLTON of Sioux Falls, Dakota,
VINO was formerly IN tne furniture business
here, was in town Tuesday.
REV. G. w. GALLAGHER will preach next
Sunday evening on " Infant Baptism"
The public is cordially invited.
G. H. HoLLIsTER and Miss Maud Whit
ney, with party from North Montpelier,
are camping at Sabn pond in Woodbury..
GILBERT L. VooDRY and wife from Bloom
ington, ILL.,, are visiting his brother, John
Voodry, for the first time in twenty years
The Crescents " played their best game
of the season last Friday on the Hill, de-
featng the Bethels by score of eleven to
six.
FRED BoswoRTH went to Boston, Monday
night, to purchase stock OF goods for his
recently purchased drugstore in Bellows
Falls.
c. r. CONVERSE has bought out the fruit
store of c. G. Downing on South Main
street, and took possession the latter part of
last week.
JAMES T. MAHoNEY has decided to accept
the position of postal clerk on the Troy and
St. Albans route, and will leave on Monday
to begin his duties
A PARTY of Montpelier business men,
numbering about twenty, made a tour of in
spection to the Barre 'quarries on Friday
afternoon of last week.
A rHREE-MoNTHs-o daughter of Will
lam Hendricks died of cholera infantum on
Sunday TIE funeral was held Monday in
st. Augustines church.
MISS MARY PuISNEy has accented the no.
sition of instructor in music in the Rutland
schools for the coming year. Her duties
begin the first of September
f. e. TowNER will give report of the
Christian Fndea vor Convention at Phila
delphia before the Baptist society next Sab
bath evening at .: 40 o'clock.
HESRy Conn has zone to Burlinpton TO
enter the emnlov of Huntress e. Clarkson
and w r. Smith of Claremont. n. H. has
taken his place at ID. S. Wheatley's.
THE :" Crescents, ,, will make one moro
attemnt tn do nm the PIainfelds next Fri
dav afternoon on the Seminary prounds
The game will he called at two o,ciock
THE ]. Y. Dewey house. recently mr.
chased by T. r.. Gordon. is being moved TO
a lot below the Riverside. Edward Dewey
will build residence on the vacated lot.
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