The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-10-02
Montpelier and Vicinity.

CANTON MONTPELIER has received its new
uniforms.
NEXT Sunday will be communion day at
Trinity church.
THE union Christian Endeavor picnic has
CHARLES II. SHPMAN has been in Lisbon
for few days.
LABAN CHAPMAN is very i'll at his home
on East State street.
A DAUGHTER has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Gushing.
MR.. AND MRS. E. l.. SoUIREs left for
Omaha, Neb., yesterday.
JUDGE j. j. DEAvITT Of st. Adams was in
Montpelier last Thursday.
THE band concert this week will be given
Thursday evening at the Pavilion.
The house of II. NJ. Fales at No. Pearl
street has been sold to j. j. Burgen.
j, j. PRATT has sold his place on Barre
street to Mr.. Robert Fraser for 81 450.
The scholars of st. Mchael's school held
picnic in Hubbard's woods Monday.
ID. F. CLARK, of the post t-office, spent Sun
day last at his former home in Groton.
Mrs. MARK BAILEY and daughter re-
turned to New Haven, Conn, yesterday.
PROFESSOR MUNRoE SMITH of Columbia
College returned to New York yesterday.
THE concrete walk on the east side of the
capitol grounds was completed last week.
"THE WIFE" it is reported, will be
played here again some time next winter.
JOHN HORN and wife, who were recently
married, have returned from their wedding
trip.
e. II. DEAvITT, who is a student at the
University of Vermont, was in town over
Sunday.
DANIEL p, HARVEY, a lawyer of Hack
ettstown, n. j., has been in Montpelier a
few days.
Mr.. JAMES 7. SABIN sang in the quartet at
Bethany church on Sunday last in place
of Mr.. Hopkins.
Mrs. j. w. F. WAsHBURN returned from
New York Monday. Her son Walter re-
turned yesterday.
l.. W. SHEDD of Boston, recently popu-
! lar resident of this village, has been in town
during the past week.
The wedding reception of II. w. Brown
| and Miss Viola S. Lombard will occur this
! "wednesday evening.
A SERVICE of sacred song is to be held in
the Church of the Messiah next Sunday
evening at seven o'clock.
LEWIS c. WAKEFIELD has purchased the
Joseph A. Lapoint house at the corner OF
Mechanic and Elm streets.
HENRY j. EDsoN, telegraph operator il
the New York Central Office, formerly o
Montpelier, is now in town.
A LIST of forty-eight presents will b,
given away at the fair of the Montpelier
| Military band in November.
FRANK II. BAsCoM will go to Washington
on Saturday as a delegate to the encamp
ment OF the Knights Templar.
The monthly covenant meeting of tn,
Baptist church will be held in the vestr,
Thursday afternoon at = o'clock.
ERAsTUs CAMP has returned from an ex
tended trip in the West, during which tim
he visited several of his children.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. II. CowELL gave tw,
very pleasant whist parties on Thursda.
and Friday evenings of last week.
MIR. AND Mrs. MCALLIsTER of Sanford
Fla, are visiting Abraham Long. Mrs
McAllister is a niece of Mr.. Long.
The Woman's Christian Temperance I'm
ion meets next week Tuesday afternoon, OC
tober s, at Mrs. Durant's, Main street.
HERBERT SULLIVAN, who is clerk in
hotel at the Bermudas, is in Montpelier
He was a former resident of this place.
THERE will be a meeting of children a
Trinity church Saturday afternoon at fol
o'clock, TO organize a juvenile temperance
band.
A PLEASANT entertainment was given b.
the Woman's Relief Corps last week Frida
evening. The Peak Family" was pre-
sented.
MRS. EMMA A. WALKER has been visit
ing her aunt, Miss Eliza V. Guernsey, anC
her mother, Mrs. Amanda White, who i
very ill.
The oyster supper at the residence of Mrs
II S. Boutwell, and Mrs. G. S. Whittier
last week Thursday afternoon, was largel
attended.
Miss BLANCHE BULLOCK, who had beei
visiting her grandfather, Calvin Bullock
left for her home in Denver, Col, las
Thursday.
@. p PITKIN, treasurer of the Lane Manu-
featuring Company, returned from Bosto
Sunday. While he was away he sold tw
saw-mills.
THE frame of one OF the new houses of II
T. Clark of Worcester on Court street is &c
ing up rapidly, and the foundation of tn
other is in.
The Woman's Christian Temperate
Workers will meet at the home of Mrs. Il
l.. Fuller this wednesday, afternoon a
three o'clock
RRGARDLEss OF rain, about hundre
Montpelier people took advantage q
the excursion to the White Mountains yss
terday. There were several hundred in Tn
! entire company. Whether 1t rains o