The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-06-26
Montpelier and Vicinity.

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Mr.. AND MRS. A. LoNa visited in Fairlee
over Sunday.
f. f.. DoNAHUE has returned from Fort
Payne, Alabama.
II. II. ScRIBNER was in Boston the latter
part of last week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ID. w. KEITH of Chicago |
are at the Pavilion.
j. A. MCCLELLAN of Bath, Maine, is visit
ing +. W. Bancroft.
Miss FANNIE ERMENTRoUT returned to
New York Monday.
Hon. u. NJ. MANsUR of Island Pond was
in town last Friday.
Mr.. AND MRS. G.. II. WILDER have re-
turned from Boston.
GEORGE f. CAMP of Worcester, Mass, is
at home for a weeks visit.
A NINE from Montpelier will play the
Cabots at Cabot on July 4.
Mrs. HENRY FULLERTON is much inn
proved and is able to ride out.
THERON AND NED COTTON of Hartford,
Conn, are visiting their home.
CHARLES McDERMID is visiting his
brother-in-law, DIR. g. e. Hunt.
BURNSIDE b. BAILEY went to Boston last
week, returning Saturday night.
REV. j. e. WRIGHT expects to preach in
Middlesex next Sunday at 2:15 P. NJ.
THE Hole in the Wall Club made an
excursion to Woodbury. pond June %.
Hon. E. P. WALTON is greatly improved
in health and is now able to walk out.
Miss FAUsTINA GRANT of Waterloo, p. G.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G. Trulan.
S. w. CoRsE has bought of G.. II. Bennett
a building lot in the rear of the Hillside for
$3.50.
Mrs. WILLIAM SKINNER of Royalton at
tended the Seminary commencement last
week.
PROFESSOR j. A. DEBoER is attending the
commencement exercises at Dartmouth this
week.
NED HoUGHToN has returned this week
from Andover, to spend his vacation at
home
Mr.. AND Mrs. H. c. ScoTr left Monday
night for Chicago, where they are to make
their home.
n. H., stopped over Sunday with Miss
Helen Burpee.
Mr.. JOHN DEMERITT left yesterday for
New Hampshire where he will enjoy a
months vacation.
REV. j. f. STONE was quite severely in
jured last week by a fall at his residence on
Upper Main street.
GEORGE o. STRATToN, policy clerk of the
Vermont Mutual office, is taking his annual
vacation UnlS week.
ALoNzo BARNfs' new house, back of the
Hillside, is completed and Mr.. Barnes took
possession on Monday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. II. C. SCoTT, with small
party of friends, enjoyed picnic at Benja-
minis Falls last Wednesday.
THE canine belonging to II. G. Webster
which attempted to lunch off a passer-by,
recently, has been executed.
THE Montpelier orchestra furnishes the
music at the annual reception at Goddard
Seminary, Barre, this evening.
THE Apollo Club has received tlattering
offer to 60 to st. Johnsbury, July 4, and
give its minstrel entertainment.
F. L. LAIRD goes to Hanover n. H.. to-
day to attend the quinquennial reunion of
the class of "a, Dartmouth College.
Mr.. AND MRS. III. c. WEBSTER returned
Saturday noon from Orwell, where they
have been visiting for month past.
CHARLES U. CELLEY has bought of d.
Willis Cummings of East Montpelier the
Patrick Murray farm in Berlin for S725.
A PARTY of the boarders at Hotel
Kempton spent last Sunday, by invita-
ton, with Mrs. Frank Spear at Braintree.
THE Apollo Club quartette will furnish
the music at the graduating exercises of
Norwich University at Northfield on Thurs
day of this week
Morey of Seminary Hill have gone to the
Adirondacks for a brief outing. They will
return the last of the week.
WILLIAM MILLER's team ran away on
Main street, Monday afternoon, creating
quite a panic. The mustang was lassoed
before any damage was done.
Mr.. AND Mrs. HIRAM ATKINS will cele-
brate the twenty fifth anniversary of their
marriage, Thursday evening of this week. at
their residence, 100 Elm street.
Miss Lou MEINECKE is employed as
stenographer at the Argus and Patriot office,
Miss Jordan having gone to her home on
account of the death of her father.
T. j. DEAvITT has bought of j. F. Holmes
the property on the Worcester branch road
recently purchased by Mr.. Holmes of G.
w. Paul. The price paid was $500.
DIR. AND Mrs. e. b. BAILEY are visiting
in town. Dr. Bailey is a. brother of Dr.
G. A. Bailey, and his wife was formerly
Matte Abbott, Montpelier school-teacher
COLONEL AND MRS FRED e. SMITH will at.
tend the Norwich University commence.
ment at Northfed this week Several
others from Montpelier will also be present
FRED j. MORSE, clerk in Marvin & Will
sons store, will return soon to his home in
Royalton. j. A. Boyle has been transferred
from the store in Barre to take Mr.. Morse s
place.
| "A hANDsomf pHOtoRrdpn mas DteH pldCtu
in the public library of a painting by Mr.
Thomas w. Wood entitled " The Old Arch,
representing well-known Montpelier
scene.
H. ID. HOPKINS, Jr., has bought of S. S
Ballard his residence on Terrace street
Mr.. Hopkins family will not occupy the
house, however, as has been currently re
ported.
DIR. U-TA-wA-UN was released from Gus
.tody last Friday on 500 bail, furnished by
his attorney, G. W. Wing. The doctor''
vivacious spouse has departed and all il
serene again.
GEORGE DoBY died Saturday evening o
the mumps. The funeral services wer,
held Monday morning at eight o'clock il
st. Augustine church, Rev. Father CALI
gan officiating.
THE bailiffs have agreed to put in sys
tenn of sewers for the Seminary which will
insure proper drainage. Apparatus fo
steam-heating will probably be put in thu
buildings before fall.
G. DEF. BANCROFT has sold his residenc,
on Barre street to Serepta A. Guyette an(
Mrs. George III. Alexander for 81 800 Mr.
Bancroft intends to build another house
plans for which are being made.
AT the closing exercises of the school yea