The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-08-21
Montpelier and Vicinity.

f. w. BANCROFT has returned from his
vacation
Miss A. B. FIsK's kindergarten will open
September. ..
F. E. DoNAHUE started yesterday for Fort
Payne, Alabama.
j. b. COFFIN has removed from East Lib
erty to St. Paul street.
Mrs. j. p. KNAPP has returned, after a
protracted visit in Boston.
JOHN MILLER is confined to the house
by an attack of neuralgia.
LEVI BIXBY has sold his horse to Richard
Manthorp of Boston for $500.
WILL w. BROCK is enjoying tour
through the White Mountains.
Mrs. KATE PRATT went to Randolph on
Monday for two weeks visit.
Hon. CLARK KING and wife have re-
turned from Rye Beach, n. II.
w. X. LINDsLEY of Rhode Island is visit
ing his uncle, DR.. c. A Bailey.
JOHN DEMERITr has returned from Mad
bury, n. H., after months visit.
EDITOR H. f. PARKER and wife of Brad
ford were in town last Wednesday.
Hon. HENRY BALLARD of Burlington was
in town yesterday on law business
Miss RosALIE HARRINGToN of Boston is
visiting at her uncles, III. NJ, Pierce.
b. NJ. SHEPARD is taking a weeks vaca-
ton at Portland, Me, and elsewhere.
j. w. KENDALL has sold his house on
Vine street to j. F. Dutton for $1,000.
JOHN HUBBARD started last Wednesday
on pleasure trip to New Brunswick.
ALGERNoN FLANDERS of Knoxville, Tenn,
has been visiting at Charles Hathaway's.
DIR. II. T. WHITNEY has gone to Canada
for short hunting and fishing campaign.
l.. S. GATES and John Boyle enjoved a
trip to Williamstown Springs on Sunday.
FRANK l.. HUNTINGTON is at Randolph
this week, serving as cook for Company II.
FRANK LUsHA has sold to Thomas f. Lane
his place on Charles street for about $1,000.
j. p HAYES and family of New York city
are stopping at the Riverside for fortnight
EX-GOVERNOR ROSWELL FARNHAM of
Bradford was at the capital last week We'd
nesday.
EMILY j. Colby has sold her house on
Barre street to DIR. Charles II. Chandler
for 81 $50
Mrs. w. II. LANG and her mother Mrs,
Baker, of Fairlee are visiting at f. =,
JohnsOn's
Miss ANNIE STONE and her sister from
Claremont, n. H., are visiting their uncle,
A. G. Stone,
REV. G. T. FLANDERS of New Bedford,
Mass, is spending his vacation at l.. b.
Huntington's.
ALvA KUsICK and Minnie Scott of VOL
colt were married on Monday by Rev. G.
w. Gallagher.
f. f. TIMOTHY of Shelby, Ala, brother of
Mrs L. =. Gleason, arrived here Monday
for a short visit.
Miss LILLIAN SMITH returned last week
from her vacation in Massachusetts and
New Hampshire.
II, G. ROBINSON of Boston, train dispatcher
of the Boston and Lowell road, is the guest
of f. p. Johnson.
c. T. CRANDALL of Philadelphia, former
employe at the post-olfice, is visiting his
parents in Berlin.
DANIEL f. CLARK is taking a weeks va
cation from his post-official duties in the
White Mountains.
ii. w KEMP and j. G.. Wing went to
Warren, Friday, and tried referee case
before M. T.. Smile.
j, V. MoRRow's daughter at Chicago, who
has been dangerously i'll, is improving and
is expected to recover.
Mrs. A. LONG has returned from Bass
Rock, Gloucester, Mass, where she has
been for the past five weeks.
j. G. FINN and wife have sold to Charles
f. Buswell their property on East State
street. The price was 5000.
Miss MINNIE REYNOLDS of Orange, n. Y.
who has been visiting at Morton Marvin 8
the past week, left last Friday
THE much-needed repairs on the State
street bridge were begun Tuesday morning.
The ancient and worm-eaten planking is