The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-09-11

Mr.. j. G. BATES of Waltham, Mass, and
Mr.. G. l. Miller of Boston were in town last
week to attend the funeral of /. II. Moulton
their brother-in-law
CAssIUs w. BROCK and wife have sold to
Josiah Wilcox the old Newcomb place on
East State street. The consideration named
in the deed was 81 600
THE ladies of Trinity church and congre-
cation will meet at the vestry this afternoon
and evening to tack puffs " for the board
ing-house at the Seminary
A NEW Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was organized in Montpelier, Thurs
day, to be auxiliary TO the county, state,
and national organizations.
A MEETING of the vestry of Christ church
was held Monday evening, at which several
matters of business were discussed, but no
important action was taken.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. w. FERRIN left last
Saturday for a six weeks visit at Grand
Rapids, Mich, where they will be the
guests of Mrs. DIR. Brigham
SMITH s. BALLARD has recovered suf-
ciently from his recent illness to be able to
go to Jeffersonvile. Mrs. Ballard and
" the family" are also there.
LAST Sunday was the twenty-ffth ami
versary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Burpee. Mr.. Burpee presented his wife
with an elegant silver tea set.
AN attractive picture Of the Corn Palace,
described by Mr.. Cummins elsewhere in
this issue, may be seen at the Office Of Peck
r. -, O. - ,r, ~ Ill,
nlav "The wife y at blanchard Opera-
bonse. Friday evening .September 20. under
tbe local managemenf of I I Pratt
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ihlNlih 0 Chu uhCh cnoII mas peee IeUl } gan, 1
Dewey of the Hill as soprano and alto,
Burt Bailey, basso, and DR.. H. 7. Whitney,
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Ai ,iio lneeuns VI .ne nPoilo Hiuo iaao
admitted and res5lntions we're nassed mon
the death of Isaac r.. Moulton. a member of
the club.
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Mhs, Blair % tlle wile VI Dr, blilr 0l ,Ir- .Tc
c%neSeeI, % hass' lollneIiy pIinIlpai ~ W. pi .no
more of Nortbfield, visited in town last
Thursday
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last week
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az vile = mon ~. Rouse nan !ast rTluaS even
IE rIEs,i "p"et y, tne AUSPICES oi tlle zen Glock
,aiil. 0luo adt Musto was iurIiSheu ny Vhe NhohV-
pow '0''i"'
nhS' i nANh w Lizard Lizard mas peeH engaeeu
oins S''U , az 'IT cn vi .iie niessiin III
atI PiaGe oI Miss M rHIniihey' iiiny VINO mas gone 10
49, ,a,t c,,1 " iii"iu '"ns ioi 'io "i'O
Vii'o ia'o S"i"aS.
A. T.. SMITH finished his work in the Ar-
guS ana TawtEt store last oatufuay alter,
aiIoni II y.ti nn anu anu ulie pomeIs Lna. pe iiau
a nt.Io lup'uie ~, ,naV IesuiVe'' III lis cohciuu-
ing " 'ahe HIS departure
NINE tickets for the New York excursion
were sold yesterday at the Central Vermont
S'aIion. among th0se VINO went were D:
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DlAps' e. r. uee' w W. roster anu ~ y" e
AoniPle'
RANCH Ten was given at the opera-house
last Thursday evening by j. Clinton Hall
and company before large house. The
inc scna IN the coWrtoo,n s'a artabio
g oror,a - - VN0 '0ii was
ON next sunday morning Rev, G. W.
gallagher mas Ior MS subject - Apostohc
Arithmetic In the evening he Will preach
on y Inc second Element OF Success, and
hott io ooiu,%iaS S, ihNi'es 'ne Puoiic 10 a''ehu
'o' ''i 'o'''
IHE Montpeliers were defeated by the
Barres ON Nicholas grounds yesterday.
Score nine to eight. Montpelier took the
lead at the start and held it till the last in
nlng when they allowed the Barres to score
Vhree unearheu runs
). EMERY BAILEY OF Dakota died of con-
sumption last Sunday at the home OF his
brother, OZlas Bailey, IN Berlin, where he
had been visiting for several weeks. Mr..
Bailey was formerly mail agent ON the
Central Vermont railroad.
SEVEN members of the MONTH lier Law
students Association Will take the eN-
alhlilall0ms on al the coming Term OF supreme
court Iney are r. H. Edgerton, a; W
SIocuin' - w. Locklin, NJ a fratt; u H.
Holden A d. hlmball ana Fred Carleton
THE little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. f. III.
Puffer was baptized on Sunday in Christ
church. Little Miss Puffer exhibited con-
slueraple leVlty curing the service though
lor an an instant 9he looked very reproVlhgly
ae tho ne lsctoI @ when nc 1hree lliles put water
On "er neao'
THE case of Langdon Davis against Gard
ner Hatch was heard last Friday and Sat
urday afternoons, at Wings office, before
Referee +. j. Deavitt The suit is for one
thousand dollars damages for the loss ID
DaIls Wlle, Whoh Hatch ran away WIN
over year ago
FRANK PARO is having his barhpr-SbO