The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-06-05
Montpelier and Vicinity.
:. KEITH is visiting in Boston.


JUDGE H. E. ROYCE of St. Albans was in
town Monday.
N. w. FRINK has gone to Chicago for
a weeks visit.
Mrs. o. p. FoRBusH is sick, threatened
with pneumonia.
Mrs. G. r. THOMPSON is visiting at West
Somerville, Mass.
Hon. II. G. BATES OF st. Johnsbury was
in town last week.
f. p. JEwETT is better and is able to be
about the house again.
Hon. S. ID. HoBsoN of East Brighton was
in town last Thursday.
MISSES INEz AND IvIs BLANCHARD are
making visit in Boston.
THE Offering at Christ Church, next Sun
day, will he for diocesan missions.
Miss HELEN HYDE and Mrs E. d. Hyde
start this week for st. Paul, Minn.
ID. w. BowLEs of New York, of the Trib-
une staff, is visiting at e. ID. Hyde's.
c. w. LocKLIN has been invited to de-
liver the address at Hardwick July 4.
NED BAILEY has bought fine pair of
horses of Hermon Cutler Of Plainfield
Mr.. AND Mrs. J. r. PUFFER of Putney
visited their son, f. ii. Putfer, last week.
w. X. GILBERT and Miss Gilbert of New
York have been visiting at G. III. Wilder's
CHILDREN's SUNDAY will be appropriately
observed at Trinity church Sunday June 49,
REV. A. j. HoUGH will preach at Wrights-
vile next Sabbath afternoon at two o'clock.
THERE was large attendance at the So
cial dance, Wednesday evening, at Cutters
hall.
COMMUNION services were held at the
Church of the Messiah last Sunday after
noon.
ABOUT twelve couples from Seminary
Hill enjoyed ride to Mount Hunger last
Monday.
PROFESSOR j. w. BURGESS and family of
New York city are stopping at e. p.
Jewett's.
THERE is to be a service of dedication in
the Church of the Messiah next Sunday
morning.
REV. G. 7. RAYMOND is attending the Sun
day-school state convention at Bennington
this week
THE marriage of MIR. A. w. Ferrin and
Miss Laura Sabin will take place Wednes-
day, June 12
HARVEY w. Brown, the letter-carrier, is
spending his fortnight's vacation in Gale
doDia county.
THE regular evening service at the Church
of the Messiah will be omitted until further
notice is given.
MISSES GRACE AND MARY REED of Cam
bridgeport, Mass, are the guests of Miss
Carrie B. Ellis.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN MILLER expect to
start June 10 for a vacation trip to Boston
and New York
THE members of Mount Zion Command
cry were photographed last week on the
| courthouse steps.
The local wheelmen are making prepa-
rations for a street parade, to take place
Thursday, June 13.
MRS. II. B. DODGE, who has been spend
| ing the winter with her son in Littleton,
! n. H., has returned.
Hon. AND MRS. j. L. MARTIN and daugh-
ter of Brattleboro are visiting Mrs. Martin s
father Edward Dewey.
THE Free Will Baptist quarterly meeting
will be held at West Berlin Saturday and
Sunday, June 10 and 16.
G.. w. ALEXANDER ascended the Baptist
church steeple on Memorial day and at
tached flag to the spire.
A REGULAR CoNvoCATIoN of King Solo,
mon Royal Arch Chapter will be held
Thursday evening, June 13.
Miss CHARLOTTE Cross of the Youths
Companion office. Boston, is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bart Cross.
THE Montpelier Juniors - went to North.
field last Saturday, and succeeded in defeat
ing their rivals in that hamlet.
THERE will be Sunday-school concert al
the Baptist church next Sunday evening
in observance of Children's day.
PROFESSOR FRANK GooDNow and family
Of New York took posses sion of the NJ. ID
Gilman house last week for the summer.
THE Montpelier military band will give
the first outdoor concert of the season
Thursday evening at the Union Schoo
stand
r. II. NEWTON has bought of Stillmar
Chase the lot OF land adjoining the latter
residence. He intends to build a house OF
the site.
CHRIST CHURCH is being handsomely
trimmed with cedar arches and floral deco
rations for the Scott-Ellis wedding o
the 9th instant.
THE George G. Shepard residence wa.
occupied on Monday by Professor E. r
Seligman of New York, who has rented il
for the summer.
REV, II. F. HILL went to Littleton, n
H., last Thursday, and delivered a dis
course before st. Gerard Commandery il
All Saints church.
b. e. BAILEY of Seminary Hill, who ha
been singing bass in Trinity choir during
the winter, has returned to his home il
Willamstown on account OF sickness.
THR foundations for the Wetmore {
Morse Company's sheds at Hubbard
meadow are being put in and the work G
laying the side-track has commenced
REV j. e. WRIGHT hopes to preach il
( MiddleseX at 2: 10 p. NJ, next Sunday, Of
"Christ's Treatment of a Skeptc," and il
Waitsfeld at 80 p. M. on Adams Fall
f. l.. EATON, Thomas Dewey, G. A
5 Smith, f. j. Fallon and ID. l.. Sanders eX
3 pect to attend the annual encampment G
the Sons of Veterans at Bennington Jun
13 and IA.
MRS. j. H. MIMMs of St. Albans, who
q well known among local musicians, is
: take the role of Serpolette in the comm
q presentation of the Chimes of Normandy
at Rutland
JOHN HARDIGAN exhibits some potato
u blossoms from the farm of Peter Crane /
: Moretown. He claims that they are ell
= titled to honorable mention for priority
appearance.
Two ball mines, captained by Orrin Cros
and Frank Pierce, played on the Unio
l. School grounds Thursday afternoon. o.
Il rims team won by a score of twenty-thre
v TO nineteen.
q REGULAR COMMUNICATION of AuroI
II Lodge, II. and A. M, will be held Monda
II evening, June 10. Work on the third degre
l. District Deputy b. w. Braley is expecte
o TO be present.