The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-09-10
Montpelier and Vicinity.

will begin on October 81.
LETTER CARRIER r. L. CALLAHAN is taxi
ing a two weeks vacation.
THERE is to be another dance at the Pa
vilion tomorrow evening.
CARL j. GLEASON has entered the Rock
Point Institute, Burlington.
Hon. j. NJ. THURsToN and wife of Omaha,
Neb., are in town this week.
THE pension of Charles e. Weeks has
been increased from SS to Sl4.
Mrs. Lucy l.. SCHROEDER and family of
New York are at the Pavilion.
Miss MARY WILLARD came to Montpelier
Saturday, to remain short time
THE band will give a concert at the Pa
vilion stand next Friday evening.
Mr.. AND MRS. II. G. GLEASON are on
short visit to Boston and New York.
FRED BoswoRTH, now of Bellows Falls
is spending a weeks vacation in town.
THERE will be 4 sociable in the vestry of
the Baptist church next Friday evening.
ID. f. CLARK, clerk in the post-once is
spending weeks vacation in the vicinity
Of Boston.
Miss ALICE f. KINNEY has resumed her
former position in the high school at
Georgetown, Mass.
Miss LILLIAN EDGERLY and an aunt are
visiting in town. Miss Edgerly is now liv-
ing in Cambridge, Mass.
MORTON MARVIN has two Holstein cows
and three calves on exhibition at the state
fair at White River Junction.
Mrs. d. w. DUDLEY and her daughter,
Mrs. Emery, receive their friends this after
noon from three to six o'clock.
MRS A. II. MORT, who had been stopping
at the Pavilion through the summer, has
returned I o her home in New York.
VI CO for
Terminal City, n. S., with party of Yer
monters. They will be gone about week
The annual session of the Vermont Cen
tral Baptist Association will be held at
Barre on Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week.
RUSSELL A. COREY and wife have sold to
Margaret f. Turner an undivided half in
terest in the Clark Fisk homestead. Price
50, 800.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEORGE II. WILDER have
returned from the White Mountains, where
Mr.. Wilder has been playing in an orches-
ira this summer
b. II. ALBEE of the Vermont Nonthly,
Springfield was in Barre and Montpelier on
Saturday. He called at the WATCHMAN
office during his visit.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEORGE TRACY of Massa-
chusetts arrived in town yesterday after
noon and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. w dudley.
Mrs. r.. NJ. CLARK of Burlington was the
guest of Mrs. G. G. Ramsdell over Sunday.
She left on Monday to visit relatives in New
Hampshire and Massachusetts.
" VERMONT is about at a standstll, ac-
cording to the census Her marble quarries
enable her to maintain her Stdtu quO. - BOS-
ton Herald. What about her granite quar-
ries?
REV. G. T. RAYMOND will deliver an adj
dress on Alcohol in the Blood - next Sun
day evening, in the Baptist church, at eight
o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
The fall term of ST. Johnsbury Academy
opens with upwards of three hundred stu
dents. With its increasing years this adj
mirable school gains in vigor and power
for good
f. S. HOPKINS of Boston, well known in
amateur and professional musical circles
was the guest of f. w. Bancroft over Sun.
day. Mr.. Hopkins sang in the choir of the
Church of the Messiah in the morning.
THE Young Peoples Religious Fraternity
met in the vestry of the Church of the
Messiah on Monday evening. The Fra
| ternity is to have social gathering at the
home of Miss Alice Wing this evening.
f. II. EDGERToN, who pursued his legal
studies at the office of S. c. Shurtleff, ESD
has been in Montpelier and Barre and al
| his home in Warren since last Saturday
He is to open an Office in Lisbon, n. II.
in few weeks.
The Caledonia fair, which comes this
year on the 10th, 18th and 18th of this
month, at st. Johnsbury, will, no doubt, as
usual, attract many from this vicinity. The
railroads sell tickets for half-fare from the
10th to the 10Th inclusive.
GENERAL S. C. ARMSTRONG, president o.
the, Hampton Institute, at Hampton, Va.
and Miss Mary Ford of Lisbon, n. H., are
| to be married this evening at the home o.
Miss Scovill on Seminary Hill. Miss SEQ.
will is cousin of Miss Ford.
THE Non. partisan Woman's Christian
| Temperance Union will hold its regular
meeting this afternoon at three o'clock il
the Trinity church parlors. All member:
are requested to attend, as business of i'm
portance is to come before the meeting.
On next Sunday evening, the 14th inst.
evening services will commence in Bethany
church. Mr.. Gallagher's morning subiec
next Sunday will be The Root of AL
Evil" In the evening he will preach OF
"What to Live For" The public is cor
daily invited.
PETER CARR, who had been in Jail eigh
days for refusing TO disclose on the person
who furnished the liquor with which he be
came intoxicated, was before Justice Smili,
again on Friday, when he disclosed OF
Henry Gaffney of Barre. Having paid hi
fine, he was released.
JUDGE CHARLES TEMPLEToN of Crane
Forks, n. D., is visiting his father, HoratiC
Templeton, at Worcester. He was in at
tendance at the opening Of the county cour
yesterday, and was warmly greeted by hi
professional brethren. Judge TempletoI
studied law in Montpelier.
DIR. G. b. CURRIER, formerly of Middle
bury, but for the past ten years a resident o
San Francisco, was the guest of Henry w
Drew from last week Thursday to Monday
DIR. Currier was dean of medical college
in San Francisco for some time, and is ont
of the leading physicians of the city.
CHARLES JACKSON, Robert Sudman an,
Albert Wiley were fined $40 0l each TO
drunkenness last week, and Peter Camp
bell and Patrick McGrath each paid $l05
on Monday. Yesterday Michael Harrigal
was fined Sl0.35. Henry Gaffney was trieC
on Monday for selling, but the jury faileC
to agree.
MISS ELIZA MAY WILLARD gave delight
ful little dancing party at her residence or
State street last evening, in honor of Mis-
Lucy Schroeder Music was furnished b,
the Montpelier Military Band orchestra
and the house was tastefully decorated will
flowers and potted plants. A very pleasan
time was enjoyed.
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