The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-02
Montpelier and Vicinity.

Lisbon, n II,
u. w. KEITH and family of Chicago are
at the Pavilion.
A. ID. MITCHELL was in Canada last week
on a short vacation.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Stackpole last week.
Hon. w. II. II. BINGHAM Of Stowe has
been in town this week.
Mrs. f.. E. TowNER is making a two
weeks visit in Tunbridge,
THE new steps at the front entrance to
the Pavilion are completed.
REv. II. f. HILL was marshal at the Dart
mouth College commencement last week.
JOHN VooDRY boasts of green peas and
corn in the tassel and exhibits the proofs.
THE band gave an excellent concert at
the Pavilion on last week Friday evening.
j. V. Brooks was at Orwell, last week, at
tending the funeral of his uncle, A. w.
Brooks.
Miss CARRIE j. JORDAN starts to-day on
a vacation trip that will continue for two
months.
CARLOS e. MILLER of Northfield was fined
S25 and costs yesterday afternoon for cruelty
to an animal
FRED b. SHEPARD of Cleveland Ohio, is
making a short visit in town, stopping at
the Pavilion.
Mrs. VAIL, who has been with l.. p. Glea-
son x Co., is to take the millinery business
of Miss Meinecke.
HENRY MUTT, who has been very i'll, is
at present as comfortable as he has been for
a week or ten days.
WAITE SABIN goes to Sanbornton, n. H.,
to-day to visit an uncle. He will remain
there several weeks.
Hon. II. F. BRIGHAM of Bakersfield,
democratic candidate for governor, was in
Montpelier on Saturday.
+. G. AVERY, principal of the Wells River
Graded School, was in town on Thursday
and Friday Of last week.
CAPITAL GUARD will have its weekly drill
this evening, as Thursday evening is the
night preceding the Fourth.
THE Barre and Burlington ball teams will
play game on the Seminary grounds on
next week Wednesday afternoon.
THE manager of the circus which in
tended to exhibit here on the Fourth has
decided to 90 to Barre on that day.
A CAMPING party, consisting of Will
Brock, John Adams and Fred Shepard,
goes to Highgate on next Saturday
TIMOTHY KELLIHER and Henry and
Thomas Mooney are at home on a vacation
from St, Joseph's College. Burlington.
w. A. SHAY returned on last week
Wednesday from a short visit at the White
him.
Miss PHINNEY, who has returned from
Rutland, attended the Cornell-Fullington
wedding at Cambridge ON Wednesday of
last week.
The band has received an invitation to
play at the Grand Army fair at Cambridge
port, Mass, but it has been found impos-
sible to attend.
Miss EMMA CUTLER attended the recep-
tion and assembly Of the Casque and Gaunt-
lent Society Of Dartmouth College on last
week Thursday evening.
In the case of George l.. Lane against
Matthew Quinn, arising from a collision Of
teams on Memorial day, Mr. Lane was
awarded $50. SO damages.
REV. g. w. GALLAGHER will give an ad-
dress on temperance next Sunday evening
at eight o'clock at Bethany church. All are
cordially invited to attend.
CHARLES WADE was fined $40 and costs
on Monday morning for tlourishing re-
volver and making a general disturbance
week ago Saturday evening.
SEVERAL yodng men of Montpelier at
tended the reception of the graduating class
at Norwich University, Northfield, on
Thursday evening of last week
THE Young Peoples Religious Fraternity
of the Church of the Messiah met on Mon
day evening. The subject of the meeting
was The Communion Service"
Miss JOSEPHINE E. TRUAx, daughter of
Rev. A b. TruaX, is to teach a class in
music at Malone, n. Y. She spent last
Sunday with an uncle at Swanton.
REV. p. MCMILLAN of Woodstock preached
at Bethany church on Sunday, in exchange
with Rev G. w. Gallagher. A number Of
fine solos were sung by G. A. Daggett.
MISSES INEZ AND IvIs BLANCHARD have
returned from Washington, ID. c., where
they had been spending the winter. A
portion of the time was passed in Balti-
more, Md.
PETER CADETTE, for an assault on George
Lindsey, was tried at the Office of j. G..
Wing, Esq, on Monday evening. A dozen
witnesses were examined, and Cadette was
discharged
II. A. HUsE, ESQ, attended the commence
ment exercises at Dartmouth College ON last
week Thursday. 1t was the twenty fifth
anniversary of graduation and his class
held a reunion.
AT the semi-annual meeting of the Yer
mont Medical Society at Rutland, last week
Thursday, paper on "The Treatment of
Hay-fever," by DIR. Chandler, was read by
another member
Miss ELIZA M. WILLARD came from Bos-
ton on last week Friday to spend the sum
mer. Her brother, Charles W, is expected
this week. The Willard homestead, on
state street, mas Deen reOpeneu'
DIR. ALFRED CLARK has received from the
Academy of Inventions, at Paris, an cleo
ton as a corresponding honorary member.
This compliment was given him for i'm
provements in dental anodynes.
AT the alumni meeting during the com
mencement exercises at the University of
| Vermont last week, the obituary commit
tee reported an interesting sketch of the
life of the late Charles II, Heath, Esq.
WABUN TRIBE OF RED MEN elected the fol-
! lowing officers on last week Friday evening:
! Sachem, S. w. Corse; senior sycamore,
Charles Robinson; junior sycamore, James
Boutwell,; chief of records, C. A. Lang.
REV. G. T. RAYMOND and family went
! yesterday to New Ipswich, N, H., where
they are 10 spend a two weeks vacation.
! During Mr., Raymond's absence there will
be no preaching services at the Baptist
| church.
Two changes in mail time are necessitated
by the changes in train schedules. The
afternoon mail over the Wells River road
closes at l255 instead of / 100 o'clock, and
the mail which closed at 3:35 p, NJ. now
closes at 3;10
THE Vermont Savings Investment Com
pany has declared dividend to its stock
| holders, PAYABLE July 3. 1t pays ak Der