The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-22

port on the practicability of having Sun
day-school picnic, and 1t is expected that
the affair will be arranged in the near
future.
W. e. ADAMS is adding a second-story
piazza to the ell of his residence on State
street.
IRA RICHARDSON Of Waitsfeld has re-
sumed his law studies in s. 9. Shurtleff's
office.
HELEN A. BATcHELDER of Plainfield be-
gan setting type in the argus Office last
Monday.
d.. RENRIcK wife and daughter of Los
Angles Cal, were at the Pavilion over
Sunday
G. M. HARLOW and wife have returned
from short vacation, spent in Chester and
Windsor.
j, II. SENTER, ESQ.,, and family returned
on Monday from weeks stay at Camp
Watson.
MRS. SARAH SLAYToN of Grand Haven
Mich, is visiting her brother-in-law, w. G.
Ferrin.
MISSES MoLL1E DEWEY and Sylvia Eddy
went to Mirror Lake, Monday, for a weeks
camping.
WAITE SABIN went to Sanbornton, N. H.,
last Saturday, where he spends six weeks
vacation.
@. W. WING and G. H. Heaton started
for Minneapolis last Saturday, to be absent
two weeks.
HENRY LIBBEN, night clerk at the Ex-
change hotel, no longer keeps his noctur-
nal watches.
G. D. SANBoRN OF West Randolph has
been putting glass tablets in the counters of
the post-office.
COLONEL FRED E. SMITH and L. P. Gleason
were in Portland, Maine, few days last
week, on business.
SETH e. WALLACE Of Keene, N. H., Wis
tied his brother, j. L. Wallace, for two or
three days last week.
COLLINS BLAKELY returned on Monday
from the White Mountains, where he has
been for short time.
The annual excursion for the benefit of
st. Augustine's church and its friends will
take place August 6.
COLONEL e. p JEwETT is suffering from
his old malady and has been quite unwell
for the last few days.
ABOUT twenty from Montpelier and Vi
cinity took dinner at A. II. Hollis in South
Woodbury. last Sunday.
A. S. NELSON returned last Friday from
six weeks trip through various parts of
Wisconsin and Illinois.
e. E. TowNER returned from Mime
apolis Friday night, and tells about having
worn an overcoat out there.
j. B. MORSE, superintendent at the Col
ton Manufacturing Company, returned
from New York Saturday.
FRANK L. KINsMAN of Buffalo, N. Y, who
has been visiting his mother and sister re-
Gently, left town yesterday.
j. G. BROWN and H. NJ. Cutler, who, with
their wives, have been in camp at Berlin
pond, have returned to town.
FRED BENwAY, Charlie Campbell and
Il 70 Ttrvhp 70
day to remain in camp one week.
THOMAS DEWEY returned on Saturday
night from an extended trip ia the w est,
including tour of the great lakes.
MASTER FREDDIE HUNTINGTON celebrated
his sixth birthday, last week, by giving a
party to about twenty little people.
HENRY DANCAUsE of East Montpelier,
and Caroline Narcotic are to be married in
st. Augustine's church this morning.
The various Fourth of July committees
will meet on Thursday, to square all ac-
counts and have general settling-up
G. A. LIVINGSTONE, former resident of
Montpelier, is now porter on a Pullman car
plying between st. Albans and Boston.
REV. J. w. BUcKHAM of Salem, Mass. .,
son of President Buckham of Burlington,
preached at Bethany church last Sunday.
Mrs. S. NJ BENNETT and daughter Carrie,
anu MISS Nora DedTDOTn, all OF NlancneSter,
n. H., are visiting Orville Dewey and family.
OWING to the Forester's excursion on
Friday, the band will give its usual concert
at the Pavilion stand on Thursday evening.
Mr.. BENJAMIN WALKER of Chicago,
brother OF Mrs. ID. L. Knapp, accompanied
by his wife, is spending the summer in town.
THE Montpelier Good Templars and Ju-
venile Temple will probably hold a basket
picnic in the near vicinity some time in Au-
gust.
DR.. j. d. LANCE has been appointed sur
geon on the regimental staff of Colonel n.
N Puffer of the Vermont Patriarchs Mill
tant.
Mrs. ID. w. G. PACKARD of Providence,
r. l.. is visiting II. c. Cotton and family.
She will remain in Montpelier two weeks or
more.
PROFESSOR S. j. BLANPIED of Millbury,
Mass, who has been visiting in town for
three weeks, returns home to-day or to-
morrow.
The Capital Savings Bank was organized
six or seven months ago. 1t began business
May /, and its deposits to date amount to
$4,000.
III. ID. HOPKINS, JR., sang tenor in the alb
sence of g. II. Shipman, and II. @. Gleason
sang base in the Bethany church choir, last
Sunday.
EIGHTEEN or twenty members of Canton
Montpelier went to Barre on the suburban
train, last Thursday evening, to exchange
civilites.
W. NJ. NEWTON, last years Seminary Y
graduate, who is spending the summer in
Portland, Maine, and vicinity, was in town
last week.
w. G. FERRN and daughter, Mrs. Will
lam Richardson of Brooklyn, and Mrs.
Charles Ferrin, enjoyed carriage drive to
Stowe last week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. +. HAsCALL are at their
new summer residence in West Berlin.
Mrs. Hascall is one Of the leading soprano
soloists of Boston.
s. G. SHURTLEFF was in New York on
Friday, in Boston on Saturday, and at York
Beach over Sunday. He returned to Mont
pelier Monday night.
THE non-partisan Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet with Mrs
Amanda T. Newcomb this "wednesday af-
ternoon at four o'clock.
@. II. SHIPMAN returned from Lisbon, N
H., on Saturday, and spent Sunday with
his brother in Waterbury. Mrs. Shipman
is expected to return TODAY,