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

had. The ride home was over the hills by
moonlight The day was apparently one Of
some hardship to the galants, who dreamed
of driving horses during the hours that re-
mained Of the night after their return.
The funeral services of William Dodge
will be held at his sons residence on First
avenue this afternoon at two o'clock, Rev.
j. Edward Wright officiating.
AN impromptu musicale, given by visit
ing and local talent at the Pavilion parlors,
Sunday evening, was much enjoyed by
those 80 fortunate as to be present.
SUPERINTENDENT e. f. MANN Of the Bos-
ton, Concord & Montreal railway, with
wife and daughter, were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Stowell on Sunday.
p. II. MORRISON, of conspiracy-case fame,
an employe In the Wetmore & Morse sheds,
has gone to Carbondale, Penn, where he
will continue his business of stone-cutting.
MINERVA r. MORSE, infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Morse was baptized last
Sunday, in Christ church, directly after
the morning service, by Rev. j. G. Flanders.
PROFESSOR f. III. HOWARD and family
leave for Syracuse, N. Y, Thursday. They
will go via Lake Champlain and Lake
George, stopping at Saratoga for few days.
Mr.. AND Mrs. f. S. SAWYER of Milford,
n. H., are visiting their daughter Mrs. ID.
S. Blanpied Mr.. Sawyer is connected
with the Sanhegan National Bank Of Mil
ford.
THE Wetmore & Morse Granite Company
will send a granite vault to Grand Rapids,
Mich, in month or two, which will re-
quire twenty or twenty-five cars for ship
ment.
THE Montpelier baseball team was de-
feated by the nine at Northfield last
Wednesday by score of thirteen to ten.
Mooney and Yaw were battery for Mont
pelier.
PROFESSOR G. W. BRYANT of Abingdon
Va, teacher of music in the institute in
that place, is stopping with Rev. A. B..
Truax and using the seminary organ during
the vacation.
G. Fl. Cross, JR., son of L. Bart Cross, is
at home from Boston for two weeks vaca-
ton. He is, as he has been for the past few
years, with the Boston Safe Deposit and
Trust Company.
w. A. RAYMOND of New York was in
town last Thursday taking measurements
for uniforms for Canton Montpelier. Meas
urements for six full suits and several part
suits were taken.
A DEER was seen last week on Chauncey
Hunts farm in Worcester. Mr.. Hunts dog
gave chase, but the deer nimbly cleared a
four-foot board fence and disappeared on
the mountain side.
LAST Wednesdays Free Press, after stat
ing that j. A. DeBoer had been in town,
says He is doing good service to the
cause of life insurance, and has many
friends in Burlington"
DR.. F. c. GRANGER and family of Ran
dolph Mass, are boarding with Mrs. Simeon
Dewey. DIR. Granger is a son of Noah
Granger of Randolph. He will remain in
town five or six weeks.
T. G. O'SULLvAN and wife of New York
are visiting their brother, Rev w. j
O'Sullivan. Mr.. O'Sullivan was candidate
for lieutenant-governor on the democratic
state ticket two years ago.
DIR. G. E. CHANDLER will open discus
sion on the nature, varieties, causes, symp.
toms and treatment OF glaucoma at the
State Medical convention, to be held in Bur
lington October IL and 16.
ABOUT thirty members of the Bethany
Reading Club held basket picnic in Stew
arts camp at Mirror Lake last Thursday
The trip was made in two four-horse team.
from j. Q. Adams stables.
f. G. AxTELL, teacher of Latin and Greek
in the Seminary for the past year, has beer
elected instructor in Latin in the pre-.
paratory department of the Northwestern
University at Evanston, ILL.,
NED H. STEVENS went to Sunapee Lake
n. H., on Monday to be absent a few
weeks. He went in company with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Curriel
of Enfield, and other friends.
LAST week Wednesday evening the Yer
mont Lodge of Odd Fellows conferred al
the degrees in its ritual, and on FRIDAY
evening conferred three degrees in the
Thomas Wildey Encampment.
MYRoN L. CHANDLER of Berlin graduated
from the Medical College at Burlington last
week Monday. He won prize of $50 fol
excellence in study, and also was first
among those receiving honors.
Mrs. w. NJ. Coz of Lowell, Mass, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Magill and daughter o.
Washington, ID. c., are visiting o. p. For
bush and family. Mrs. Coe and Mrs. Ma
gill are sisters of Mrs. Forbush.
REV. A. B. TRUAx will hold a quarterly
conference at Randolph Center next Satur
day at two o'clock, will preach and admin
lister the sacrament Sunday morning, and
will preach again Sunday evening.
Miss ERMINA d. CULVER of st. Albans, a
recent graduate of the Seminary, was in
town a short time last week. She recently
attended the funeral of her grandmother
Mrs. II. F. Glidden, at Northfeld.
THE recently-issued proceedings of the
Seventy-fourth Annual Convocation of the
Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons
of Vermont contains fine portrait of G.
w. Wing, grand high-priest of the state.
n CHANGE Ol ClllndJe was Jne cause Ol
some slight illness to Mrs. Wooster
Sprague after her arrival in Chicago In a
letter to friend she states that she is much
better, and is again able to be out of doors.
A FREIGHT train on the Central Vermont
was derailed near Middlesex early Monday
morning, and the six o'clock accommoda-
tion to the north was delayed for short
time. Eight or ten cars were more or less
injured.
THE re-cataloguing of the public library,
under the supervision of f. w. Bancroft, is
nearing completion. The new catalogue
will be indexed both by titles and by au-
thors, and will show that the library con-
tains nearly 5000 volumes.
THE Montpelier Juvenile Temple re-
ceived the following five members last Fri
day afternoon: Arthur Dewey, Helen
Brock and Katie Dewey; and Mrs. ID. X.
johnson and Mrs. T. j. Keegan were
elected honorary members.
N. w. FRINK, the general Montpelier
manager of the Wetmore X Morse Granite
Company, was at the company's quarry
last Thursday this being his first visit since
last December. He has suffered long and
very severe attack of sickness.
REV. S. G. BEANE OF Newburyport, Mass,
is to preach in the Church of the Messiah
next Sunday morning, and in the Morse
school-house in the afternoon, in place of
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