The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-29
- MONTPELIER, r, WEDNESDAY,

creditors began making inquiries, but, to
their great sorrow, there are no develop
ments thus far.
ALFRED TEMPLE went from Eagle Camp
to Burlington, where he is visiting his
grandmother.
MIR. AND Mrs. j. V. BROOKS were with
their son Lewis at Eagle Camp on Sunday,
returning yesterday.
MARSHALL WooD, Charlie Campbell and
Fred Benway returned from Highgate
Springs on Monday.
MRS. II. M. PIERCE went to Eagle Camp,
last week, and returned Monday, accom-
panied by her son.
HELEN NJ. PRENTIss, oompositor in the
Argus office, is at her home in st. Albans
for month or two.
WILLIAM WILSON of Lowell, Mass, has
rented II. Freeman's house, No. Kent
street, and moved in.
Mrs. BURBANK leaves for Saratoga this
week. for months outing, accompanied
by Mrs. Sarah Ormsbee.
WILLIAM DODGE was buried last Wednes-
day, funeral services being conducted by
Rev. j. Edward Wright.
ABOUT one hundred attended the Uni
tartan Sunday-school excursion to the Barre
quarries, last Wednesday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. j. PHILLIPS of Chicago
and Newell s. Lord of Milwaukee, are vis-
iting Mrs. 7. p. Redfeld
Miss MARY JACOBS is stopping with her
aunt, Mrs. Lucy Loomis. She will be in
town for month or more.
REV. G. T. RAYMOND returned from his
vacation last week, and preached in the
Baptist church on Sunday.
SEVERAL cars for the Foresters' excursion
were derailed, last Thursday night, causing
the midnight express an hours delay.
REV. III. f. REYNOLDS will conduct a re-
vival meeting in Westfeld, VT, beginning
July 81, and continuing till August 8.
Miss FLORA A. PEAKE of Orange, who
has been very sick at DIR. o. l.. Watson's
for the past week. is somewhat better.
New furniture is being placed in position
in the Union School building, to make
ready for the opening of the fall term.
Mrs. MARY JACOBS and daughter Mary,
of Boston, are visiting Mrs Jacobs sisters,
Mrs. A. S. Wiley and the Misses Loomis.
EBEN ScRIBNER, venerable citizen, had
a Slight shock last Friday. This and his
previous infirmities render him very feeble.
BERT L. TAYLOR, associate-editor on the
Argus d Patriot, expects to sever his con-
nection with that paper about September l..
ID. f. CLARK, money-order clerk at the
post office, starts to-day for two weeks
vacation in northern and eastern Vermont.
In the absence of Mrs f. l. Pitkin, Miss
Kate Gilbert sang soprano very acceptably
in the Unitarian church choir last Sunday.
Mrs. II. G. COTTON, Mrs Packard, her
guest, II. S. Cotton and E. A. Cotton went
to Montreal yesterday, for few days stay.
A. G. TEMPLEToN was initiated into Can
ton Montpelier last Wednesday, and on
Monday received the Canton degree. Quick
work.
Mrs. II. A. HUsE went with Miss Rose
Lucia and her friends to Graniteville, last
Wednesday evening, as chaperon of the
party.
Mrs. L. j. ROBERTS visited her brother
7. j. Deavitt, Esq, several days last week
returning to her home in Waterbury on
Friday.
AT the Epworth League convention, held
in Cabot yesterday, and continued to-day,
Rev. A. B. Truax gives an address this
forenoon.
GEORGE DUDLEf of Boston, son of Profess
sor G.. w. Dudley and relative of III. w
Kempton, visited at Hotel Kempton over
Sunday.
PAUL TERRIo, the truckman, attempted tc
enter a colts STALL last Friday, and was
badly kicked. He expects to be about in a
day or two
NJ. ID. STURTEvANT, an employe of the
Cotton Manufacturing Company, went to
Burlington yesterday to attend the funeral
of his brother.
COUNTY EXAMINER BOOTH will hold a
public examination for teachers at the
Graded school building, Monday and Tues
day, August II and Is.
THE non-partsan Womans Christian
Temperance Union held a regular meeting
with Mrs. Amanda T. Newcomb, last
| Wednesday afternoon.
/ OwINf. IN inoraaca in bucipacu I Rob
cock has transferred the manufacturing OF
his Gold Medal Sarsaparila" to his resi-
dence on Liberty street.
G.. b. b. DENNY went to Boston yesterday
afternoon, to order new goods for the fal
trade, and also to arrange for extra helI
in his tailoring department.
AT a meeting of the creditors of the firm
of Mcleod & Simpson, held before the reg
istrar on Monday, George Lamson of Barre
was unanimously chosen assignee.
AT the session of the General Grand
Council Of Royal and Select Master Masons
held in Minneapolis last week, G. II. Heator
was elected grand general treasurer.
CHARLES Cross, Jr., Fred Lang, Ned
Houghton, and Fred Bancroft, went tC
| Woodbury. yesterday, took dinner at A. III
Hollis, and had good time generally.
! Mr.. AND Mrs. f. S. SAWYER, who hav,
been visiting Professor ID. S. Blanpied anC
| family Tor the past two weeks, returned tC
their home in Milford, n. H., on Monday.
MRS. L. M. DANFoRTH of Coos, N H.,
daughter of the late Rev. Lemuel II. Taber
and her son, Bert May of Hartford, Conn.
are visiting relatives in town and at Calais
Mrs. w. f. GARAND went to Crown
Point n. Y. last Sunday, to visit her par.
ents. Mr.. Garand is going next Monday
and they will return in two or three weeks
REV. S. G. BEANE of Newburyport, Mass.
preached in the Church of the Messiah
Rev. j. Edward Wright preaching at the
Unitarian camp-meeting at The Weirs, n H
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet in the parlors OF Trinity
church on Friday evening. This is meet
ing of importance, and large attendance
| is urged.
GEORGE II. BICKFoRD, a graduate from
the Seminary in '87, and from Wesleyan
! College last June, has been elected to a
professorship in Haverford College, neal
Philadelphia.
ID. l.. FULLER expects to take advantage
of the Grand Army excursion and visit his
brother in Battle Creek, Mich, starting
from here Friday morning. He may be
gone week
THE Central Vermont will sell round-trir