The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-08-12
Montpelier and Vicinity.

w. G, COTTON of Springfield Mass, is in
town.
Mrs. L. w. SHEDD is in Bradford for a
weeks visit.
G. II. Cross and wife are expected home
on Saturday.
w. H. CowELL's s child has been very sick,
but is now better
Mr.. AND Mrs. c. d. MATHER of Boston
are at the Pavilion.
d. L. FULLER returned from his Michigan
trip Monday morning.
Miss GERTRUDE SMITH of Hartland is
visiting at A. j. Stevens.
The Brennan Star Theater Company are
at Capital hall for the week.
X. NJ. WALLING, clerk for II. Z. Webster,
is on two weeks vacation.
E. II. ALLER will return from Enosburgh
the latter part Of this week.
ABRAHAM LONG and wife are expected
home from Bass Rock to-day.
COMPANY II, Capital Guards, starts for
Bennington Friday morning.
FRED, son of the late Alexander Jangraw,
is working for G. b. b. Denney.
REV. E. E. HERRIcK of Milton preached
at Bethany church last Sunday.
Mss MAE BuLLARD returns to her duties
in II. {. Wehster's store today.
g. E. HOLDEN, ESQ. is at his home in
Waitsfeld for weeks vacation.
F. II. DEWEY and wife of Boston are vis-
iting their uncle, Denison Dewey
Miss FANNIE ERMINTRoUT returned to
her home in New York last Friday,
THE Odd Fellows start for the Benning-
ton celebration next Monday night.
REMEMBER the annual school-meeting
this evening at half-past seven o'clock,
r. A. CHILD of Lyndonville, is the guest
of Rev. A. b. Truax and family this week
Miss EVELYN S. LEASE was elected a
teacher in the Union school, last Saturday
A. d. FARwELL and wife are expected
home from their Canadian outing on Satur-
day.
| JAMES MCDONALD, clerk for II. G. Gea-
son 4 Co., spent his weeks vacation in
! Cabot.
II. L. Bliss, proprietor of the Union
House, has been quite sick for the past
week.
f. f. BARNES, former clerk in ID. l..
Fuller & Sons store is now in Springfield,
Mass.
w. c. TAPLIN and wife returned from
their carriage drive of two weeks, last
! Friday.
LEE TEwKsBURY, clerk in George E. Tap.
Inns store, started Monday for weeks va
cation.
j. A. DEBoER, in the absence of the pas.
tor read the service at Christ church, last
Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. JONES of Worcester Mass. is
spending the summer with Mrs. f. II
Stevens.
Mr.. AND Mrs. G.. b. WALTON and Mrs
Samuel Walton go to Jericho to-day to visit
relatives.
Mrs S, G. PUTNAM of Rutland spent Sun,
day in town with her sister-in-law, Mrs. S
L. Pattee.
HARRY G. SHURTLEFF returned from his
two weeks outing at the beach on last
Wednesday,
FRANK ROBINSON and Willard Whtcomh
returned last Saturday from camping a
Highgate Springs.
MRS. FANNY III. EMERY and Mrs. ID. S
Wheatley are attending the musical conven
ton at The Weirs.
N. W. FRINK suffered last week relapse
and was critically i'll again. He is nov
slowly improving.
The weekly meetings of the Juvenile
Temple will be discontinued until the frs
week in September.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. p. HUNTINGTON an,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. III. Greene spent most o
last week at Saratoga.
ID. l.. SANDERS and family started oil
} Monday for carriage drive to the Whit
, Mountains and vicinity
Mr. AND Mrs. S. ii. o. BoswoRTH starte,
yesterday for three weeks visit in New
York and Massachusetts.
THE regular quarterly meeting OF tn
J Montpelier Fire Underwriters was held il
the Pavilion last Monday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ID. S. WHEATLEY and sol
were in Brookteld most of last week. visit
ing Mr.. Wheatley's home.
1T is the wife of DIR. Olin w. Daley, an,
a not Mrs. Orrin Daley, who has recent
been at Caledonia Springs.
Miss JESSIE STEWART, daughter of Con
gresham Stewart of Middlebury, is tn
, guest of Miss Belle Fifeld.
| GRANT PATTEE, train-dispatcher of tn
Central Vermont at ST. Albans, spent Sun
day in town with relatives.
REV. HOWARD #. HILL, DID,, for seyera
years rector of Christ church, will give u
3 his rectorship in Amesbury, Mass, this fal