The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-15

continue his salesroom in the Rialto build
ing.
Mrs. j. e. GooDNoUGH is keeping books
for Cross & Son during Miss Arms vaca
ton.
GEORGE HARTwELL of Lowell, Vt, who
is we'll known here, has recently been in
town.
Miss IDA M. PALMER of South Chelmsford,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. f.
Curran.
G. w. SKINNER has sold out his business
in Boston and is contemplating return to
Montpelier.
The Alex Jangraw store, in the Argus
building, has been rented to T. NJ. Lynch
for five years.
MAYOR SMILE and J. l.. Tuttle are at
Peakes Island, Portland Harbor, for a
months outing.
PROFESSOR K. A. BISHOP and family 60 to
Mirror Lake to-day, to remain in camp for
two weeks or more.
LAST Sunday Right Rev. Bishop DeGoes-
BRAND made his episcopal visitation to St.
Augustine's church.
MRS. MAJOR PAIGE and daughter Cora of
Paterson, n. j., are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Poland.
COLONEL FRED f. SMITH went to Port
land yesterday on business expecting to
return on Thursday.
THE eight extra hands employed in the
Vermont Mutual office have discontinued
work until August l.
Miss JENNIE G. WALKER, book-keeper for
the Cotton Manufacturing Company, is away
on weeks vacation.
H. G. COTTON is making repairs and
changes on his house and shed to the ex-
tent Of 81 900 or more.
FRANCIS w. HOLDEN will preach in the
school-house at Putnamsville on Sunday af
ternoon at two O'Clock.
DIR. w. f. TEMPLEroN and family of
Manchester, n. H., are with c. =. Pitkin at
Mirror Lake this week
The McGIBENY FAMILY pleasantly enter
tained an audience of fair size at the Opera
house on Friday evening.
PRINCIPAL X. &. WHEELER was in Bur-
lngton last Wednesday. Baseball seems
to have been the attraction.
A DAUGHTER was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Hackett last Wednesday night. The
child lived but few hours.
L. P. SLACK, deputy county clerk has en-
gagged to teach the village school in Marsh
field for the fall and winter.
CARRIE j. JORDAN, stenographer in the
ArguS and Patriot Office, is spending her va
cation of six weeks in Maine.
IT is expected that the Military Band will
give the customary concert on Friday even
ing, at the School street stand.
THE Montpelier district Epworth League
will meet at Cabot on July 2S and 20. Var
ious speakers are to be present.
The regular preaching service at the
Baptist church was omitted Sunday, but
Sunday-school was held as usual.
A. G. Brown and wife, Mrs. G. H. Heath
and Mrs. Asa Blanchard expect to spend
August at North Rye Beach, n II.
t f. w. PORE and wife of New York are
visiting Judge Hiram Carleton and family
Mr.. Pope is Mrs. Carleton's brother.
SUPERINTENDENT j. b. MORSE of the Col
ton Manufacturing Co. went to New York
y yesterday, and will return Saturday
G THE school board has engaged Miss Dora
= Wells to recatalogue the school library
. which contains about 5000 volumes.
JAMES ALBIN was assessed S15.01, las
Wednesday, before Justice j. III. Senter
r for second offense of drunkenness.
e REV. V. NJ. HARDY of West Randolph
4 preached at Bethany church on Sunday in
. exchange with Rev. G.. w. Gallagher.
. FoRTY-NINE tickets were sold at the Cen
tral Vermont station, last Friday, for the
e Barnum & Bailey show at Burlington,
e LEADER MERRILL of the Montpelier
y Military Band has obtained twenty new
> marches for the muster at Bennington
> Miss MINNIE CLARK went to the Profile
'' house, White Mountains, on Monday
y where she is to remain for the summer.
If BESSIE, daughter of Mrs. Eugene A
q Smith of Pennington, y. H., who is visiting
: her father, f. f. Hutchins, is seriously i'll
w. c. TAPLIN and wife started on Monday
for a two weeks carriage drive through
l. various towns in the west part OF the state
: THE Boston Transcript says that Montpe
If lier had the most extensive Fourth of July
I celebration that ever occurred in the state
H. NJ. CUTLER and wife, A. w. Ferrir
II and family, G. p. Pitkin and family and j
# G. Brown and wife are camping at Berlir
a pond.
v 7. E. CALLAHAN, the mail-carrer. ha
. bought him team and gone into the livery
business. Uncle Sam is his steady Gus
{, toner.
d REV. G. T. RAYMOND has sold his new
= house in Barre, and is reported to hav,
4 bought another lot, with the intention o
building again
- THE paper-train " from Boston made it
. first trip last Sunday. 1t carries the san
IS day Herald and Globe and the SdtUrdd!
If Ereninq Gazette.
n Mr.. AND Mrs. w. A. BRIGGS participate,
y in the ceremony of dedcating new organ
~ in the Congregational church at West Ran
n dolph last night.
at The family of j. A. DeBoer went t,
81 Albany, n, Y, on Monday, to remain fou
o., weeks. Mr. DeBoer accompanied them a
far as Burlington
CHARLES II. WILLIAMS and wife of Farm
ham, p. G., spent few days in town las
week. They were formerly residents here
but had not visited Montpelier before TO
twenty-four years.
G. II. SHIPMAN and family went to Lisbon
n. H., last Wednesday, They are stopping
III at the Breezy Hill house and will return
the last of this week.
J. IT is rumored that new saloon wa
opened after the raid on the Fourth and tn
at preceding night, and that the proprieto
reaped rich harvest.
r. E. r. DAVIS, recent graduate at the Sem
mary was in town on Monday. He has re
al Gently been quite sick with diphtheria a
his home in Waits River.
W REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT will preach il
Burlington next Sunday in exchange witt
o Rev. Horace l.. Wheeler, pastor OF the Uni
% tartan church in that place
~. A PANE of glass in a window of the bag
Al gage-room of the Montpelier & Wells Rivel
depot was broken Sunday morning and tw,
q or three small packages removed.
COLONEL II. S. HAINEs of Colorado, ant
~ his niece, Miss Haines of Detroit, are visit
ING Mr. and Mrs ,Joseph Fisher, Colone