The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-08-05
Montpelier and Vicinity.

MRS. ERAsTug HUBBARD Is az queen Clty
Park.
c. II. Cross, .Js., left for Boston, Sunday
night.
Me. AND ,MRs. A. G. BRowN are at Bye
Beach.
MISS Lucy JACOBS of Boston is visiting
in town.
MIR. AND Mrs. C.iF. LOWE were at Mirror
Lake last week.
Hampton Beach.
MRS. PAGE, mother Of Mrs. w. Il. Adams,
is dangerously i'll.
w. ARTHUR JONES was appointed deputy
sheriff, last week
Miss OLIVE GuERNsEz is at Old Orchard
Beach for two weeks.
Mrs. T.. A. BISHOP returned from Bur-
lington, Monday night.
TIE Misses Pollard are visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. G.. NJ. Harlow.
f. II. DwINESL spent last week in Calais
and vicinity, visiting friends.
G. NJ. CUsHMAN and wife of Dwell, Mass,
are visiting T. r. Merrill, Jr.
Mr.. ASD Mrs JOSEPH FIsEER went to
Old Orchard Beach yesterday
MATTE, daughter of Willard Holden, is
in town for two weeks visit.
Mrs. Lucy MCKBNz1E of Woodstock is
visiting Miss Mary j. Cleaves.
HARRISON LOMBARD is at HiRhgate
Springs for aA outing, this week.
EIGHT members were received by letter
into Trinity church, last Sunday.
w. G. TAPLM and wife are expected to
return the latter part of the week.
S. T. NEwcoMB of the United States
Clothes-pin Company is in Boston.
G. w. WING and c. II. Heaton returned
from Minneapolis, Saturday night.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE BRANARD and
Mrs Clara Brainard are in Boston.
THE band concert will be given at the
Union School stand Friday evening.
MRS. e. E. TowNER is spending a week
visiting friends in North Tunbridge.
LEANDER WILEY of Charlestown, Mass,
is visiting his brother, A S. Wiley.
REV. E. E. HERRIcK of Milton will
preach in Bethany church next Sunday.
HARRY ELDER, recently employed by G.
F. Buswell, has gone to st. Paul, Minn.
MRS. A. j. HOWE, who has been very ill
from the effects of fall, is slowly recover
ing.
Miss Lucy SHREDDER, granddaughter
of j. h. Langdon, is visiting Miss Belle FL
field.
Miss LILLIAN f. DENNY of Worcester,
Denny.
WILLARD d. EMERY has gone to the
Goodenough House, White Mountains, as
bell-boy.
MISS MAE BULLARD, clerk in II. G. Web
sters store, is at Hyde Park for a two week s
vacation.
Mrs. G. w. GALLAGHER and children
joined Mr.. Gallagher at Littleton, N. H.,
last week.
MRS. E. NJ. DANFoRTH, daughter of the
late l.. II. Tabor, is visiting n, G. Tabor
and family.
No less than five or six trials of liquor
cases are booked for this week, on Friday
and Saturday.
Mr.. AND MRS. G. II. Cross went to Old
Orchard Beach yesterday, and are to re-
main two weeks.
Miss LOUIE CLARK went to Boston last
week. Thence she will visit one or two OF
the beach resorts.
PRESIDENT NJ. II. BUCKHAM preached a
scholarly and eloquent sermon at Bethany
church On SUNDAY last.
G. 5. WHITTIER and family 90 to Cabot
tomorrow, to visit cousins from Nebraska
who are stopping there.
G. w. SKINNER and family are living in
the tenement in Walton Block, recently va
Gated by f. f. Remple.
Miss HATTIE MCFARLAND of johnson is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ferrin at their
colt ge, at Mirror Lake.
Mrs. ORRIN DALEY is expected home to.
day, from Caledonia Springs, Ont, where
she has been for her health.
The Universalist grove meeting at The
Weirs, n. H., began last Monday, and con
tinues through next Sunday
GEORGE l.. LANE has vacated his house or
the corner of Summer and Vine streets,
and rented it to f. f. Remple.
FRANK ROBINSON and Willard Whitcomt
went to Highgate Springs on Monday, anC
will remain in camp one week.
WALTER BEDARD, Scott Bailey and Nellie
Bailey, all of St. Albans are visiting theil
cousin, l.. Bart Cross this week.
Two or three hundred people admired the
beautiful floral decorations on the grave o
General p. p. Pitkin, last Sunday.
Miss JESSIE NJ. WATSON has been visiting
her brother, DIR. Horace Watson, in Yves
Topsham for the last week or two.
A NEW engine was taken from here las
week to the quarries of the Berlin Grant,
Company, B. b. Bailey. manager.
REV. HENRY |. CUsHMAN, DID, of Provi
dence, Il. L., is to preach in the Church o
the Messiah next Sunday morning.
C. II. SHIPMAN and his brother, j. f
Shipman of Waterbury, sang at the funera
OF Hon. Paul Dillingham; last week.
Mr.. AND MRS. j. d. Brown of New York
and e. o. Noyes and friends of Brockton
Mass, are boarding at the Pavilion
Miss FANNIE KNAPP, an employe in tn
| National Life Insurance Company's office
is away for vacation of two weeks.
f, l.. LAIRD and l.. p. Slack will probabl,
visit the wilds Of Groton on Saturday, ant
test the fishing qualities of the pond.
e. II. ALLER went to Enosburgh las
Wednesday. He is in poor health, ant
visits that town for medical treatment.
II. S. AND e. A. COTTON started yesterda
noon for an extended carriage drive througl
towns in the northern part of the state.
CHARLES I. MARSH of Syracuse, n. Y, i
visiting his mother, Mrs. Charles b. Marsh
on Berlin street, who is dangerously ill.
NJ. III. MOONEY who graduated from 81
Joseph College in Burlington, last June, /
studying medicine with DIR. d. G.. Kemp.
MISSES WHITAKER AND TUTTLE, the for
mer from Bradford and the latter froI
Lynn, Mass, are visiting at K. f. Rand's.
THE non-partisan Woman's Christia
Temperance Union will meet with Mrs.
X. Bunnell this afternoon at three o'clock
J. c. ENRIGHT, the representative fror
Windsor in the legislature, stopped i