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

and go to his home in Concord, n. II. The
illness OF his wife is one reason for this ac-
tion.
REV. G. w. GALLAGHER will return from
Littleton, N. H., this week, and will oc-
cupy his pulpit next Sunday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. w. ANDREWS and Miss
Jessie M. Sabin went to Boston Monday,
and thence to the sea-shore
MISS JESSIE M. WATSON who has been at
her brothers in West Topsham for the past
three weeks, is now at home.
FRED w. HEWITT, cashier of the Gran
vile IN. " National bank, is in town, ar
irving last evening by bicycle.
SOME wood nymphs were seen recently
disporting themselves in the crystal pools
at the foot of Benjamin's Falls.
f. w. BANCROFT and his friend G. w.
Marston. are attending the music festival
at The Weirs, N. H., this week.
MONTPELIER District Camp-meetng will
begin at Northield Tuesday, August 1S,
and close the following Tuesday.
Mrs. q. L. BIxBY. Mrs. A. G. Vail and
Miss Carrie Fullerton have gone to Cape
Elizabeth, Maine, for few weeks.
HENRY DALEY and Frank Cameron were
at Woodbury. pond with hook and line, last
week, and report excellent success.
j. S. BERRY, foreman in one of w. A.
Rice's granite sheds, has moved into the H.
A. Spencer house on College street.
ED HARsoN takes George Stewards place
as clerk in G. II. Stewards store. George
has gone to his home in Morrisville.
Miss IDA EsTEY is attending the musical
convention at The Weirs, after which she re-
turns to her home in Manchester, n. H.
REV. II. 1. CUsHMAN, DID,, of Providence,
r. l., preached very able sermon at the
Church of the Messiah, last Sunday morn
ing.
PROFESSOR G. w. BRYANT, who has been
a guest of Rev. A. b. Truax for the last two
weeks, was joined last week by Mrs. Bry-
ant.
Miss CARRIE WILD and Miss Nellie Lang,
both of Boston, and now stopping in Barre,
visited Mrs. e. III. Aller a relative, last
week
G. II. FULLER, in his capacity of regi-
mental quartermaster went to Bennington
yesterday. Mrs. Fuller will join him next
Monday.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT addressed a
union temperance meeting in the Univer-
salist church in Northfeld, last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. NJ. L. COFFIN of Hartford, Conn,
a daughter of Peter Crane, who lives just
across the Moretown line, is visiting in the
vicinity.
DIR. c. NJ. HUNT moved from Worcester
to this village, last week Tuesday. His
residence is the Chase house, on Park
avenue.
Miss MARY E. MACoMBER, who has been
in Minneapolis and vicinity for the last
four weeks, is expected home Friday or
Saturday.
A. c. BLANCHARD, late of Barre, has as
sumed the management of the branch de-
partment of the Chicago Beef Company in
this place.
JOHN VooDRY usually gets there 3" with
ripe tomatoes little ahead of the process
sion. He exhibits some fine specimens OF
ripened fruit.
MISS LOIS HILLERY, daughter of Mrs. II
NJ. Emery, has been engaged As assistant
to the principal in the Windsor High school
for The coming year.
THE Cotton Manufacturing Company is
building a pattern.house just west OF its
foundry. The building is fifteen feet square,
and will be fire-proof
A REGULAR meeting of the non-partisar
Woman's Christian Temperance Union will
be held at Mrs. Il. r. Bunnel's this after.
noon at three o'clock.
G. w. PARMENTER has sold his house and
land on Elm street to f. f. Dodge, recently
of Sheldon, possession to be given Decem
Der consideration 81 800.
NEXT Sunday Mr.. Francis w Holden is
" pCtdCl III lHt Oltl lInebllllB-uOuSe IN CdlalS
at eleven A. NJ, and in the school-house in
Putnamsville at two P. NJ.
Mrs. A. L. NEwCoMB and Mrs. j. Il
Seaver, who went to Detroit last week as
delegates of the Woman's Relief Corps
returned Monday morning,
MRS ORRIN DALEY is ON the camp-grounC
in Northtield this week, and will remain
until after the annual camp-meeting, which
continues through next week.
ANOTHER improvement on the Unior
School grounds is walk of pulverize(
stone running from School street, near tn,
band-stand, to Hubbard street.
A BALL game between the Montpelier ant
Gouldsville teams was played on the Sem
mary grounds last Saturday. Score, ten t
nine in favor of the Montpeliers,
Ira 0AKEs of Waterbury, law-studen
in W. p. Dillingham's office, entered NJ. E
SMILES Office on Monday morning as deput.
county clerk, successor to l.. p. Slack.
GEORGE DUDLEY of Sutton, Mass, wa
with his uncle, ID. w. Dudley, over Sunday
Young Dudley lives on the old homestead
once owned by ID. w. Dudley's father.
PRESIDENT MONROE visited Montpelie
in 1917, and the event was the occasion O
quite clark" Since then no presiden
has been within the gates of the capital.
FERDINAND DEWEY, instructor in tn
fremont school of music, Boston, and
noted musical composer is, the guest of Pro
fessor and Mrs. ID. S. Blanpied this week
THE essay of c. w. Willard ofthis village
appearing as one of three Harvard essay
in the August number of the Nelg ERgldn
Magazine, is receiving many flattering nj
tees.
THE following Montpelier men have bee
appointed on the reception and entertain
ment committee for the Bennington celt
bration: b. F. Fifeld, III. A. Huse, f. !
Eaton.
THE fall term at the Vermont Methods
Seminary opens on Monday, August ..
The rooms in the self boarding houses al
already well taken and large atttendanc
is expected.
REV. A. j. HoUGH ofiiciates this afte
noon at the funeral service of Gustavu
Gage of White River Junction, an old con
ductor on the Central Vermont and Pa
sumpsic lines.
Mrs. ID. S. BLANPIRD was a pupil of Pr,
fessor S. j. Blanpied when he was principi
of the Milford IN. H. High School.
rarely happens that man trains h
brothers wife.
FRANK HALL, undertaken for S. S. Towne
was called to Farnham p. G., last Frida,
by the sudden illness of his wife. Mr.