The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-06-01
Montpelier and Vicinity.

days.
A. e. MORSE of Tacoma, Wash, is visit
ing in town.
THOMAS II. FARR of Philadelphia spent
Sunday in town.
Miss MARY WILLARD sailed for Germany
last Wednesday.
Roy w. TURNER returned last Thursday
to Lakeport, N. II.
Mr.. AND Mrs, LEVI II. B1xBY spent last
Sunday in Rutland.
Mrs. e. w. THOMPSON was in town from
st. Albans last Saturday.
THERE is to be sociable at Bethany par
lors next Friday evening.
THE Bethany topic club met last evening
with Hermon ID. Hopkins.
Mrs. II. H. READ of Shelburn is visiting
Mrs. George B. b. Denny.
W. G. ANDREWS is grading around his
house on East Liberty street.
RAYMOND LoRANz of the sugar laboratory
went to Boston last Saturday.
HERBERT M. SULLIVAN, manager of Hotel
Hamilton, Bermuda, is in town.
HARVEY L. WEIGH was in Boston, last
Sunday, on purely business trip.
JOHN B. ANDERSON has moved into the
Jabez Baker house on Summer street.
Miss NINA Brown sailed from Germany
for her home in Montpelier last Friday.
THE Thirteenth Vermont Reunion Society
is to hold forth at Capital hall, June 10.
HARRY LOWE is to be one of the judges at
the races, July and 8, at Littleton, N. III.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR " w. B. WALL
Of West Randolph was in town last Satur-
day.
DENTIST e. X. WOODS has gone to Bel.
lows Falls, where he has bought out tooth
puller.
RAY HUsE is to play violin solo, Thurs
day, at the graduating exercises at Randolph
Center.
A PARTY of kids drove to Woodbury.,
last Monday, and took supper at " Abe "
Holt's.
A Mr.. SMITH, who resides on Fuller
street, gashed his hand yesterday on a cir
cular saw.
for the purpose of pushing Gold Medal
Sarsaparilla.
COLONEL FRED e. SMITH spent last
Thursday in st. Albans and L. Bart Cross
in Burlington.
MRS. j. G. FARwELL and mother, Mrs.
| Trow, have returned from a two weeks
visit in Boston.
THE Y at the Junction is now in working
| order, and on an average ten minutes is
saved each trip.
A. L. FABYAN, manager of the Mount
L
town yesterday.
THE report of the musical convention in
this weeks issue is from the graceful pen OF
James T. Sabin.
I. j. BoYNToN accompanied Hiram At
kins to Camp Watson, last Saturday, tC
spend few days.
Mrs. G. T. SABIN and daughter, Miss Jes.
sic NJ, are expected home from Seaford
Del, early in June.
PROFESSOR BURGESS and wife arrived or
Monday from New York, to spend the sum
mer months at Redstone."
A DRUNKEN jubilee was held on Berlin
side, last Sunday, near the west bridge
Calls for the police were frequent.
MR.. AND Mrs. JOSEPH G. BROWN las
Sunday became parents of daughter. S
G. Woolson is again "gramper."
LAST Saturday was the final session o.
the Industrial School. Handsomely deco
rated cards were given to the little girls.
NEXT Sunday is to be dedication Sunday
at the Unitarian church, when consider
able number of infants will be presented.
II. N. TAPLIN has beautified his lawn by
an elegant bed of geranisms. Score one
more for the Village Improvement Society.
j. ELI GooDENoUGH, accompanied by B
B. Sloan, late of Montpelier, spent few
days last week fishing at Alton Bay, n. H.
PROFESSOR d. s. BLANPIED will give tn,
next talk to the scholars of the UniOI
school on Friday, June 8, on some musica
topic.
THIS is the closed season for shows,
and unless some new date is booked NJ
more attractions will appear at the Opera
house this season.
Mrs. FRANK ADAMS has gone to Granville
to attend the wedding Of a sister. From
J there she goes to Boston and vicinity II
spend few months.
CHARLES F. SANBoRN, paying teller of tn
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
and Master Ralph Miles have been spending
few days with l.. Bart Cross.
WILLARD BENSON, travelling passenge
agent of the Canadian Pacific railroad, tool
dinner at the Pavilion, last Sunday, will
s. s. Ballard of Barre and G. X. Putnam.
! The gent who insists on shooting a riff
all over the village should be given a cop
of the village ordinances. Break away
jim.
Mrs. CHARLES w. PORTER is to accom-
; pany DR.. Chamberlain of Boston and hi
family to Europe in the early summe
+ months.
THE Chautauqua circle will meet wit
Mrs. Clark King, next Friday afternoon
A full attendance is desired, to settle maj
ters of business.
) L. w. WEIGH of Grand Rapids, Mich
{ formerly in business in Montpelier, is visit
$ ing his brother, Harvey L. Welch Mr.;
Welch and son are in West Randolph.
GEORGE r. EYLE of Northfeld, MINI
who is visiting at Colonel Fred e. Smiths
has taken position in the office of the treas
: urer of the National Life Insurance Con
pany.
q FRED l.. EATON, accompanied by II.
Cutting of Northfeld, goes to Portland
Me-, to-day to attend meeting OF the stock
: holders of the Sioux City Valley Land Con
I pany.
THE Woman's Christian Temperate
u, Union will meet next Thursday at thre
Il P. NJ. with Miss Rowland Programme o
n hygiene. All ladies interested are cordial
o invited.
: THE sugar product this season. in Vel
mont from the laboratory standpoint, wi
be about two million pounds, on which
: bounty of between $4,000 and $4,000 wi
+ be paid.
OK Thursday of this week the Mobiles
J., the Mystic Shrine Chamber upon the humI
u of their sacred camels, and proceed acroS
9 the arid deserts to Brandon. No oases al
q looked for.
It COLONEL HARVEY BRowN, the vetera
!. letter-carrier, starts to-day on his annui