The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-06-29
Montpelier and Vicinity.

DAN LUCIA was at home over Sunday.
A. w. FERRlN is in Chelsea for day or
two.
Mr.. f. r. KELLOGG preached at Roxbury,
last Sunday.
BAND concert Friday night at the Pa
vilion stand.
Miss EMMA WELLS has returned from
Wellesley College.
THE interior of the courthouse is being
painted and cleaned.
ROBERT DEWEY is at home from New
York on weeks visit.
Mr. AND Mrs. G. b. B. DENNY were at
Underhill over Sunday.
A. d. PECK has discontinued work at the
store of d. L. Fuller & Son.
REV. Mr.. GRAY of Randolph preached at
Bethany church on Sunday.
HENRY Mel. DEAvITT was visitor at the
University of Vermont last week
DR.. G. E. CHANDLER has recently pur-
chased pair of four-year old colts.
REV. G. w. GALLAGHER is to take four
weeks vacation, beginning July II.
A NUMBER of young people went to Barre,
Monday evening, to attend dancing party.
Miss SADIE F. WING has been confined to
to the house with severe cold for some
days.
The Good Templars initiated two new
members on Wednesday evening Of last
week.
F. w. BANCROFT gave his lecture on Eng.
lish ballads at Richmond, on Friday even
ing last.
MIR. AND Mrs. II. n. TAPLIN went to
Montreal Friday afternoon, returning on
Monday.
Miss MAE BULLARD has returned from
Connecticut, where she has been teaching
school.
SEE important changes in timetables of
Central Vermont and Montpelier & Wells
River railways.
GEORGE w. WING, ESQ.,, went to Milton,
to attend the funeral of the late DR.. FL. o.
Bartlett on Monday.
Miss ELIZA M. WILLARD and her brother,
Charles w. Willard, are expected here this
week for the summer.
Mr.. AND MRS. d. w. KEITH of Chicago
arrived at the Pavilion last week, and Miss
Keith is expected later.
MRS. G. NJ. LEARNED and daughter
Charlotte of Jersey City are at III. l..
Drew's for the summer.
MRS. j. H. BURPEE, who has been ill in
Boston for some months was brought to
Montpelier on Friday last.
THE ST. Jean Baptiste Society attended
high mass in body and in regalia on the
morning of st. Johns day, last Friday
SUPERINTENDENT ScoTT of the reforma-
tory at Concord, Mass, has been in town
visiting his cousin, Wallace G. Andrews.
Miss MARY FREEMAN and Miss Dora
Wells are at home for the summer, having
arrived from St. Cloud Mimi, last week.
The postoffice will be open for business
on the Fourth from eight TO ten O'Clock in
the morning, and from four to six in the af-
ternoon.
REV. j. FREDERICKE DUTToN gave an adj
dress to the Sunday yschool of the Church OF
the Messiah, last Sunday, on " Cultivation
and Culture"
MRS. WOOSTER SPRAGUE, now eighty
| seven years old, and her niece, Mrs. Fergu-
son, went on Tuesday morning to visit rela-
tves in Rutland.
THE Keeley Institute is receiving large
number of inquiries from interested persons,
and already a number of patients have ap.
| piled for treatment.
ARTHUR G. CRANDALL of Philadelphia,
formerly of the Montpelier postoffice, is al
his fathers home in Berlin, recuperating
from severe Illness.
REV. EDWARD l.. SMITH started for Idaho
ON Friday of last week. He will make
! brief visits on the way at South Framing
ham, Mass, and at Hartford Conn.
PROFESSOR BURGESS is at the Amherst
! College commencement this week, attend
ing the trustees meeting. His class also
has twenty-ffth anniversary reunion.
A TELEPHONE station has been estab
lished at the house of Dea George Good
| win at East Montpelier Center ON the line
soon TO be extended to Sodom, in Calais.
! COLONEL e. II. BLACKWELL and wife will
arrive on Thursday at the tiftieth anniver'
sary OF their marriage, and in the evening
they will give reception to their friends.
Miss ANNA CHANDLER gave a dancing
party at her home on Friday evening last
The three street musicians who were in
this vicinity last week furnished the music
EARL ID. SANBoRN of West Randolph is to
work this summer in the drug store OF kolfe
| & Slade. After taking another year OF
school, he will learn the business with the
same firm.
GEORGE II. ELMoRE, who has been so sue.
cessful in his dancing classes at Montpelier
attended the recent convention of the ma