The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-06-15
Montpelier and Vicinity.

REPUBLICANS, notice the call for a caucus
at Capital hall tonight Come one, come
all, and come early.
A. w. FERRIN and family go to their
camp on Berlin pond to-day.
BERT TAYLOR, b. NJ. Shepard and George
e. White are fishing at Eden.
GEORGE h. EHLE is to room at DIR. Board
mans and board at Hotel Kempton.
WILLIAM II. SUTTON, wife and child, of
Brooklyn, are guests at the Pavilion.
BAND concert this "wednesday evening,
at 4 80 o'clock, at School street stand.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEORGE BRA1NERD 60 to
st. Johnsbury to-day for a few days visit
THE Kings Daughters picnic will be
held in Langdon grove, Wednesday, June 22
Mrs. w. A. STowELL and Miss Lillian
were in Waterbury last week, visiting
friends.
f. II. DEAvITT has been elected manager
of the ball team of the University of Yer
mont for next year.
Mrs. FLORENCE b. PORTER leaves Mont.
pelier too day for Boston. She will sail from
New York on the 23d inst.
The family of e. w. Thompson has ar
rived from st. Albans, and has moved into
the house of j. Edward Wright.
A. w. FERR1N has begun extensive re-
pairs on the house on Terrace street re-
Gently purchased of T. j. Deavitt, Esq.
II. n. TAPLIN and George o. Stratton
have sold to Mrs. Florence b. Porter lot
of land on the Middlesex road. Price $3.50.
Mrs. CHARLES j. SHR1NER who had been
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. n,
Blanchard, returned to Boston on Friday.
EDGAR FUTILE of Omaha, Neb son of
John l.. Tuttle, is here for vacation of
about ten days. He arrived Monday night
MISSES ROSE AND EMILY LUCIA daugh-
ters of Colonel j. II. Lucia, returned home
last night from their school at Newton
Mass.
Mr.. AND Mrs. G. II. Brown, who have
been at the Pavilion for nearly year, have
moved to Barre, where Mr.. Brown is now
in the clothing business.
w. T. DEWEY, treasurer of the Vermont
Mutual Life Insurance Company, started
Yesterday on a short business trip which
will include Rutland and Brattleboro
PERSONS visiting the cemetery are eau
toned against leaving their horses un-
hitched. Damage to lawns and shrubbery
is done, and more serious injury may result,
NEXT Sunday will he observed as " Chill
drens Sunday" at Trinity church. The
postponement from last Sunday was due to
the baccalaureate sermon to the Seminary
graduates.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet, next Thursday at four
p. NJ, in the ladies' parlors of Bethany
church. Reports and returns from the
county convention held in Barre will be
given.
GEORGE II. RoLFE went to Boston yester-
day, and returns Thursday married man,
the lady being Mrs. Emma Emery of Bos-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfe will have rooms
in DIR. Boardman's house, and board at the
Pavilion
Mrs EMILY SABIN and Miss Sabin re-
| turned on Tuesday of last week from Sea.
ford, Del, where they had been the greater
part of the winter. Miss Sabin was also al
Washington, d. c., a portion of the time
visiting friend.
| INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR JAMES L
FRENCH of Portsmouth, n. H., was in towr
on last week Friday on business connected
with the winding-up of maple sugar testing
! Collector G. S. Forbes of st. Albans alsC
was here on the same mission.
THE members of the Village Improve
ment Association are requested to meet a
the office of the Vermont Mutual, Saturday
evening next, at half-past seven o'clock, fol
the purpose of reorganization. All ar,
earnestly invited to be present.
REFERRING to the opening of the Keeley
institute in Montpelier, the Landmark o
White River Junction remarks "If Judge
| Thompson could be assigned permanent,
to preside over the Washington count!
court, there wouldn't be much need of
temperance factory"
AT the inspection of Capital Guard, OF
Friday next, the 18th instant, General Gil
more, Colonel Estey and Lieutenant AT
kinson of the Sixth United States Infantr,
are expected to be present. Lieutenan
Atkinson has been detailed to inspect th
Vermont National Guard.
MIR. f. A. WOOD, the WATcHMAN's forme
efficient editorial assistant, will spend hi
vacation at his old post on this paper. w
gladly welcome TO his former duties one o
the best OF newspaper workers. Mr. Woo,
has been at Columbia College and will
again return in the fall to his special studie
in that institution.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT and family lef
Montpelier, last week Wednesday morning
for Cambridge, Mass, where they were t
remain a few days before taking thei
steamer. At the station were quite a nun
Der of friends who wished them good voy
age. Every one in Montpelier will ech
the wish and hope that this vacation will
be in the fullest sense rest and pleasure
THE news of the denomination of Presi
dent Harrison was received here with man
expressions of satisfaction. There was a fee
ing among republicans that the convention
had done what Vermont wanted it to dc
A national salute was fired early in tn
evening, and the WATCHMAN Office dis
played portrait OF the president, SUI
rounded with flags and illuminated wit
candles.
Mrs. DAISY L.. wife of II. B. Darlington
died Monday noon after long illness {
consumption, at the age of twenty -thre
years. Mrs. Darlington was an adopte
daughter of Harvey Brown, and she ha
been married about four years. Funera
services were held yesterday afternoon
Rev. A. n. Lewis officiating, and the re
mains were inferred in the battle-ground q
Wrights Mills.
BERTHA, eight years old only child of Dl
j. ID. Lance, died suddenly last Saturday
after brief illness, of abscess of the brair
Though delicate in health for some months
a fatal termination was entirely unlooke
for; and the shock to the bereaved family
consequently the greater. The remains {
the little one Were taken to Lower CabC
on Sunday, for interment beside her motht
and an elder sister, deceased some year
since.
MR.. AND MRS. NEWELL S. LORD will a
rive here from Chicago at noon on Frida
next with the remains Of their son, who's
death was referred to at the time in I'll
| WATCHMAN. They will be accompanied b
, Mrs Helen n, Redtield and Mr.. and Mr.
A. j. Phillips, who are to bring the remain
of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips daughter. A Sc