The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-08-10
Montpelier and Vicinity.

WI NJ OUTLhH anu ldUlly are dJ 1OTh |
Beach.
THE old lamp.posts about the village are
being removed.
Mrs. HoRATro N. TAPL1N will be at home
to-day Wednesday.
DIR. X. L. CLEAvEs is spending his vaca-
tion at Cherryfield, Me.
G. w. MARsroN of Portland, Me-. is the
guest of f. w Bancroft.
Miss BATES of Watham, Mass, is the
guest of Mrs l. r. Moulton.
b. L. TAYLOR went to New York, yester-
day, to remain about three weeks.
PATRICK RELY died at the Hillside house
on Thursday morning of last week.
GEORGE L. BARR and wife of Brooklyn,
n. Y. are stopping at the Pavilion.
EAST STATE STREET is being widened op-
posite the house of George III. Guernsey.
T. j, DEAvITT, ESQ, has sold his farm in
Bolton to S. A. Andrews of Richmond, for
$780,
Mrs. HARRIET E. RANDALL goes to Rut-
land, this week, for visit Of two or three
weeks.
WILLIAM ANTHONY OF Providence, r. l.,
has been visiting the family of Rev. H. 1.
Cushman.
GEORGE A. KNAPP is spending week of
his vacation, which began on Monday, in
New York,
CAPTAIN l.. A. ABBOTT, U. S. A. who is
now stationed at Washington, d. c., is at
the Pavilion.
BAND CONCERT, Saturday night, at the
State street stand. An attractive programme
will be rendered.
WILL STowELL, Carl Bancroft Ralph
Denny and John Adams are camping at
Highgate Springs.
Mrs. T. T. RANNEY and son of Spring
! field, Mass, have been visiting at the home
of F. A. Sherburne.
LOREN f. BUTTERFLY had stroke of
paralysis, on Friday of last week, and has
been quite i'll since.
REV. JOSHUA GILL and wife of Brookline,
Mass, have been visiting Mrs F. A. Sher-
burne, their daughter.
G. DEF. BANCROFT returned, last week,
| from three weeks vacation spent princi-
pally in Massachusetts,.
HENRY E. SEVERANCE was thrown from
a carriage, on Wednesday of last week, and
| his left leg was broken.
PROFESSOR II. H. Ross, principal of the
Vermont Episcopal Institute of Burlington,
was in town yesterday.
FRANCIS JoLLIFFE of Winchester, Va, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. H. N. Taplin. He
will remain several weeks.
U. A. WOODBURY. CAMP, Sons of Veterans,
is to present The Drummer Boy " at the
Opera-house, September 5.
MAHLoN TAPLIN, formerly of Montpelier,
but now Of Boston, is visiting his brother,
FL. N Taplin, for few days.
A PARTY of nine young men from Mont
pelier were in camp at Highgate Springs,
last week, returning on Monday of this
week.
The Non-partisan Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet in the parlors
of Trinity church this afternoon at three
o'clock.
Mrs. ANNIE MASON, wife of John G. Bull
lock of Chicago, formerly well-known
resident of this vicinity, died recently in
Chicago.
dolph, Me- Mr.. Laird returns on Friday Of
this week, but Mrs Laird will remain about
month
AT Christ church, Sunday morning, Au-
gust IA, Rev. A. N. Lewis will preach upon
"The Causes of the Absence'of Men from
Church."
G. j. STANILAND has severed his connec-
ton with the West Berlin Granite Company
and yesterday he started for his home in
Dayton, o.
FRANK McGILL recently OF the Union
house, has purchased the interest of L. w.
Porter in the G. III. Stewart grocery store on
State street.
MARGARET MARTIN, the little daughter OF
Hon. James l.. Martin of Brattleboro, is at
the home of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Dewey
1.-THE best show ever given in town" is
what the admirers of burnt cork minstrelsy
are saying of AL. G. Fields entertainment
Monday evening.
CURRENT opinion is that in the matter of a
"hemet for the Argus scribe's distended
Uranium, an inverted wash-tub would be
decidedly de rigger."
Mr.. AND Mrs. EUGENE JosLIN returned
. Monday night, from ten days stay al
Hampton Beach. They also visited friends
in Boston and vicinity
THE Womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet in Bethany chapel, next
Thursday at three o'clock. Subject, "Prison
) Jail and Almshouse Work"
DR.. CYRUS FL. FAY, d. D., of Brooklyn
J n. Y, who is at the Pavilion for the sum
mer, assisted in the services at the Church
of the Messiah, Sunday morning.
Miss OLIVE X. VILEs Of Weston Mass
sister of Jesse Vies, and Mrs. Della Viles
and daughter of Boston arrived at the Pa
vilion yesterday for a short visit.
REV. G. HAAS of Mr.. Moody's training
school in Northfeld, Mass, spoke at Trinity
: church, last Sunday evening Twenty, two
new members were admitted to the churcl
on the same day.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j, d. BROWN, Mr.. ant
+ Mrs G. p. Ferguson and Miss j. Rogers O.
NCW iOIh dlt db Jut IdVlllOH. MbSSTS
: Brown and Ferguson are extensive pur
1 chasers of horses
= ENGINE No. and hose cart went t
= Lanesboro, early Sunday morning, to assis
in putting out the fire there. The best tina
could be done, however, was to save larg,
: quantity of lumber.
ROME G. Brown, ESQ, of Minneapolis
: Mimi, is visiting his parents, Rome" al
he is familiarly known here, is cordial,
: welcomed, and receives congratulations oil
Q his success in his profession.
l THE annual school meeting of the Mont
peler Union District is called at Capita
Hall this "wednesday evening The repor
of the committee has been printed and dis
tributed among the voters OF the district.
THERE will be Harrison and Reid rail-,
/ and tiag-raising at Roxbury, Tuesday, Au
+ gust l6, at one o'clock in the afternoon
h Addresses by Frank Plumley Esq, an,
i others. Music by Gouldsville Cornet Band
THE officers of the Good Templars wer
t installed on Wednesday evening of las
l. week. and W. A. Jones was elected to tn
grand lodge, with II. A. Carr as alternate
I. j. Keegan was recommended for lodg
deputy.