The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-09-14
Montpelier and Vicinity.

T. S. BRoPHY goes to New York to-day.
Mrs 1. G. VAIL is in New York for a few
days.
MR.. AND Mrs. D. W. KEITH return to Chi
cago to-day.
MRS. NANCY NJ. GORDON has moved to
Springfield, Mass
Mrs. DIETER, now of New York city. is
stopping at the Pavilion.
FRANK w. FRENCH of Boston is at the
Pavilion for few weeks.
THERE will be band concert at the Pa
vilion stand, Friday evening.
Mr.. AND Mrs. PEARL BLoDGETT of St.
Johnsbury were in town over Sunday.
A. w. FERRIN and family returned to
their home from Berlin pond on Monday.
The private school of Miss Macomber
opened on Monday with encouraging pat
ronage.
THE successor of Rev. J. F. Dutton, Rev.
Joseph HI. Weeks, will preach at the Church
OF the Messiah next Sunday.
RALPH BLANPIED left for Delaware, O.,
on Monday. He is to attend the Ohio
Wesleyan University this year.
DR.. AND MRS. JAMES GooDwILLIE of New
York are at the Pavilion. DIR. Goodwillie
is one of the leading dentists of the city.
w. f. TERRILL & Co., successors to j. "
Babcock, have taken possession of the drug
store so long conducted by Mr.. Babcock.
MISS Lucy HuToHINs went to Hydeville
on Monday for few days visit before
going to the Fort Edward, N. Y, seminary.
w. E. VAIL, with T. S. Brophy & Co.,
was in Burlington last week attending the
openings of the dry goods firms in that
city,
Mrs. FARwELL of Chicago, daughter of
Mrs. Luther Cross, returns home today
after a visit in Montpelier of about five
weeks.
F. w. BANCROFT gives his lecture on
English ballads at St. Adams this evening,
and at Brattleboro next week Tuesday
evening.
MRS. w. B. CHANDLER of Minneapolis.
Mimi, graudniece of Mrs NJ. A. L. Bur-
bank, and Master Malcom are visiting Mrs.
Burbank.
f. w. MORSE was seized with an acute
attack OF indigestion, at church, last Sun
day and was assisted home. He was better
few hours after
REV. EDWARD p. STONE of Lapier, Mich,
preached at Bethany church on Sunday
Mr.. Stone was chaplain of the Sixth Yer
mont Regiment during the war
MRS A. o. CUMMINs will give an exhibit
ton OF hand-painted china at her residence,
next Friday afternoon, from four until six
o'clock. All those interested are invited.
Miss GERTRUDE MEINEcKE goes to-day to
New York for short visit, after which she
will return to Rutland TO enter the milin-
cry establishment of Miss Charlotte Kilburn.
MRS. NJ, A. L. BURBANK returned from
Saratoga on last week Friday, in excellent
health, although she was quite i'll at one
time during her absence. Mrs. Ormsbee
returned with her.
HALF a dozen wild steers did havoc on
several lawns on State street Friday morn
ing They were completely unmanageable
for time, but were finally yoked in pairs
and driven through the street.
EXCEPTIONS in the Barre conspiracy case,
TO be presented to the supreme court are
being prepared by the counsel, and Judge
Munson OF Manchester was in town last
week in consultation with them
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, in connection with their regular
meeting, will hold sociable with a supper
at Miss Eliza Rublee's, next Thursday af-
ternoon' Each member invites one guest.
THE building of the st. Augustine church
which was recently burned out is to be re-
paired and used until the new edifce on
Barre street Is completed. 1t was found
that to put roof ON the first story of the
latter would involve a considerable ex-