The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-09-07
Montpelier and Vicinity.

THE completed check list has ,251 names
BAND CONCERT, School street, Friday
evening.
THERE is to be dance at the Pavilion
this evening.
j. A. DEw1NG left on Tuesday for two
weeks vacation.
REV. DR.. J. II. HINcKs was in town for a
day or two last week.
AN addition is being built to the stable Of
j. Q. Adams on Court street.
A HANDSOME memorial of the late Hon.
e. 2. Walton has been issued in pamphlet
form.
MRS d. W. DUDLEY died last night about
seven o'clock, after long and painful i'll
ness.
MRS THERON BAILEY, Miss Katherine
Bailey and Miss Mary Reed have returned
home.
HARRY COTTON went to Boston on Monday
to attend the Bryant & Stratton business
college,
HERMoN D. HOPKINS sent six or eight
coops of fowl to the state fair at White
River Junction.
j. T. SABIN was at the home of Mrs.
Sab'n's mother, Mrs. C. B. Waite, at Cam
bridge, over Sunday.
Miss KATE GILBERT returned to Boston
on Monday, to continue her studies at the
Conservatory of Music.
A. G. FAY, ESQ, was one of the speakers
at republican rally at Woodbury. on Fri
day evening of last week.
REV. G. w. GALLAGHER spoke Sunday
morning on Some lessons from the Tues
day night railroad accident"
SOME one threw piece of coal through
one of the large windows OF the store of A.
j. Howe last week Thursday night.
| BAILEY AVENUE and Baldwin street were
tidied" " up by the street commissioner
last week, and they are now models of neat
ness.
ABOUT 100 naturalization papers were is
sued by Judge H. II. Wheeler of the United
States court on Wednesday and Thursday
OF last week.
REV, J. EDWARD WRIGHT and family
were, at last accounts, in the HartZ noun
tains, and there they are undoubtedly safe
from any danger from the cholera.
A LARGE number of Montpelier members
of the Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor attended the county union meet
ing at Waterbury, on Friday of last week
HIRAM ATKINS was brought from Camp
Watson to Montpelier, last Saturday, and
he is now at his home on Elm street. He
was somewhat more comfortable yesterday.
THERE are thirty patients at the Kelley
Institute at present, ten having arrived
since last Friday. Those who have taken
the treatment are enthusiastic believers
in 1t.
The Young Peoples Religious Frater-
nifty of the Church of the Messiah was adj
dressed at the meeting Monday evening by
Rev. j. +. Dutton, who spoke of his Euro
pean travels.
U. A. WOODBURY. camp, Sons of Vet
Grams of Barre presented the military drama,
The Drummer Boy, or the Spy of Shiloh"
at the Opera-house, Monday evening, to a
fair audience.
A LARGE delegation of the Republican
League club attended rally at Plainfeld on
Friday evening of last week The speakers
We're George w. Wing, Esq, and Major
Josiah Grout.
A NEW concrete walk has been laid on
the north side of Baldwin street. A drive
way and walks, of concrete also, have been
laid at the home of T. j. Deavitt, Esq, on
the same street.
Hon, b. f. FIFIELD, Mrs. Fifeld and Miss
Nellie returned last week from the sea-
shore. Miss Fiield is now in Paris, and
she will probably take steamer from Liver
pool for home on the oath inst.
II M. PIERCE is up from Boston to cast
his vote and take a short rest. When he
returns next week his daughter Josie will
probably accompany him for the purpose of
remaining in Boston to study music.
THE grounds of Morton Marvin, next to
East State street, are being carefully
| graded and laid out in terraces The ap-
pearance of the street at this point will
be greatly improved when the grass is out.
f. A. HowLAND, ESQ.,. made his maiden
political speech at Woodbury., last Friday
night, and on Saturday he spoke at More
town with Major Josiah Grout, taking the
place OF Hon. II. A. Huse, who was de-
tanned by illness.
The Ausable Chasm excursion for this
week will be cancelled, owing to the small
number OF tickets called for Another OPP
portunity will be given next week, and If
this is not improved the season will be con-
sidered closed"
REV. G.. w GALLGHER is to be absent
from the Bethany pulpit the next three
Sundays. Next Sunday he will preach at
Vergennes, and on the other Sundays he
will be at Orange, n. j., exchanging with
Rev. @. A. Savage
Hon. JOHN L. GRIFFITH, secretary of
state OF Indiana, was at the Pavilion at
dinner, yesterday, on his way to Maine
where he is to make few campaign
speeches. He made fourteen speeches in
fifteen days in Vermont.
THE Republican League club went to the
quarries, Monday evening, to attend the
double fag-raising there. The band accom-
panied the club, and the speakers were
Messrs. Huse and Lord. j. II, Senter