The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-07-13

II. W. KEMP went to Rutland last Mon
day, on understanding trip.
WILLIAM NEWTON and wife of Adams,
Mass, are visiting John Smith.
Mrs. j. r. FREER of Bnghamton, N Y,
is visiting her son, Harry Freer.
d. r. SoRTwELL and wife of Cambridge,
Mass, were in town last Friday.
MISS Lulu r. ELLIS went to Concord N.
H., yesterday for weeks visit.
Mr. AND MRS. j. e. POLLARD of Spring
field, Mass, are at r. g. Bowers.
MRS j. MUNRoE POLAND and daughter
are guests of Miss Eliza NJ. willard.
CLARENCE f. MoULToN is spending his
vacation, quietly, in West Randolph
JUDGE II. w. LYFoRD Joined M. e. Smile
at Peaks Island, Maine last Monday.
d. F. CLARK is spending his vacation in
Groton and its very immediate vicinity.
COLONEL AND Mrs. FRED f. SMITH are at
Portland, Maine, for a couple of weeks.
Miss ROSE FITZGERALD of st. Albans is
visiting Mrs. George Wheeler, her sister,
FRED DUTToN and wife of Arlington,
Mass, are at Ralph Willey's for few days
THERE is to be a dance at the Pavilion
this evening, If the weather is not too warm
f. N FIELD, postal clerk on the Newport
Il Springfield run, was in town last Monday.
Mrs. r. G.. ELLIOTT and two daughters of
Detroit are visiting Mrs. James G. Hough-
ton.
S. o. WILEY has returned from Swamp
scott, Mass where he has been visiting his
sons.
LEE w. TEwKsBURY left last Monday
on carriage drive through northern YER
mont
CARROLL and " Nat" King, from Brock
ton, Mass, are visiting Clark King, their
father.
w. b. WALL of West Randolph and
Thomas II. Brown of Rutland were in town
Monday.
H. c. WEBSTER went to New York, last
Monday, to attend the national furniture
exposition.
FRED LONG is up frcm Boston for a couple
of weeks, with straw hat four feet in cir
cumference.
The Apollo Club is to be closed for few
days while the concrete walk is being laid
on Main street.
THE Apollo Banjo Club visit Randolph
Center, next Sunday, at the request of
Landlord Stone.
SIXTEEN of the summer boarders at the
Pavilion went to Benjamin's Falls for a
picnic yesterday.
"WB" " LOWE and General Sanders went
fishing, day or two ago, and caught 105
Shady Ril Goldfish.
MRS. A. o. CUMM1Ns is to give a reception
tomorrow evening in honor of Mr.. and
, Mrs. Bert Cummins.
, REV. HENRY 1. CUsHMAN and family of
; Providence, r. l., have opened the Gilman
: house for the summer.
THE Sunday-school of the Church of the
Messiah will picnic at Langdon's grove on
, Thursday, the 21st inst.
FRANK w. CARVER has moved his family
to ST. Adams, where he is at work in the
Fletcher granite works.
w Dp hos paI frop Inf
falo, n. Y, and Bert IL. Tyler has again be-
| come peripatetic body.
REV. G. S. NICKERsoN of Barre will preach
at the Church of the Messiah next Sunday,
in exchange with Mr.. Dutton.
; THE beautiful brass lectern given to Christ
church by the children of DR.. Julius Y.
Dewey was consecrated last Sunday.
BARRE STREET LODGE, Order of the Sc
lected, intend to spend a few days next
, week at " Abe Holt's, in Woodbury..
, CHARLES HAMBLIN and Irving Sparrow
\ last Sunday CARED eight hogs, weighing
q $3.50 pounds, and several head of cattle
p LAWSON CUMMINGS has put probably the
= smallest water motor in town into his tele-
i scope and bobbin factory in the Ellis block.
GEORGE r. MORSE and family and Mr..
: and Mrs. James e. Curran are rusticating
at Groton pond-with baggage. car for a
tent.
PRosPERo TRUDA, the trombone artist at
> tached to the Montpelier Military Band is
i visiting in Aver Mass, for a couple OF
# weeks.
| Mrs. PRUDENCE DENNY remains in a
. helpless condition, but her mind is clearer,
and other signs of partial recovery are
shown.
; THOMAS G. BARRows and George w
Z Reed started yesterday on their annual
s fishing excursion to the Dead River region
!. in Maine
:. The non-partsan Woman Christian TEN,
: perance Union will meet with Mrs. Amanda
I. Newcomb this Wednesday, afternoon al
a three o'clock.
n THE White Mountain express, which
stops at Montpelier an hour each noon, di-
: verts considerable patronage toward the
j local hostelries.
g GEORGE WHELAN is running the elevator
O in the National Life Insurance Company
building during the absence at Eagle Camp
, OF Harry Oviatt.
HARVEY WEIGH pushed his safety b
$ cycle to Woodbury., last Sunday, and
# brought back enough pond lilies to supply
Lake Champlain.
n Mrs. THERON BAILEY and daughter Kath
= crime have arrived from Milwaukee, Wis,
=, =, accompanied by Mrs. j. p. G. Cottrell
d They are at the Pavilion
n A CHILD of Henry L. Chandler, living in
the old post-office building in the rear of
Main street. died last Monday morning, and
another child is seriously i'll.
THE Central Vermont railroad station is
at present a chaos of paint and brushes
and will shortly emerge, looking more pre-
sentable than it has for years.
CHARLES A. KILHAM of Carter, Carter &
V Kilham, Boston druggists, spent three days
|. in town last week. and made bluff at trou
e fishing, assisted by III. A. Slade ct ais.
AFFAIRS are running smoothly anC
1t quietly at the Kelley Institute. Four new
patients have arrived since last week
Y making ten in all who are now in line.
Miss KATE STRIP of Gloucester, Mass.
l. Miss Lila A. Shepard of Franklin, Mass.
and Q. ID. Harrington of Boston, are visit
% ing Landlord Sparrow of the Exchange.
THE east side of South Main street is al
" last to have sidewalk as is a sidewalk
The work of concreting is now in progress
d under Mr.. Howard's efficient supervision.
THE seventy-ninth annual meeting of tn,
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