The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-08-09
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
WHAT 4 WEEK UNDER An AUG UST
sun BROUGHT FORTH.
A. T. KEITH is at Albnrph SPRINGS.

Mrs. HENRY WEDGE is i'll with gastric
! fever.
THOMAS MARVIN is confined to the house
by illness.
JOHN P. FLANDERS is seriously i'll with
! paralysis
Mrs. FRED L. GRAY is visiting relatives
! in Jericho.
A. H. BRIGHAM of Boston was in town
| last week.
Mrs. PERCY TEMPLEToN is visiting in st.
Johnsbury.
GEORGE w. Colby is erecting a house on
Kent street.
ID. G.. FURMAN of Swanton was in town
last Monday
G. H. HEAToN went to Boston and New
York to-day.
Miss JENNIE PHINNEY is at the Thousand
Islands, n. Y.
WILLIAM ARTHUR JONES left for Chicago
last Saturday.
j. S. EDGERLY and wife are visiting their
son in Middlesex.
Mrs. FANNIE EMERY and son Willard are
sojourning at Newport
EARLE MARsroN visited at his home in
Stowe over last Sunday.
THE Barnard house on State street has
been rented by l.. w. Shedd.
A PARTY of thirty from Montpelier went
to Ausable Chasm on Tuesday.
Hon. JOSEPH POLAND and wife visited
last week in Cabot and Danville.
Miss E. A. TOWER of Cambridge, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs f. p. Walton.
MRS EsTABRooK of Danville visited Mrs.
j. f. Dutton, her sister, last week.
Mrs. G. r. SABIN and daughter Jessie are
spending "a few weeks in Burlington.
w. II. NORTH of New Haven, Conn,
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MRS w. II. LAIRD of White River juno
ton is the guest of Miss Blanche Kelton.
DANIEL EMERY was confined to the house
last week from the effects of vaccination.
w. b. TURNEY leaves for Chicago to-day,
expecting to be absent about three weeks.
REV. j. S. GooDALL of Essex Junction
preached last Sunday at the Baptist church.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. j. LAME of Somerville,
Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Best.
JOHN LELAND of Manchester is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Leland, his parents.
THE mess tent and other paraphernalia of
Company III were sent to Rutland last Mon
day.
T. S. BRoPHY and wife and Mrs. Viola j.
Billings returned from Chicago last Satur-
day.
f. n. FIELD, postal clerk on the Newport
and Springfield day route, is visiting in
town,
Mr.. AND Mrs. FRANK LADD of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting in Montpelier and
vicinity.
ROBERT MORRISON of New Rochelle, n
Y, is visiting William Morrison, his
brother.
MISSES ADDIE AND MAUD PHILLIPS go to
Queen City Park to-day for their annual
vacation.
JOHN V. Brooks andlW. A. Briggs started
last Monday for a fishing trip in the wilds
of Maine.
RILEY c. BOWERS spent last Sunday at
Peaks Island, Me-, where his family is
stopping.
Mr.. AND Mrs. o. n. Cross and daughter
Julia went to Old Orchard Beach last
Thursday.
THE band will give a concert at the Pa
vilion band stand this evening, weather
permitting.
THE Baptist society will serve a supper
in the vestry of the church next Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs, DENNIS LANE went to Fabyan's last
Monday. Mrs. T. S. Brophy goes there
this morning.
Mrs. JOHN WOODBURY. is quite i'll at the
home of Mrs G. A. Gale, her daughter, on
Barre street.
DEPUTY SHERIFF j. L. FUTILE took
James Albin to the house of correction yes
terday morning.
Ii. r. MILLER of North Hartland and DR..
o. w. Sherwn of Woodstock were in town
last Thursday.
THE national deposit safe has arrived at
Longs book store, and nearly every box is
already rented.
E. j. ENNIS has left the employ of F. w.
Frink, and is working in the shop of
Eugene A. Smith.
H. A. DEWEY, with Phillips & Lucas, is
spending a vacation of two weeks at his
home in Poultney.
The local Epworth League will hold
lawn party with Miss Martha K. Bullock
next Friday evening.
A SISTER of George 7. Archer died soon
after his arrival at his home in London,
England, last month.
f. w. BANCROFT gave an enjoyable mu-
sicale at his home on Main street last
Wednesday evening.
MRS. NATHANIEL WHEELER and Archie
G. Wheeler of Bridgeport, Conn, were at
the Pavilion last week.
e. w. THOMPSON went to Cushing's
Island, Me-, last Monday, and took his fam
lily from there to st. Adams.
DIR. ED. MURRAY OF Worcester, Mass, has
been in town for the past few days He re-
turns to Worcester this morning.
toL. a. " DROWN TeIurneu from Lne sea-
shore last Friday. He drove through from
Portsmouth, n. H., in four days.
Mr.. AND Mrs. +. T.. BENJAMIN of Maiden,
Mass, are visiting at the home of John E.
Benjamin, father Of the former.
WILLIAM B. HUBBARD, son of w. f. Hub
bard, returned last week from Oregon,
where he has been for the past year.
MRS. j. j. II. RANDALL and Mrs. o. p.
Forbush visited last week at the home of
M. l.. Chadwick in West Randolph.
Jour WILLIE" of the Vermont Mutual
office force, returned from Old Orchard
Beach last Monday, brown as a berry
Mrs. III. II. EDGERLY, who was so seri-
ously injured circus day by being run over
by a team, is not expected to recover
THE Good Templars are making prepare
tions to entertain the grand lodge, which
meets in Montpelier, October II and II.
The pulpit of the Church of the Messiah
is TO be occupied next Sunday morning by
Rev. j. Harry Holden of Amherst, Mass.
NJ Il, SMILE returned from Peaks Island
last Thursday, accompanied by a rich brown
complexion suggestive OF deep sea fishing.
f. w. BANCROFT delivered his song lee
ture, " Old English Ballads" at the Loon
Lake House in the Adirondacks last even
ing,