The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-09-27

by Mrs. d. b. Harbaugh of Seattle, re-
turned from a visit to the Worlds Fair on
Tuesday morning.
DR.. l.. NJ. BINGHAM Of Burlington was in
town last Friday to assist DIR. G. A. Bailey
in performing surgical operation upon
Mrs. w. E. Laird.
The new delivery WAGON Of II. A. Bow
man is receiving the finishing touches in ID.
A. Guptil's paint shop, and will be seen on
the st eet J. ext Monday
TWELVE members of Canton Montpelier
and Thomas Wildey Eucampment Of Odd
Fellows went on the pilgrimage to Mont
real, p. @, last Thursday.
FRANK HALL had his right hand badly
lacerated last week, by getting it caught
under heavy block of granite he was Try
ing to handle without help.
MIR. AND MRS. ID w. TEMPLE, Misses Ger.
trude MeineclSe, Lizzie Stmson and Belle
Martin, and Mr.. n G. Davis went to New
York on the excursion yesterday.
john MCGowAN, formerly of Montpelier,
died last Sunday week at Monroe, Wis, of
congestion of the lungs. He was buried at
that place the following Tuesday.
Mrs. AMANDA SHELDON, who has been
with Mrs Laura +. Wheelock, her sister,
during her last illness, returned Tuesday
afternoon to her home in Wolcott
REV. II. A. SPENCER preached at West
Randolph last Sunday, at the celebration of
the tenth anniversary of the dedication of
the Methodist church at that place.
LOUIS j. HATHAWAY will give a free piano
recital in Seminary chapel next Friday
evening. He will be assisted by Mrs. Hat
tie Willard, the well-known contralto.
CARL G. BANCROFT and Miss Rose Lucia
were the prize-winners at the progressive
whist party given last Thursday evening by
Miss Gertrude Dewey and Mrs. Kate
Squires.
PROFESSOR r. NJ. DUNHAM of Boston gave
a most enjoyable organ recital in Seminary
chapel last Wednesday evening. He was
ably assisted by Miss Bessie Cary, cOntralto,
who sang two numbers.
CHARLES II. Cross and John Carr of
Springfield, Mass, are the oldest bakers in
New England now doing business. They
have both been emnently successful and
have always paid dollar for dollar.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. b. EsTEY and Miss Ida
NJ. Estey of Manchester, n. H., were guests
of ID. W. Dudley and Mrs. Fannie Emery
last week. They We're on their way home
from a vacation spent in the Adirondacks.
THE meeting of De Lafayette Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
called for Thursday, September 2S, at the
house of the regent, Mrs. A. 7. Newcomb,
is necessarily postponed until further no.
tice.
Riato bridge last Friday afternoon by
team driven by H. c. Lull. He received
several cuts and contusons about the head
and face that required the services of ply
sician
FRED c. CAMP and family and Mrs. r.
Barrett of Claremont, n H., were at the
Pavilion on Sunday and Monday. They are
taking carriage drive from Claremont to
Fairfax and will return home by Middle
bury and Rutland.
A YOUNG son of NJ j. Henry living on
the Northfed road, was terribly burned
last Monday. The little fellow ran against
his mother in the dark, and received the
contents of tea-kettlt-of boiling water on
his neck and back.
A SLIGHT change of time went into effect
on the Central Vermont railroad last Mon
dav morning. The afternoon mail train
north now leaves at 1895 instead of $50, and
the mail for Barre and Williamstown leaves
at 800 instead of 4l0 P. NJ.
THE survivors of the Eighth Vermont
regiment will be here in force tomorrow to
attend the annual reunion. Among the at
fractions on the programme is an excursion
to the Barre quarries in the afternoon, and
a campfire and banquet in the evening.
Mrs. II. G. WEBSTER and Mrs w. c..
Taplin were thrown from their buggy While
riding last Thursday morning. Both were
badly shaken up and received painful scalp
wounds me little Maughter ol MIS-. lapllh
escaped injury me morse pecalle uu-
ihahageaole' anu Vhe pussy was o'erIurnou'
Tur pos+or Al,o,t;so, cIobo and JoroJd
considered tba SnauIding- Donohuatria held
last weaiJ IN Moptneliar worthv of aditoriai
comment and tbay baya ra,,eiy commended
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Ro.yyon Io,,.nol traatad Tho tbinS facatiouslv
and In an aIit"risl note Said :, A Vermont
inrv dsni1ed this ,.eel, tbat swain of
Wasb;or,t",, oo,nt, "onld no, rec,,,ar nras.
ants n;I.sn 70 suestheart jsfnre the engace.
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IN place oI me annual excursion 10 upper
bartlett, the Montpeler " Welis i'lVer rall-
roah Will, next urdaylSeptemoer ~, run
an excursion through tne frohie anu iran
Montpelier at eight O'Clock. AT Bethlehem
junction a change to the narrow gauge cars
will he made. arriving at the Profile House
at II: 30. Tie mountain foliage will be at
its finest at that time, and no more delight
full day's outing could be planned. The
fare for the round trip from all stations on
the Montpelier & Wells River rail- oad is
only 81 80. Take your lunch basket and
90. The return train will reach Montpelier
- s;, o,,Io,Ir 40 ,Lot mona ill 10 oLlinad