The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-26
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
BITS FROM THE SHOP, THE STORE,
THE STREET. THE SANCTUARY
IND THE HOME.

Miss EULA CAssAvANT was in st. Albans
over last Sunday.
HARRY NJ DEAvITT is working in hotel
at Saratoga, N. Y.
e. II. ALLER of Enosburgh Falls was in
town on Tuesday
Mrs. j. S. PURPLE of Woodstock visited
in town last week.
j. A. DEBoER was in Portland, Maine,
several days last week.
A CHILD of John Gallison died of convul-
sions last Monday night.
A PLANK sidewalk is being laid on the
west side Of Jay street.
FRANK b. EMERY was in town from Fri
day night to Sunday last.
LESLIE f. PECK is to move his family to
Fitchburg Mass, this week.
H II. DEMING is confined to the house
with Inflammation of the eyes
Miss LoTTIE DEWEY of Poultney is visit
ing II. A. Dewey, her brother,
II. n. TAPLIN and wife returned from
Chicago last Monday morning.
A DAUGHTER was born last Monday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Lowe.
GEORGE G. BEYERLE of West Lebanon,
N. FL, was in town last Saturday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. w. CLARK of New York
are at the Exchange for few days.
BRUCE MCDONALD anu CudrleS Dlrutl
spent last Sunday on Mount Mansfield.
Mrs. LILLIAN M. BAKER and daughter
Anna returned from Saratoga last week.
Miss LIZZIE O'SULLIvAN of Winooski is
visiting Miss Rose O'Sullivan, her sister.
Mrs. L. A. HOWE of Brattleboro is visit
ing f. f. Howe, her son, of the Argus staff.
Col. FRED K. SMITH, T. J. Boynton and
G. H. Heaton were in Burlington last Fri
day.
CHARLES P. PHELPS of Burlington, son of
Hon. e. j. Phelps, was in town last Mon
day.
F.. A. SHERBuRNE and family and Mrs. d.
L. Fuller were camping last week at North
Hero.
Mrs. c. E. PERRIN is visiting in Brain
tree Mass, and will be absent some two
weeks.
ALFRED MITCHELL of Springfield, Mass,
formerly clerk for A. d. Farwell, is visiting
in town.
Miss NELLIE FIFIELD gave five-o'clock
tea yesterday in honor of Miss Shredder,
her guest.
Mrs. A. E. BULLARD of Walpole, N. H.,
was the guest of Mrs. G. III. Shipman, her
sister, last week.
MRS j. B. HALL of Fairfield is visiting
her husband, who is stopping in Montpelier
for few weeks.
Hon H. A. HusE is making extensive
repairs and improvements to his residence
on Baldwin street.
w. H. SLoCUM was in Rutland and Bos-
ton last week in the interests OF the new
creamery that is to be.
WILLIAM MORRISON is expected in town
to- day and is to resume his old position in
the Montpelier bindery.
VOLUNTEER HOSE COMPANY, No /, has
purchased new harness for use with their
hose wagon. Cost. So
Mr.. AND MRS. c. d. MATHER of Boston
are among the latest arrivals of summer
visitors at the Pavilion.
THE wooden mills at North Montpelier
We're shut down, last week, for repairs on
the buildings and machinery
THE second in the series of dances to be
| given by the young people at the Pavilion
will occur next Friday evening.
Mrs. d. L. FULLER was at Northtield last
Thursday, where she organized Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Kelley League.
Mr. AND Mrs. j. j. KELLEY were called
to Burlington last week by the alarming ill
ness of the father of Mrs Kelley.
Mrs. w, f. LAIRD returned from Burling-
ton last Monday, where she has been sew.
eral weeks for medical treatment
REV. A. N. LEWIS has returned from his
vacation of four weeks, and conducted ser
THE Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will meet next Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. d. G. Gushing on Barre street.
MRS. MARTHA PEAsE has been the gues
of Mrs. Helen Howes for the past week
She went to Derby, Tuesday morning.
F. j. CROSBY and family, George A
Crosby and Miss Eagan, all of Boston, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Maloy.
REV. RAwLIN t. HACK of Belfast, Me
was in town on Tuesday from the White
Mountains, where he is spending his vaca
tion.
HENRY f. HUNT has leased the Graham
blacksmith shop ON Elm street. G. p. Har
roun of Barre is to run the place for Mr.
Hunt.
Miss CoRDELA MILLS arrived in towr
last Thursday evening, called here by the
serious illness of Col. Horace Mills, he
father.
BERTHA NAE DEwING and Ruth Roleal
went to Morrisville, last week, for week.
visit with Professor and Mrs. Georg,
Elmore.
AN anniversary requiem mass for the re
pose of the soul Of Joseph Galaise was SUM-
at st. Augustines church last Monda.
morning.
JOHN l.. FUTILE returned from Peake'
Island Me-. last Monday. He reports NJ
K. Smile as supremely happy in this charm
luB TeIItdt.
CHARLES CAMPBELL has received the ap
pointment of sergeant-major on the staff O
the commander of the state division, Son
of Veterans.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is to preach il
the Union church, Middlesex, next Sunda
afternoon at two o'clock. Subject 9Th
Book Of Jonah"
JOHN NEsToR was kicked by horse il
the Putney stables last Saturday evening
Two of his ribs We're broken and his chi
and lips were badly cut.
MISS BERTHA NYE of North Montpelie
} and Mrs. Philena Willard of East Mont
pelier are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Wi
lard at the Exchange.
ID. ID. RANLETT of st. Albans, treasurer G
, the Central Vermont railroad, with his wifi
and daughter, Were guests OF James II
Langdon over last Sunday.
, G. =, CARPENTER and wife, and HaYilan
Paddock and wife, of st, Johnsbury, were a
, Montpelier Monday evening in the cours
of "A vacation carriage drive.
, THE Central Vermont railroad will TAX
the circus to Burlington tonight in thre
trains drawn by some OF the most powerful
r mogul engines on the road.
THE annual session of the grand lodge q