The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-08-16
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
RTPPLES ON THE SURFACE or THE
LOC4L WITERS.
Mns. CHARLES LAWRENCE is quite sick.

MRS, "A. -. fARWELb WtnJ UO NtWDuTy
on Tuesday.
DIR. G. n. HUNT and family are at Nan
tasket beach,
Miss CARRIE ALLARD visited in st. Johns
bury last week.
CHARLES E. WILSON of Jackson, Mich, is
visiting in town.
Mrs. GEORGE A. SAWYER of Chester is
visiting in town.
w. A. MCDONALD of Portland, Me-, is
visiting in town.
Mrs. ELIZA A. CUMMINGS visited in Iras
burgh last week.
HENRY j. COBB of Burlington was in town
over last Sunday.
DIR. A. =. GRINNELL of Burlington was in
town on Tuesday.
Hon. ALLEN J.. PEAsE of Hartford was in
town last Monday.
X. NJ. WALLING and w. Il. Vail went to
Boston last Monday.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. j. w. CLARK went to
Boston last Monday.
A DAUGHTER was born last Friday to Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Rollins.
Mrs. COLLINS BLAKELY visited last week
in Proctor and Rutland.
Miss EDNA HovEY of Hardwick is visiting
Mrs. S. II. o. Bosworth.
A SON was born Tuesday morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur f. Lowe.
Mas GEORGE W. WILDER is visiting her
mother at Abingdon, Mass.
Miss OLIVE GUERNSEY went to Old Or
chard Beach last Monday.
THOMAS MARION of Port Henry, n. Y,
was in town last Saturday.
A SON was born last Wednesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Barthore.
Mrs. EMMA HENRY went to Old Orchard
Beach last Monday morning.
MRS. A. f. HUMPHREY went to Rox bury
on Tuesday to visit relatives.
w. o. STANDIsH was confined to the house
last week with a severe cold.
MISS EMMA PALMER went to Bedford, p.
O., last week for brief stay.
f. II. PERRY and family are visiting in
the southern part of the state.
Mrs. HARRISON WILSON of Everett, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. G. B. b. Denny.
Miss JOSEPHINE TAYLOR of Waterbury is
the guest of Mrs. ID. S. Blanpied.
Mrs. w. HAWKINS of Vergennes is visit
ing her husband at the Exchange.
FRED W. FRINK accompanied Company
III to Rutland as regimental barber.
Mrs. f. S. BARD is visiting her son,
George W. Bard, at Spencer, Mass.
THE Episcopal Sunday-school held a
Miss CARRIE G. WILEY of Boston is Wis
ting Mrs. Harvey Gallison, her aunt.
WILL STowELL and Carl G. Bancroft
spent last Sunday at the Fabyan House.
Miss KATE WAsHBURNE of Waterbury is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Wheatley.
A HANDSOME new sign adorns the front OF
the Montpelier Hardware Company's store
MARY r. HALL of Lower Cabot visited
her brother, G. 9. Ainsworth, over Sunday
l.. w. SHEDD has moved to the Barnard
| house on State street, recently purchased
by him.
ABOUT twenty members of the Capital
| Cycle Club rode to Barre last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. JOSEPHINE POLAND and daughter
Mary of Cambridgeport, Mass, are at the
! Riverside.
Mrs. G. A. LANG and Miss Josie Pierce
have been visiting in st. Albans for the
: past week.
Mrs. ROBERT KELLEY of Aurora, Neb il
spending the month Of August in Montpelier
and vicinity.
Mrs. G. l.. BIxBY and Mrs. Adaline Pierce
were guests of John l.. Pierce at Burling
ton last week.
Miss FLORA ROBINSON has gone to he
home at Rouse's Point, N. Y, for vacation
of four weeks
Mrs. II. G. DEwING and Miss Nor,
Wakefield visited last week in st. Alban
and Burlington.
A YOUNG son of Henry w. Washburi
broke his collar bone last Monday by fall
ing down stairs.
j. F. HALL of Arlington, Mass, was tn
guest of State Superintendent NJ. S. Ston
over last Sunday.
SEwELL NEWTON, the gentleman iron
Johnson " in the legislature of 1892, was il
town last Friday.
THE little daughter of E. w. Thompson
who has been very i'll at st. Albans, is rap
idly convalescing.
Mr.. AND MRS. R. H. WEIGH of Cam
bridge, Mass, were guests of Miss Kat
Donahue last week.
Miss MABEL G. EDDY has been engage
as one of the teachers in the Union schoo
for the coming year.
f. II. O'NEIL and son of White Rive
junction were guests of Rev. w. j. O'Su
livan last Wednesday.
JOHN NJ. WILLARD leaves for Chicago tt
day. He expects to visit in Indiana an
Ohio before his return.
IL. S. BOUTWELL, and family were guest
of g. =. Pitkin at his cottage on the shore {
Berlin pond last week.
} T. G. MoRIARTY went to Chicago las
week to attend the funeral of G. NJ, Tour
ley, his brOtherin-law.
THE Baptist ladies' will serve a tiv
o'clock tea in their vestry this evening, I
be followed by social.
,, Il. NJ. SYLVESTER of Worcester, Mass,
visiting at the home of Captain L. NJ. Hutcl
+ inson, his father-in-law.
Miss MARTHA HAzEN, daughter of Re-
. DR.. w. S. Hazen Of Northteld, is vistin
| DR.. and Mrs. ID. G. Kemp.
} j. G. PARKER of Quechee and e.
? Guernsey of Windsor were in town La
! Wednesday and Thursday.
THOMAS GORDON, clerk Of the supren
, : court at Seattle, Wash, visited Nj. Nj. Go
don, his brother, asst week.
PRESIDENT II. III. GooDELL of the Massi
4 chusetts Agricultural College at Amherst
+ the guest of j. g. Houghton.
: REV. j. e. WRIGHT has an appointmel
to preach in North Montpelier at tw
= o'clock next Sunday afternoon.
: COLLINS BLAKELY and f.. K. Blakely a
= on a business and pleasure trip combine
D in the southern part OF the state.
n The Womans Auxiliary Keeey Leagl
!, will hold a business meeting to-day
& three o'clock at Trinity church parlors.
= MISSES CATHERINE HoFF and Nell
j. States of Philadelphia, Penn. were CUES
J. last week of Mr.. and Mrs, T.. E. Towner.
~ II. G.. COTTON is absent on a busine
!. trip through New England and New Yo