The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-08-02

Mrs. X. A. Lawrence, IN Lowell. VI.
Miss ELIZABETH BLISS finished work at
the telephone exchange last Saturday.
MRS LAURA OvIATT was the guest OF G.
A. Burnham in Burlington last week.
JACK GARDNER is to accompany Company
II to the muster at Rutland as caterer.
JOHN RowELL has purchased the David
L. Sanders house on Guernsey Avenue.
JOEL FOSTER is at Barton Landing sur
veying a route for proposed water works.
Hon. E. HENRY POWELL and f. L. Ripley
of Burlington were in town last Saturday.
Mrs. CHARLES A. GAY of Boston is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Denson Taft, her parents.
G. C. GOULD, proprietor of Sargent's ho-
tel, West Lebanon, n. H., was in town last
week
GRACE NJ. AND HATTIE M. LANCE of
Richmond, p. O., are visiting relatives in
town.
Mrs. f. A. ADAMS went to her home in
Granville last Monday for stay of several
weeks.
Mr.. AND MRS. ABRAHAM LONG went to
Gloucester, Mass, last Monday for brief
outing.
Mrs. B. f. EDDY was called to Coventry
last week by the dangerous illness of her
father.
Mrs. G. y. WHITTINGroN of Washington,
ID. c., is at the Pavilion for the month of
August.
MRS ULRIcH BURGHARr of Bridgeport,
Conn, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Worcester.
FoREPAUGH's circus is heading this way
and will be in Montpelier the first week in
September.
GEORGE e. MORSE and family left Mon
! day morning for their annual outing at
| Groton pond.
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been erected near the Wetmore & Morse
| granite sheds.
GEORGE w. S. IDE of Orange, Mass, was
| in town on Tuesday, on his way to his old
! home in Calais.
c. G. PUTNAM, SR., was quite i'll last
week, caused by overwork in the heat, but
is much better.
THE boys from Eagle Camp returned
Tuesday evening, jolly, happy, hungry
| looking crowd.
The Queen Esther girls will meet Thurs
day afternoon at half-past two with Mrs.
w. o. Chapman.
MRS. ID. l.. SANDERS was called to Han
over, n. H., last week by the serious i'll
ness of an uncle.
H. II. SCRIBNER is sojourning on Mount
Mansfield with party of friends from
Waterbury Center.
w. G. LAMPHERE moved last week to the
| HoughtOn house on Barre street recently
purchased by him.
GEORGE EHLE and Misses Emma NJ. Gut
| ler and Bessie Farwell left for Chicago last
Saturday evening.
G. r. NAYLoR, George S. Howe and A. c
St. Clair of the Eureka Collecting Agency
are at the Exchange
THOMAS ROGERS of Prince Edward s
Island is taking a course of treatment at
the Kelley Institute.
DR.. X. LoNGFELLow CLEAvEs leaves next
week for a visit at his old home in Wash
| ington county, Maine.
GROUND was broken last Monday for the
new creamery, and the work will be pushed
as fast as practicable.
JOHN b. KELLY, with b. B. Beeman &
Co., Burlington, is spending his vacation at
his home in Montpelier.
T.. w. THOMPSON was called TO Gushing
Island, near Portland Me-, last Friday, by
the illness of his family.
BEN. CHAMBERLAIN, formerly of the ar.
gus office, was shaking hands with old
friends in town on Tuesday.
GEN j. II. LUCIA and his son Daniel left
on Tuesday for Saranac Lake, in the Adj
rondacks, for brief VACATION.
AN infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. o. f.
Clay died last Saturday of indigestion. The
burial was at Barre on Monday.
w. A. LORD spoke on "The Kelley
Cure" Tuesday afternoon, at the Spring
Grove camp-meeting, New Haven.
MRS f. e. PAGE of East Corinth visited
Mrs A. b. Grant, her aunt, this week
while on her way to Almont, Mich.
REV A. n. LEWIS administered the holy
communion to n. w. Frnk at his home on
Seminary hill last Sunday morning.
REV. II. l.. BUzzELL has engaged tc
preach in the Union church in MiddleseS
next Sunday afternoon at two o'clock,
Mr. AND Mrs. w. III. HoLToN returned
last Thursday from their wedding trip
They are keeping house at l9i Main street
DIR. SEWARD WEBB and party passed
through Montpelier in his private car last
Monday noon en- route for Bar Harbor, Me
FRANK SAvARD of Springfield visited
Mrs. w. +. Garand, his sister, the first o
the week, while on his way to the Worlds
Fair,
Mr.. AND Mrs. H. CARL SMITH and Mr.
and Mrs. o. G. Harris went to Nantucket
Mass, last Saturday, for a vacation of two
weeks.
Mrs. j. c. HoUGHroN gave an afternoon
tea on Tuesday in honor OF Walter Hough
ton of Stamford, Conn, nephew of Mr.
Houghton.
LILA, daughter of Joseph Brown, resd
ing on Elm street, died last Thursday, ageC
twenty-one years The funeral was helC
last Saturday
PRESIDENT L. @. SMITH of the Centra
Vermont railroad, and party, were in towI
yesterday. coming in the directors car, thu
"St. Lawrence"
W. f. BAKER of Fitchburg, Mass, is il
town on a visit TO Il. w. Baker, his father
He was formerly messenger in town for th
Western Union Telegraph Company, an'