The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-06-14
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
PEN PICTURES or LOC1L Events
and SUBJECTS.


week.
IRA Snow is quite low, and his recovery is
not expected.
NED STEVENS is visiting relatives in
Springfield, Mass.
A SON was born last Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. Kelley.
CHAuNCEY II. HAYDEN of Essex was in
town last Saturday.
s. ID. HoBsoN of Island Pond was at the
Exchange last Saturday.
FRANK NJ. KENDALL of Walla Walla
Wash, was in town last week.
S. c. SHURrLEFg was in Chelsea last week
attending Orange county court.
REV. G. w. LoNGREN of Barre will preach
in Bethany church on next Sunday.
e. w. THOMPSON is at st. Adams this
week, where his family is at present.
THE band gave an open-air concert at the
School street stand last Friday evening.
Con. FRED e. SMITH and Mr.. and Mrs. G..
j. Gleason went to Boston Monday noon
STATE TREASURER FIELD and Secretary
of State Brownell were in town on Tuesday.
A DAUGHTER was born last Sunday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gould of Wrights-
vile.
Mrs. EMMA ALEXANDER, living on Barre
street, is very low with cancer of the
throat.
STEPHEN I. NEwCoMB was very low yes
terday. His recovery can hardly be eX-
pected.
MISS MAUD HAYWARD of Sherburne, Mass,
is visiting Miss Hildreth at the Exchange
Hotel.
The University Club had a supper and
smoke talk at the Pavilion last Monday
evening.
ID. H. LEWIS, cashier of the Farmers Ma
tional Bank of Vergennes, was i'll town ON
Monday
JUDGE HIRAM CARLETON was at the pro-
bate office last Monday for the first time in
seven weeks
j. n. LANDoN, superintendent of tele-
graph at White River junction, was in
town on Monday.
HENRY FARwELL, of the Omaha National
Bank, is spending his vacation with John
G.. Farwell, his father.
FRED B. KELLOGG of Boston University
is attending the commencement exercises
on the hill this week.
BART CASEY, night clerk at the Montpe-
| lier House, visited in Boston ana ManCnes-
! ter, n. H., last week.
HENRY YATTER has graduated from the
| Kelley Institute, and is working in the bar
Der shop of Felix Pratte.
W.P. REED and A. w. Locklin have re-
turned from the house of correction at Rut-
land, having served their time.
The grounds about the residence OF q
w. Wing on State street have been graded
much improving their appearance.
Mrs. ROME G. BROWN arrived from Min
neapolis MINI last Friday. She is the
guest of Col. and Mrs A. q. Brown
The weekday evening meetings at Trim
! ity church will be omitted this week be-
ca use of the exercises at the seminary.
w ,,gtia
| Temperance Union will meet at the Relief
Corps hall this afternoon at three o'clock.
F. l.. EATON and Major j. E. Curran went
| to Burlington, Tuesday, to attend the Ma
| sonic meetings now being held in that city
| HENRY Nj. SANDERS was discharged last
| Saturday from the Vermont insane asylum
at Waterbury and has returned to Mont
pelier.
The "Arthur Tandy" blew out cylinder
head last Saturday while taking the sub
urban train to Barre, and is in the shop for
repairs.
THE round-trip fare from Montpelier to
the National Christian Endeavor Couven-
tion to be held in Montreal July to Q, will
be SJ,2j
"AUNT PHHBE" WILBUR was stricken
with paralysis last Monday morning. Her
left side is palsied, and she is in critical
condition.
COLLINS BLAKELY, G.. w. Wing, q. II.
Heaton and others from Montpelier are at
tending the exercises of Masonic week at
Burlington.
REV. G.. w. GALLAGHER was a member of
the council held last Friday at Worcester to
consider the request of Rev. p. III. Carpen-
ter for dismissal.
Mr.. AND MRS FRANK p. TEwKsBURY and
Miss Edith Harris of Worcester were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kelton at the EX-
change last week.
BEAR in mind the excursion to the Weirs
| (New Hampshire), Saturday, July /, adver-
tised in the business columns, and make
your plans to go along.
p. l.. LYONS spoke at North Tunbridge
last Saturday evening on " The Keeley
Cure" under the auspices of the Woman 5
Christian Temperance Union.
The council to dissolve the pastoral rela-
ton between Rev G.. w. Gallagher and
Bethany church meets next week Wednes
day at half past ten o'clock.
REV. G. w. GALLAGHER and Dea. JOSEPH
Poland are delegates to the convention OF
the Congregational churches of Vermont
now in session in this village.
! A. o. CUMMINs returned from his western
! trip last Saturday morning more than even
impressed with the fact that this country is
larger than it looks on the map.
THE pupils in grade three of the Union
school with their parents and Miss Kate E
Robbins, their teacher, had a picnic al
Langdons grove last Saturday.
The officers of Canton Montpelier were
publicly installed last Friday evening by j
| H. Senter, d. l.. Sanders and Captain John
Dillon of Canton Vinton, Barre.
A HANDSOME monument, built to repre-
sent Scotch castle, was shipped last
| Thursday by the Excelsior Granite Com
pany to Eli Tiffany of Bennington.
SIDNEY WILEY was quite seriously in
jured last Saturday by being thrown agains
a tree. His horse ran, throwing Mr.. Wiley
out. The wagon was badly broken.
SEVERAL ladies from Trinity church at.
tended the meeting held last Thursday al
Plainteld under the auspices of the Montpe
lier District Home Missionary Society.
A DAUGHTER was born last week to Mr.
and Mrs. w. O. Evans of st. Paul, MINI
Mrs. Evans is pleasantly remembered il
Montpelier as Miss Gertrude G.. Emery.
THE young man on Clay Hill who has
been engaged of late in the cruel sport o
tying tin cans to dogs tails will, If he il
not careful, do 1t just once too many times
HARRY A. McALLIsTER has received Sl6C
from the Odd Fellows Fraternal Acciden
Association because of injuries received 10y
him in the disaster at Richmond, August d
| last.