The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-12
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
THE WEEKLY BUDGET or LIFE
IND DEITH.
GEORGE w. MoALL1srER is quite ill.,

GEORGE w. MCALLIsTER is quite ill.
Mrs. l.. ID. TAFT was i'll last week with a
severe cold
Miss HELEN NJ. PRENTIss is visiting in
st. Albans.
AN infant child of Joseph Grasserow died
last Thursday.
GEORGE X. PUTNAM visited last week in
West Randolph.
MIR. AND Mrs. H. n. TAPLIN went to Chi
cago last Friday.
p. L. Lyons is doing job of plumbing at
Littleton, n, III.
Mrs. c. n. PHILLIPS visited in Bellows
Falls last week.
FRED A. HowLAND rustcated in New
Hampshire last week
e. f. FAIRBRoTHER of Skowhegan, Me-,
is the guest of g. M. Foster.
Miss JESSIE KENT of Calais is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kelton.
Mrs. WILLIAM KELLY of East Montpelier
is quite i'll with heart-disease.
THE school at Shady Rill, taught by Miss
Mabel Eddy, closed last week.
DIR. o. w. DALEY of White River juno
ton was in town last Monday.
Mrs. HOWARD f. HILL and daughter are
guests of Hon. Charles Dewey.
! FRED r. STEVENS has sold his house on
Terrace street to w. f. Braman.
j. r. SEAvER has purchased the residence
of f. L. Eaton on Loomis street.
A. A. NIEBAUM, proprietor of Hotel Bur-
lington, was in town on Monday.
Miss ETHEL BINGHAM of Essex junction
is visiting Ellie and May Grout.
Hon. j. j. DEAvITT of St. Adams was the
guest of T. j. Deavitt last week.
Ex-GovERNoR ROSWELL FARNHAM, of
| Bradford, was in town on Monday
MISS GEoRoIE WHEELER is table girl at
the Profile House, White Mountains.
MAGGIE WHITEHILL of Groton is working
| in the family of Prof. ID. S. Blanpied.
MR.. w. r. LYNCH and daughter Mabel of
Brooklyn, n. Y, are at the Pavilion.
A. G. TRuLAN and wife of New York are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Harlow
CAPTAIN 7. PERCIvAL is building an office
on the north end of his greenhouse.
MRS J. EDWARD Polio Of Boston is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Alber.
Mrs. POWERS, mother of Mrs. Fred II.
Perry, is seriously i'll with a malignant tu-
NOR.
A SOCIAL dance in honor of the guests is
to be held next Friday evening at the Pa
vilion
CARROLL KING of Brockton, Mass, is
visiting Hon. and Mrs. Clark King, his
parents.
a SERVICE of dedication is to be held in
the Church of the Messiah next Sunday
morning.
Mr.. AND Mrs |. T. McALLIsTER of Boul
der City, Col, are guests of David L.
Sanders.
The woman's Home Missionary Society
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L. j
Boynton.
THOMAS FAILEY, deputy United States
marshal, of Burlington was in town las
Saturday
Mrs FRED SYLVESTER, daughter of Cap
tain l.. NJ. Hutchinson, is seriously i'll al
Worcester.
REV. II. l. CUsHMAN arrived from Prov
idence, II. L., last Friday for a stay Of sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. MARSHALL, living on Vine street
is confined to the house with Inflammation
of the eyes.
WILL b. CoNNoRs of Boston, formerly
porter at the Pavilion, was in town ovei
last Sunday.
Mrs. n. A. WHITNEY of Somerville, Mass.
is with Mrs. w. A. Briggs, her daughter, a
the Riverside.
j. L. TUTTLE left Monday for Peak
Island, Me-, where NJ. f. Smile is spend
ing his vacation.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GILMAN B. DODGE left las
week for Lisbon, n. H., where they are t,
!
Ex-Gov SAMUEL Z. PINGREE and wife
and Alfred f. Watson of Hartford were a
the Pavilion last Friday. nsIo4ol DuH
II. CaGhEAsoNJ has u! moved too the house
corner Of i,9pmlS, AND Liberty streets re
Gently purciiased by him. ''N''' q 1'N
RoBaRft WHSGkki tihoved last Monday t
the iTrowi house,, p4 Baldwin street. re
Gently pdrchiised,Py lin. ,.,' 80,
HORACE W. MARvrNfbf jackson, Mich.
was in totyn last week. Il He 3retnrnbd .,
Jackson Saturday eveningr1 fid yos VII
Mr.. AND MRs. f., F. RAND, Misses Lillian
Stbwell and Eta Hathaway are expected
home from Chicago to-day. ,r3io8rado sil
ID, w. DUDLEY aud Mrs Fannie Emer!
attendedthe funeral of Van Ness Spauldinj
.I ap N0rthfield last Monday. sd 5Rd u .9Yi
q F,GWi BAScRoFG is the guest of Wendell
~ II. Stafford at st. Johnsbpry this week. III
VI will return next Saturday ''''"'+'' y"
b =. j. ENRIGHT of-Burington has beef
appointed assignee Of the, insolvent estat
i1 Of H. w, Porter of Berlin
"A Il. s. BRopHY sandI wife, SIrsi Viola 3
u Billings and Daisy Lane started forlGhi
n cago last Saturday evening.
"A MRS t. -wJTffoMPsoN aud children re
turned fron StdAlhans last Thursday am
are stopping at the Pavilion. it, f,, ,,t.,t,i-
RobERT CUsHMAN left for Chicago, Mon
das evening. He owasu accompanied BY
friend from Rr9yidence, R,I.iot y.qu.b5
CHARLES A, SPAuLpING returned from
Rutland last Wednesday, having served hi
time at the house of correction 10 aJ3J
LEON sWoLg, Frank Q NeilD John RysI
and viii Fitzpatrick of White River June
ton were in town last Thursday '''"N u
JI Ma ASpl MRS DoDGEl W.hKEfTh ant
daughter Julia of Chicago gre among tn,
summer soj6urners at the Pavilion,
AN ah-day holiness meeting was held las
Friday AT Trinity church in charge of Rev
l.. Il. Taylor and Rev. G.. Il. Noble.
b. NJ. SHEPARD is visiting at his home il
Marshield this week. Fred l.. Gray take,
his place in the store of Abraham Long.
EDWARD X. HoUGHToN goes to Boston
August l, where he has position with thu
publishing house of Houghton, Mfliin Co
THE health officer is authority for tn,
statement that there has not been case o
diphtheria in Montpelier for several months
THOMAS BURKE was seized with convul
sions last Saturday, the result Of getting
overheated while at work, and is still quit,
ill.
THE Non Partisan Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet at Woman's
Relief Corps hall this afternoon at thre,