The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-06-07
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
ANOTHER WEEK. WITH ITS
LTGHTS IND SHIDOUS.

JACK GARDNER is meat cook at the Put
ney.
J. G. CADY has moved to East Jaffrey,
N. II.
Mrs. @. A. LANG went to Boston last Sat-
urday.
HIRAM ODELL left on Monday for his home
in Canada.
DIR. A. A. LOGAN of Woodstock was in
town last week.
G. II. SH1PMAN and family returned from
Chicago last Saturday.
II. S. LOOMS and A. T. Keith started for
Chicago Monday night.
A son was born last Thursday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Allen, Jr.
Miss MAMIE TRoMBLEE went to Boston
last Saturday to visit a sister.
Miss MARY HURLEY is working on the
Republican at Littleton, n. III.
The work of building the extension to
Bailey Avenue is being pushed.
G. II. CARTER is visiting Mrs. e. w.
Bailey, his daughter, in Chicago.
E. E. WARD closes his lsbors this week
in the store of e. w Bailey & Co.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ALBERT JoHoNNoTr re-
turned from Chicago last Monday.
Miss GRACE HoUGHroN is at home from
Smith College, Northampton, Mass.
ELIAS LYMAN and f. W. Ballard of Bur-
lington were in town last Thursday,
JAMES II. RYAN took possession of the
Central House, Barre, last Thursday.
Mrs. A. j. Brown of Boston is visiting
Mrs George n. Gourley, her daughter.
A. w. FISHER and wife of Chicago were
at the Pavilion several days last week.
HARRY BILLINGS of Lebanon, n. H., is
visiting Mrs w r. Weston lia sister
f.. ID. HYDE has purchased, for So 900, the
Mrs h. w. Hyde house on Barre street.
ROBERT WHITNEY and S. f. Cummings
are building houses on East State street.
w. ARTHUR JONES has sold his house on
Bailey Avenue to Raj PHI Wiley for Sl,700.
THE family of Rev. H. A. Spencer is ex-
pected in Montpelier the last of this week.
w. w. BEAN, the West Randolph car
riage manufacturer, was in town last Fri
| day.
The graduating class of the Northfeld
! High School dined at the Exchange, Tues
day.
HENRY c.. FULLERTON has sold building
! lot on Fullerton street to Richard Blackall
for Si00.
j. b. HENDERsoN, Gen T. s. Peck, and
Elias Lyman of Burlington were in town on
Monday.
THE Methodist Ladies' Aid Society will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. w. A.
Stowell.
SEVEN new patients have been received
at the Kelley Institute since last Monday
morning.
HARRY McALLIsTER is postman on the
route of John Miller, during the latter $
vacation.
S. c. WooLsoN was at Littleton, n. H.,
last week, looking after his business inter
ests there
PROFESSOR j. w. BURGESS and family ar.
rived Saturday evening for their summer
stay in town.
G. X. PUTNAM and G. G. Bancroft lef,
Friday afternoon for the wilds of Maine on
a fishing trip.
CAPTAIN II. w. DREW is making much.
needed improvements in the interior of the
express office.
DIR. w. II. SHELDON of Middlebury was
in town last week to bring patient to the
Kelley Institute.
The services of the Montpelier Military
| Band have been engaged for the Keeley
reunion, June % and %.
Miss MILDRED LADD will give a piano re-
cital in the seminary chapel Thursday
evening at eight o'clock.
JOSEPH FISHER and wife left on Tuesday
for Hardwick, where they are visiting Mrs
G. II. Smile, their daughter.
GEORGE E. MCCoBB of the WATCHMAN
job rooms, visited last week in Boston and
at his home in Boothbay, Me.
A. H. HAzEN of Sioux City, vice-presi.
dent of the Farmers Trust Company, is ex-
pected in Montpelier next week.
DR.. CHARLES NEwcoMB and wife of North
Haverhill, n. H. visited Mrs. Amanda T
Newcomb, his mother, last week.
Mrs. JOHN PORTER and Mrs j. f. Porter
! of Quechee were guests of Mrs G. w. Porter
at the Pavilion over last Sunday.
FELIX SEGUIN and Frank Lang rode to
Lebanon, n. H., and return, last Sunday,
on their bicycles-a distance of 125 miles.
THE personal property of the late DR.. j.
| M. Templeton was sold at auction last Sat
urday by 7. j. Boynton, the administrator.
THE foundation for the new house to be
erected on Barre street by &. g. Field is
well under way, and the frame will soon be
! up.
SEVERAL members of Canton Montpelier
went to Barre on Monday evening to assist
in the installation of the officers of Canton
Vinton.
j. WARE FOSTER of Cheyenne, Wyo., ar
rived in town on Sunday morning for a
brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Foster,
his parents.
WILLIAM GRIFFIN of Barre and Lillian
| Fisher were married Tuesday morning at
| st. Augustine's church by Rev. w. j.
O'Sullivan.
The ladies of st. Augustines society are
to hold a strawberry festival next week
Wednesday and Thursday evenings in
Capital hall.
GEN. j. III. LUCIA is to deliver the grafton
at the fourth annual meeting of the Ver-
mont Reunion Society, to be held at Bris-
tol August 3
CHARLES DE +. BANCROFT finished work
last Saturday night for Barrows & Peck,
after twenty years of continuous service
with that firm.
C. G. AINswoRTH and wife were in Cabot
over Sunday, visiting Mrs. Ainsworth's
brother, NJ. j. Hail. who is seriously i'll
with heart trouble.
The Montpelier orchestra furnished mu-
sic for the commencement exercises at
Green Mountain Seminary, Waterbury Cen
ter, last Thursday evening.
f. III. Town has sold his horse, "Yellow
| Dock" to w. H. Cowell of New Haven,
! Conn, for $500 Mr.. Town took the ami
NAL to that city last Monday.
REV. G. w. GALLAGHER has accepted the
call to the Atkinson Memorial church,
! Tacoma, Wash, and will leave for there
with his family about June 2S.
w. |. JONES, assistant manager of the