The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-12

Miss LOUISE CLARKE has charge of the
young ladies at Eagle Camp, this season. a
position she has acceptably filed for the
past two years.
Mr. AND Mrs. A. G.. BROWN, Mrs Asa
Blanchard and Mrs. G. III. Heath leave next
Saturday for North Beach, Rye, n. H., for a
stay of two weeks.
REV. II. A. SPENCER preached at Grace
(MethodsD church, st. Johnsbury, last Sun
day morning, in the interests of Vermont
Methodist Seminary.
LESLIE f. PECK went to Fitchburg,
Mass, last Friday, where he is working at
his trade. His wife will remain in Mont
pelier for the present.
GEORGE II. BENNETT is engaged in NOV
ing the Methodist church at Barre to the
rear of its present site, on which new
ediHce is to be erected.
HIRAM ODELL has returned from Odell-
town, =. @, much improved in health, and
has resumed his old position in the feed
store of e. w. Bailey & Co.
NlILToN MCKEE, formerly of the Argus
office, now assistant manager in the office of
the Youths Companion, was the guest of G..
| l.. Lawrence over last Sunday.
A HEARING was had before Judge Garlic
ton last Wednesday on the application for
the appointment of guardian for William
Ward, an aged citizen of Moretown
THERON f. COTTON is away this week on
business trip. Mrs Frank II Mcclure is
working in the office of the Cotton Manu-
featuring Company during his absence.
CAPTAIN H. S. FOSTER and family of Bur-
! lington were at the Exchange on Tuesday,
! on their way to the home of his father in
Calais, where they are to spend several
! weeks.
GOVERNOR FULLER, G. g. Benedict of
Burlington, w. II. H. Bingham of Stowe,
Col. G. $. Forbes of ST. Albans and w: l..
Pearl of st. Johnsbury were in town last
Thursday.
MRs. j. V. MORROW suffered partial
shock of paralysis last Thursday, while re-
turning from Utica, \. Y, where she spent
the Fourth. She has since been confined to
her bed.
The excursion to Ausable Chasm on
Tuesday was well patronized by the Odd
Fellows of Barre and Montpelier. There
were 3O7 tickets sold at Barre and 10 at
Montpelier.
T. C. BARRows and George W. Reed left
last Monday noon for the Dead River country
in Maine, where they will remain for the
next four or five weeks on their annual
summer vacation.
f. w. ELLIS of the Eastern Collection
Agency is at the Exchange Hotel and will
be pleased to see any merchants or bust
ness men who have debts that are consd-
cred uncollectible.
lacerated last Saturday by getting it caught
in the cutter bar of moving machine. DR..
|. II. Fisk dressed the wounds, which will
not be permanent.
Miss MINNIE ARMS closes her labors this
week as book-keeper for C. Ii. Cross & Son,
to accept permanent engagement, it is
said. Her place is to be filled by Miss Mat
tie Price of Middlesex.
The Rutidnd Herald last Saturday morn
ing devoted over a column of space to an
excellent abstract of the address on the
Kelley Cure delivered in that city Friday
evening by w. A. Lord.
PROFESSOR E. M. SMITH of the Vermont
Methodist Seminary spoke in the interest OF
that institution last evening before the ST.
Adams District Preachers Association, now
in session at Morrisvile.
FRED WILSON of Boston, proprietor o
"Peck's Bad Boy" graduated from the
Kelley Institute last Saturday. He has
three companies on the road with this play
one of which will be in Montpelier next fall
MILES STANDIsH was prostrated witt
cramps while playing ball on Seminary Hill
last Friday afternoon. He was carried into
George Parmenter's house, close by, where
he soon revived and was able to be talSeI
home.
II. T. ELLIOTT. one of the largest wheat
growers of the James River Valley, Nortl
Dakota, was in town last week He is visit
ing this week at the home of G. y. Kent il
Worcester, Mrs, Kent being sister of Mrs
Elliott.
THE Unitarian society in Middlesex is tc
resume public worship in the Union churcl
next Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
! Preaching by Rev. Mr.. Wright of Mont
pelier, or, possibly, by Mr.. Andrews o
7 Meadvllle, Penn, 1, s,,e,
;, THE marriage OF w. II, Holton and Mis-
y Maud sM'IDenlts occurred last sTharsda,
ltrit, Ill nf
, haini Mass, was the officiating Clergyman
z The newly welded tohpIe left on the mid
d night train for q brief weddtpg trip puR.
IS Bethany I'll "a f$hdRB alS aled HTaSH shaday da'H q
II Brooklyn NrgY. The burial was at Frank
/ remembered in Montpelier al Miss Mariai
d Dewey, slsister pfMrs OJohn. W0Chmk.i h-
,s A BRANCH OF the National Letter Car
, riers' Association, which has headquarter:
in New York city, was iorgahihetf IA Mont
pelier last Monday Harvey N.Y. Brown
, was elected president Harry A, McAllistel
N ViOe-prssident, John MilltiGte5lsitI'er, ant
T. T.. Callahan secretary % ~
, JAMES MCGOWAN was arrested last Satpr
dayaiteruoon by Policeman Httnt while il
/ a blissful state Of ,intoxeatipn, :, % Befpr,
: Justice W A, 'Eord, Monday, he disclosed
on the cityof Schenectady, N. ", and wa.
d fined slb,Sl, i being a seGond, 9fenseo Iii
llHt was paul ny MS lIltuuS- t
REV. DIX! ApDisoN Pi FOSTER OF Boston
! secretary Of the American iSunday-schoo
: 1 Union, spoke at Bethany Church last Sun
day morning on the Union, and in the even
u ing gave a very interesting account of thu
international Christian EndeavQrf conven
j ton at Montreal, that he had Just attended
4 A NATIONAL convention OF iSeeley grad
l. mates iso 10, be held in Chicago, Septambel
12-l4. II is desired that any graduates il
j Y Vermont inten,hug no i'be present should
. communicate with William Canning, Mont
pelier, the state committee man, 1t /:
hoped that large delegation will be pres
ent from the Green Mountain state.
THE promptness with which Street Com
missioner Roberts cleaned the business
streets of the village after the Fourth was
highly commendabe. Before noon o
Wednesday, the last vestige of the litter
had been scraped up and carted away, and
the streets looked as neat and tidy as il
Young America had never celebrated
CAPTAIN j. IL. MMMs Of ST, Albans was
in town last Wednesday on his way home
from Chelsea, where he assisted the eagle
to soar on the Fourth. Chelsea corresponds
ents of the state press speak in the highest
terms of his Grafton - nothing more than