The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-08-23
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
TERSE SUMMARY or THE WEEK'S
DOINGS.
NED STEVENS is quite sick.
Mrs. s. Il. Colby is quite i'll.

iting in town.
THOMAS MARVIN and family are camping
at North Hero.
GEORGE w. LESLIE and family are visit
ing in Newbury.
A son was born last Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. e. E. Dodge.
Hon. ALPHA MEssER of Rochester was in
town on Tuesday,
Miss MARTHA f. Long goes to Boston to-
day for brief visit,
A SON of Arthur Stickney is i'll with an
abscess of the thigh.
COLONEL II. o. PEABODY of Boston was
in town on Tuesday.
G. p. PHELPS of Burlington was at the
Pavilion on Monday.
Mrs. w. 7. DEWEY and children returned
from Alburg last Friday.
BARRows & PECK are putting a furnace in
the residence of j. f. Dutton
l.. p, GLEASON and family left last Friday
for visit to the Worlds Fair.
The fall term at the Vermont Methodist
Seminary opens next Tuesday.
j. II. LOCKWOOD of Cortland, n. Y, was
in town several days last week.
H. c. LULL and wife visited last week
with Jason Chadwick at Bethel.
Mrs. j. w. NICHOLS went to Pennington,
Me-, last Monday for brief stay.
MRS. THOMAS RYAN is recovering from a
serious illness with heart trouble.
MRS EMMA DETER of New York was the
guest of Mrs. E. =. Walton last week.
STEPHEN j. DAVIS of Barre is a clerk
temporarily in the First National Bank.
w. r. WESTON has sold his house on Lib
erty street to Albert d. Lane for 49, 300.
MRS. JOHN b. THURsToN of Chicago is
visiting Mrs. George G. Chandler, her sister.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. G. ANDREWS and Miss
Jessie Sabin leave for Chicago on Thursday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. l.. B. HUNTINGTON re-
turned from Old Orchard, Me-, last Satur
day.
MISSES ADDIE F. PERRY and Olive r. Sar-
gent of Boston are guests OF Miss Sadie
Wing.
THE band will give concert Friday
evening of this week at the School street
stand.
Mrs. O.. l.. SHAFTER and Miss Bertha
Shafter of Oakland, Cal, are at the Pa
vilion.
I. L. WOOD assistant state librarian,
spent last Sunday at his old home in Ran
dolph.
FIRE escapes have been placed in the
Exchange Hotel, in the places most difficult
of exit.
CALVIN STow of Boston, former boot and
/
Sunday.
MARTIN PECK was severely bitten in the
arm last Monday by dog belonging to DR..
l. Ii. Fisk.
| MRS. F. M. CORY visited last week at the
home of William Cotter, her father, in
Northfield.
CO MERRILL of Saratoga, N. Y, and A.
S. Clough of Lebanon, n. H., were in town
last Friday.
Col. u. NJ. MANsuR of Island Pond was
! in town last Saturday on his way home
| from muster.
SIXTEEN new patients have been re-
ceived at the Keeley Institute during the
past ten days.
REV. AND MRS. L. p. FROST of Baltimore,
Md, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. K. f.
Rand last Monday.
MIR. AND Mrs. JUsTUs i. BATCHELDER
and Miss Anna Guernsey are at Camp
Hazen, Groton Pond.
THE Kelley League now meets on Thurs
day evening Of each week, instead of We'd
nesday as heretofore.
Miss HARRIE HUsE and Ray Huse leave
for Chicago, Thursday afternoon, for visit
of two or three weeks.
II. f. HAMMOND, foreman in the WATCH
MAN job rooms, is at Forest, N. Y, for a
vacation of two weeks.
j. EDWARD BAILEY and E. II. Dwnell
took part in the state tennis tournament
last week at Arlington.
f. e. KENDALL of Boston, formerly OF
the Harvard Male Quartette, is the guest OF
Professor ID. s. Blanpied.
A. S. Glow of Lebanon, n. H., and
George f. Wiley of Charlestown, n. H.,
were in town last Friday.
Mrs. JAMES T. SABIN expects to leave for
the Adrondacks about September l, to re-
main through the winter.
Mr.. AND Mrs. l.. S. COLLINS of Green's
boro Bend were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Persons over last Sunday.
Miss ALICE MOODY, who has been the
guest of Mrs. G. f. Hunt for two weeks, re-
turned to Boston on Tuesday.
AN enjoyable dancing party for little
folks was held last Friday evening at the
residence of Major o. ID. Clark.
AN infant child of Peter Pratt of Ridge
street died last Wednesday OF cholera in
fantum and was buried Thursday.
JOEL FOSTER was at White River juno
ton last week, making surveys for the pro-
posed system of er-works there.
MRS. NUTTISG and daughter of Bellows
Falls were guests, last week, of Miss Lucy
j. Bradshaw and Mrs. ID. A. Guptil.
THE familiar face of j. " Babcock is
seen behind the counter in the Terrill drug
store during the absence of Mr.. Terrill.
AMOS Is. ROBINSON had charge OF the led
eral building last week, during the absence,
at muster, of Janitor f. II. Richardson.
The Christian Endeavor Society at East
Montpelier Center will hold social Thurs
day evening, August 81, with Mrs A o.
Hall
Miss CLARA ADAMS returned to Rutland
with Mr.. Sawyer and Miss Sawyer, who
We're her guests while they were in Mont
pelier.
The Free Press is authority for the state
ment that William Arthur Jones is fore
man in the weekly Tribune office at Har'
vey, Ill.
PRoF. l.. ID. WHITTEMoRE, Latin professor
in Washburn College, Topeka, Kan, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, G. b. b. Denny
last week.
BRUCE MCDONALD is a delegate from
Montpelier lodge to the Washington County
Good Templars Union, to be held to-day AT
Waitsield.
MRS G. A. REED left for Burlington on
Tuesday where she will visit Mrs. E. Henry
Powell until Thursday, when she leaves
for Chicago.
j. ID. Brown, the New York horse buyer
arrived in town last Monday. He intends
to pick up another carload of fine horses in
this vicinity.
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