The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-01
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
THE WEEK'S DOINGS CHRONICLED
IN LANGUAGE PLAIN.

f. w. MORSE was in New York last Sat
urday and Sunday.
MAJOR j. L. ELDER visited in Burlington
two days last week.
d. G. FIELD and family are at Queen City
Park for two weeks.
G. f. WARD has commenced work for
Marvin q Sherburne.
II. A. BowMAN's family is at Moretown
for stay of two weeks.
HENRy e. GERo of Boston is visiting
George Gero, his father.
Mrs. II. G. COTTON gave a fve-o'clock
tea yesterday afternoon.
THE Central Vermont bridge, east Of the
station, is undergoing repairs.
MIR. AND Mrs. FREEMAN HAYDEN were at
Highgate Springs over Sunday.
LOUIS @. RIVERS, clerk for W. Il. Terrill,
is away on his annual vacation.
MISS MARY TRoMBLEE has returned from
her vacation at Pike Station, N. FL.
Mrs. j. f. BURBRIcK of West Duluth,
Minn, Is visiting relatives in town.
A CHILD of John Leno, living on the Mid
dlesex Center road, is dangerously ill.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Ii. ID. HOPKINS returned
from Sunapee Lake, N. H., on Tuesday
MISS GRACE M. BRADIsH of Somerville,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. f. r. Stevens
Miss CLARA ADAMS, sister, and brother
Charles, have gone to Rutland for visit.
REV. Mr.. DEUEL. will preach at Wrights-
vile next Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
DR.. r. H. NEWTON and wife have gone to
Old Orchard Beach for a stay of three weeks
FRANK l.. and William A. Kneeland of
Boston are visiting w. A. Lord, their uncle.
MRS. JACOB SMITH of Watertown, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. G.. G. Chandler, her daugh-
ter.
G. R. BAGLEY has returned from his ex-
tended vacation in the southern part of the
state.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. o. CHAPMAN are at the
seashore on the coast of Maine for two
weeks.
MRS. A. j. MOSES of Chelsea, Mass. is
the guest Of Mrs j. A. Kelton at the Ex-
change.
Mrs. G. w. PORTER goes to Beach Bluff
this week to remain during the month of
August.
Miss Lucy CARPENTER and niece of
Providence, h. l., are visiting Miss Ruth
CuShman.
REV. w, J. O'SULLIvAN attended the dedi.
cation of st. AIMS church, at Milton, last
Thursday.
MISS MAUD PORTER of Bridgeport Conn,
was the guest last week of Mrs. G. e.
Chandler.
GEORGE NUTTING and family of Bridge
port, Conn, are guests of Miss Lucy j.
Bradshaw.
The Montpelier Military Band will play
at the Pavilion stand on Friday evening of
this week.
A. j. STEPHENSON of Roanoke, Va. has
returned to the Pavilion for a stay of sew
eral weeks.
Fl. N. TAPLIN and Mrs. W. T. Dewey are
| Convalescent from threatened attack of
! typhoid fever.
E. o. CHENEY, formerly clerk for Marvin
& Sherburne, is dangerously ill at his home
in Cady's Falls
REV DR.. SEAvER preached on the sub
| ject Of " Miracles at Bethany Church last
Sunday morning.
MISS GERTRUDE MEINECKE entertained a
party Of little people at Hotel Kempton last
| Friday afternoon.
Miss ELIZA GEORGE of the WATCHMAN
composing force, visited last week at her
home in Bradford.
MRS. HENRY e. FIFIELD, Mrs. Kate
Squires, and Miss Mary Dewey are visiting
at Randolph Center.
w. e. ADAMS went to Boston last Mon
day, and will sail from New York for Liv.
erpool next Saturday.
THE president has signed the private pen
sion bill granting S12 per month to Mrs
Mary Brown OF Berlin.
MRS III. NJ. CUTLER gave a very pleasan,
" tea " at her home last Friday afternoon
from four to six o'clock
JOHN SEXTON and Miss Elizabeth Kelley
are to be married in st. Augustine's Churcl
next Tuesday morning.
w. B. TuRNEY left last Monday for New
York and New Haven, Conn, expecting tt
be absent several weeks.
THE Montpelier Military Band has beer
engaged to play at the state fair, to be hel(
at White River Junction.
G. P. GILL & Co. have moved their gran
ite works from the sheds of Robert Fraze
to those OF Dillon & Haley.
MRS. NELLIE G. DALEY went to Buring
ton on Tuesday to visit there and in Char
lotte for about three weeks.
Mrs. III. M. HARRINGTON and daughte
Rose, of Bridgeport, Conn, visited last weel
at the home of I. j. Deavitt.
THE residences OF Frank A. Sherburne
ID. w. Temple and Fred Chapman hav
been wired for electric lights.
M. E. SMILE returned last Friday even
ing from Ipswich, Mass, where he ha
been on four weeks outing.
The residence of DIR. l. H. Fisk and tn
, Montpelier bookstore have been connecte
with the telephone exchange.
DIR. f. r. S. WHITE supplied very accept
ably the place of G. II. Shipman in Beth
any choir last Sunday morning.
GUsTAvUs l.. LAWRENCE has recently bee
, granted a patent for a color attachment t
printing presses, invented by him.
r j. A. KELToN of the Exchange Hotel ha
been confined to his room with rheumatisI
much of the time for the past week.
+ Mrs. j. G. Brown, Mrs. s. c. Woolso
Z and Master Harry Taplin went to Suga
Hill, n. H., last week for brief stay.
d. PROFESSOR w. A WHEATON of st. Pau
T Mimi, who is spending the summer i
/. Barre, visited in Montpelier last week.
/. A SON was born last Monday to Mr.. an
: Mrs. ROLAND Brown, and son last Sur
1 day TO Mr. and Mrs Alexander Chimney.
!, Mr.. AND MRS. FRED BLANCHARD will Wis
in Stowe next week, and attend the center
), nial celebration there next Wednesday.
= THE second concert at Bethany Churcl
+ announced for last Thursday evening" wi
a take place next week Thursday evening
!. MRS HOPE BORDEN of New Havel
}, Conn, daughter of Rev. A. N. Lewis, a
L sisted the choir of Christ Church last SUI
l. day.
d ROBERT PRENTIss returned from Sunapt
!, Lake, N. H., last Saturday and went
n Moretown to spend the remainder of his v
y cation.
s. The Bethany Christian Endeavor Societ