The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-09-19
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
ANOTHER WEEK WITH ITS JOYS
IND SORROWS.


day.
NYE L. SMITH is quite i'll with cholera
morbus.
Mrs. g. II. BALDWIN is visiting her mother
in Philadelphia.
CARL GLEASON returned to Amherst Col
lege last week.
COLONEL II. E. Taylor of Brattleboro was
in town this week.
H A. BURT, JR., of Swanton was in town
on business last Monday.
THE students on the hill enjoyed corn
roast last Saturday night
j. A. MASON of Middletown Springs was
in town over last Sunday.
j. d. Brown shipped eighteen fine horses
TO New York last Monday
T. S. BRoPHY leaves to-day for the Bos-
ton and New York markets.
THE infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
e. Gee was buried last Friday.
Hon. AND Mrs. CHARLES DEWEY left for
Boston via Portland last Monday.
THE Kings Daughters met with the
Misses Kempton last Monday evening.
SHERIFF HOWE is attending court on
crutches, the result of q sprained ankle.
A. w. FERRIN and family went into camp
at Berlin Pond last Saturday for week.
Miss JENNIE PHINNEY gives drive-whist
parties this evening and Friday evening.
LAWSON G. CUMMINs is testing the fish
ing in the Rangely Lakes region in Maine.
ONLY ten days more in which to pay your
taxes and save discount and costs of collec-
tion.
Mrs. j. P. G. CoTTRILL of Milwaukee,
Wis, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Far
well.
H., formerly of Montpelier, are visiting in
town.
MRS. A. n. LEWIS was called to New Ha-
ven, Conn.,, last week by the illness of her
sister.
THE Ladies' Library Guild has decided
not to give course of lectures the coming
season.
REV. II. A. wEBB spoke at union tenn
perance meeting at Northtield last Sunday
evening
Mrs. e. e. TowNER attended the funeral
of her grandmother at North Tunbridge last
Saturday.
MRS. GEORGE ATKINS gave a select tea
party last Saturday evening in honor of
Mrs Lynch and daughter Mabelle of Brook
lyn, n. Y.
Mrs. w. II. HAscALL contemplates CIV
ing a song recital in the seminary chapel in
the near future.
j. P. SMITH returned to Richmond p. O.,
last Monday after visit of two weeks with
reldJlNeS III UOWu.
REV. S. G. HAyFoRD went to Los
Angeles, Cal, last week expecting to re-
main several months.
CAPITAL HALL has been frightened up
for the Spritualist convention next Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
HARRY LOWE is acting as starter in the
races at the Franklin county fair, now in
progress at Malone, N Y.
THE Montpelier Military Band leaves for
South Ryegate this morning, where it is to
play for two days at the fair.
CHARLES w. ADAMS, Clifton Heaton and
Julius Dewey are to re-enter Rock Point
Institute, Burlington, to-day
REV. II. A. SPENCER spoke at Irasburgh
and Coventry last Sunday in the interest of
Vermont Methodist Seminary.
MISSES NELLIE FIFIELD and Margaret
Dewey are to enter Miss Capen's school at
Northampton, Mass, this week.
MRS. W. A. STowELL and Miss Lillian
are to give a reception next Saturday even
ing in honor of Miss Farnsworth
ARTHUR SrRATToN is having vacation
from his duties at Burnham's art store, Bur-
ington, and is visiting his parents.
JOHN McGLYNN dislocated one shoulder
last Monday. DR.. G. E. Chandler reduced
the fracture at the Montpelier House.
GEORGE NJ. POWERS, ESQ, of Morrisville
was in town last Monday securing quarters
for the coming session of the legislature.
PROFESSOR w. s. SPENCER, formerly of
the faculty of the Vermont Methodist Sem
mary, has been in town for the past week
THE White Mountain express, running
daily between Fabyan's and Burlington
was taken off for the season last Saturday.
REV. A. H. WEBB, w. A. Lord, j. G..
! Wing and E. A. Mutt are to speak at a
Kelley rally at Groton next Friday evening
] ErEr nf ha Ev-
change Hotel, is very pleasantly situated in
! the rooms formerly occupied by Mr.. Kel-
! ton.
CHARLEs III. HEAToN is in Boston this
week attending the annual session of the
Supreme Council of thirty-third degree
| Masons.
JEROME j. PRATT, former well. l.known
| citizen of Montpelier, is now travelling as
advance agent of III. X. Brennan's Cashier
| Company.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHr's subject at the
Morse school-house next Sunday, at q:
PM, is announced as Religion, and No
| Fuss About It."
THE funeral of Mrs. Patrick Starkey was
held from st. Augustines Church last Fri
day morning, and the burial was in the
Catholic cemetery.
York last Monday to purchase goods and
get posted in the latest styles and wrinkles
of the milliner's art.
Mr.. AND MRS. MARSHALL HARLOW of
Windsor and e. 1. Drury of Greensboro at
tended the funeral of Mrs. w. e. Harlow
last Sunday afternoon.
THE band gave a concert from Keith s
ledge last Monday evening 1t was very
much enjoyed by all the residents Of the
upper end of the village.
THE opening sale of tickets for the Lewis
lecture course, at Longs bookstore, has
been postponed from Friday, September 81,
to Tuesday, September %.
CAPTAIN p. MURPHY, prominent dentist
of New York, and former captain of the
" "Roxbury Russets " in the Sixth Vermont,
is visiting relatives in town.
REV. EFFIE X JONES of Barre addressed
the Young Peoples Fraternity of the Church
of the Messiah at its regular meeting last
Monday evening on " Ideals"
AN alarm of fire was rung in Saturday
evening for brush fire on East State street
The alarm was needless, and the services OF
the department were not required
e. 8. STEELE of Hartford, Conn. gradu-
ate of Wesleyan University last June, has
been secured as trainer for the Vermont
Methodist Seminary football team