The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-06-20
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOC1L HAPPENINGS GATHERED
UNDER A BROILING sun.

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CAPT. H. G. LuLL returned to Bristol,
Conn, last Wednesday.
Mrs. HosMER of Chicago is the guest of
Mrs. s. l.. Howe, her sister.
Miss Lucy HUTcHINs returned from Fort
Edward Institute last Saturday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. e. NILES returned on
Tuesday from their wedding "Trip
DIR, PERCY TEMPLEToN and family are
camping at Stone Pond in Glover
Mrs. E. B. PIKE and daughter, Of Pike
Station, n. H., are visiting in town.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. L. DURKEE of Manches-
ter, N. H., visited in town last week
DR. AND Mrs. c. e. CHArpLER were in
Fairhaven last Thursday and Friday
CHARLES GRAFFUM, clerk + r II. A. Slade,
visited in Merrimac, Mass lbst week.
f. f. REMPLE, JR., has tle foundation
laid for new house on Bailey Avenue.
R.K. PECK was confined to the house
several days last week with severe cold.
H. A. DEWEY, clerk for Philips & Lucas,
spent last Sunday at his home in Poultney.
G. w. PORTER superintendent Of the
Woodstock railroad, was in town last Mon
day.
REV DR.. EDWARD HAYES Of Burlington
| exchanged with Rev. DIR. Seaver last Sun
day.
A CHILD of John Daley was quite sick
last week with Group and bronchitis, but is
better.
F.v. TowNsHESp of Colum bus, O., son of
j. F. Townshend, was in town over last
Sunday.
THE Boston IDEALS gave delightful
concert in the Pavilion parlors last Sunday
evening.
MRS. MINNIE YoUNG has gone to Disco,
n. Y, to remain with an aunt during the
summer.
REV. A. N. LEWIS preached on Summer
Vacations" at Christ Church last Sunday
morning.
REV. b. W. JONES of Barre is to preach in
the Church of the Messiah next Sunday
morning.
FRED B. KELLOGG Of New York has been
the guest of Colonel E. P. Jewett for the
past week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. WRIGHT Of Boston are oc-
cupying the house of Mrs. g. w Porter for
the summer.
NOTICES have been posted by the trustees
prohibiting bathing in the river inside the
village limits.
E. II. GABREE has purchased the Susan
Cummings place at Wright's Mills and has
taken possession.
j. w. SEVERANCE has moved to the Mrs.
Charles Reed house, corner Western Avenue
and State street.
MRS E. E. TowsER is at York Beach,
Me-, this week, with party OF friends from
Manchester, n. II.
A. G. FAY, ESQ, Of Lancaster, n. H., a
former member of Washington county bar,
spent Sunday in town.
ID. H, -Ro5;NecN, of the Censsal Vermont
local ticket office, is visiting at his home in
CharlottetOwn, P. E. l.
Hon, w. P. DILLINGHAM and family are
to move back to Waterbury this week to
remain through the summer.
: CHRIST CHURCH will be closed for the next
three Sundays while Rev. p. n. Lewis, the
rector, Is away on vacation.
The erection of blacksmith shop under
Keith's ledge on Elm street has been for
hidden by the village trustees.
: CLIFTON HEAToN, Julius Dewey an(
; Charles Adams are at home from Roci
Point Institute for the summer
Miss KATE E. ROBBINS gave the pupils
3 who have been under her charge for th
, past year picnic last Saturday.
|, THE Central Vermont railroad has laid
new sidetrack to the sheds of the Capita
Granite Company on the meadow.
THE Loyal Temperance Legion will NEE
i in Bethany chapel next Sunday afternoon
a at three, instead of four o'clock, as formerly
IDA A. PUTNAM, of the telephone ex
change has gone to Concord, n. H., to visi
II her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Sum
j mers.
q MRS. A. j. HoUGH and daughter Mary o
Brattleboro are in Montpelier this week at
tending the commencement exercises Of
r the hill
7 MRS. S. G. SHURTLEFF and Miss Maud rt
!; turned from Auburndale, Mass, last Friday
u where Miss Shurtleff has been in school 10
the past year.
% j. III. SENTER went to Windsor last Nor
!. day to attend the opening of the adjourne
May term of the United States district an
70 circuit courts.
VAN r. KENT and family of Denver, Colo
were at the Exchange Hotel, last week, o
4. their way to Calais, whore they will renal
1t several weeks.
70 d. S. STONE and wife of Island Pom
,,r were in town last week, accompanied b
IL their son George who is a cadet at No
wich University.
l. THE woman's Auxiliary Kelley Leagu
d is requested TO meet with Mrs. D. l.. Fullt
ii this wednesday, afternoon at three o 'clocl
at Special business.
Oh Mr.. LOUIS III. BUCKsHoRN Of Meadvill
Penn, is expected to preach in the Unio
~ church in Middlesex, next Sunday afte
y noon at two o'clock.
is THE Vermont Telephone and Telegrap
lr Company is building line from Jonesvil
10 through West Bolton to connect with /
ar lines at Jericho Center
Mrs. w. F. garland, and Mrs. Savar,
O. ner mOlner, nave gone On inc pllRllmd
II n st. Anne de Beaupre, and from there wi
l. l. go to Crown Point, N. Y.
m MRS. e. w. THOMPSON and children hav
X gone to st. Adams for the summer. NJ
q. Thompson has closed the Gilman house an
is stopping at the Pavilion.
=, THREE carloads of excursionists for IL
% ~, pilgrimage to st. Anne de Beaupre wei
os ea made up last Monday morning from Mort
hhee field, Barre and Montpelier.
es RESIDENTS in the vicinity of Wright
nd Mills speak in very commendatory terms
n. the work recently done on the highway
there by Street Commissioner Roberts.
- The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
or Moss, grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
70 Adams, died early last Wednesday NOR
iy ing and was buried Thursday afternoon.
40 TEN graceful lady cyclists from Bar
M wheeled through Montpelier last Wedne
a.. day evening on their way from Mortified
ir- where they had spent the day, to Barre,
j. G. BULLARD, cashier OF ID. X. Sortwel
., bank in Cambridge, Mass, and Miss Minn
1In Goeppe of that city were guests of Mr. al
70, Mrs. Sortwell at the Pavilion over last Su
no day.