The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-03
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
GAME BAGGED BY WATCHMAN
NEWS HUNTERS.

| fever.
KIT" BAscoM of Bethel is visiting in
town.
LOUIS j. HATHAWAY has returned from
Boston.
THE " Arcade " lunch wagon has moved
| to Barre.
6. b. WALTON and wife have returned
from Jericho.
Mrs. N. C. PECK is visiting her son in
Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. G. A. LANG returned from Boston
last Wednesday.
PAINTERS are improving the interior of
the First National Bank.
PATRICK j. SULLIVAN left on Tuesday for
a trip to Iceland.
ROBERT CUsHMAN has returned to the
Harvard Law School.
b. 3. BAILEY Of the Central Vermont
freight Office Is in Boston.
ALEXANDER DUSNETT, ESQ, of St. Johns
bury was III town TuesdaY.
FRANK LAMANN of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
the guest of H. II. Scribner.
DIR. j. d. LANCE was confined to the
house last week with malaria.
c. II. MORE & Co. have completed the
addition to their granite works.
G. /. DAVIS has moved from 225 Main
street to rooms in Corry's block.
A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Deming on Tuesday morning.
Miss ALICE WILLARD Of Waltham is vis-
ting her cousin, Mrs. d. f. Clark.
DIR. I. H. FISK fell in his barn last week
and received bad fracture of one leg.
Mrs. G. NJ. FOSTER went to New York
last Monday for a visit OF several weeks.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs. Tewksbury next Friday afternoon.
EDITOR STONE of the St. Johnsbury Gale.
donidn and wife were in town on Monday.
| SUPERINTENDENT E. w. THOMPSON and
family arrived from St. Albans on Tuesday.
Miss Lucy j. HUTCHINs is attending the
! Christian Endeavor convention at Newport.
Miss MAMIE, daughter of Harper w. Pit
| kin, returned from New York last Wednes-
| day.
The Chautauqua class will meet with
/ Mrs. l.. O. Tewksbury, Friday afternoon, at
2:15.
j. A. DEwING and wife went to Orange,
Mass, this morning where they are to re-
side.
MINNIE j. LEAvITT, NJ. D., of Toronto has
| been the guest of Mrs. G.. B, B. Denny this
week,
DAVID RING has charge of the Exchange
dining room during the session of the legis-
! lature.
| II is expected that a session of the United
States court will be held here early in De-
cember
EDWARD Fl. DEAvITT has entered the
second years class at the Harvard Law
School.
CBARLEs NJ THoMpstsq ot the staff of the
Youths Companion, Boston, was in town
last week
THE V. NJ. S. football team goes to st.
Il nj M M nhar 2 m fhA AnaH
emy eleven
Mr.. AND Mrs. f. A. Rowland are to oc.
cupy rooms in the library building on
| School street.
DR.. G. w. LoCKLIN Of Boston, of Ter
minal City fame, is renewing old acquaint-
ances in town.
A LARGE delegation of seminary students
| enjoyed an excursion to the Barre quarries
Monday afternoon.
MISS GERTRUDE MEINEcKE and Miss
| Olive b. Stout are expected home from New
| York this evening.
CHARLES F. MOORE, of the Montpelier
Hardware Company, was at his home in
! Shoreham last week
Miss MAMIE MoULToN of West Randolph
is visiting Mrs. Arthur Lane, her sister, at
her home on Barre street.
MILES STANDIsH is to be trained in the
art OF twirlng by b. w. Abbey of the Chi
Cages at Barre this week.
j. f. CAvANAUGH of Manchester, Nh
is in town attending county court, in which
he has lawsuit awaiting trial.
w. j. TAPLIN represents the local Ep.
worth League at the state convention at
| White River junction this week.
MISS LAURA ROPES returned to Boston
on Tuesday noon, where she is to be an
assistant in Miss Clagetts school.
A. g. MANsUR, son of Lieutenant. Gov.
ernor Mansur, takes W. II. Holton's place
in the jewelry store of A. G, Stone.
e. e. TowNER is at Newport attending
the state Christian Endeavor convention
of which organization he is secretary.
Mrs. HENRY CoFFRIN returned from
Mereden, n. H. last Monday where she
has been working at the Prospect House.
THE grand jury took recess last Thurs.
day until Tuesday morning to await the
outcome OF the assault case from Northfield
JOSEPH BELLEMoUR and Rosa LaBreck
were married by Rev. W. j. 0'Sullivan al
st. Augustine's Church on Tuesday morn.
ing.
MISS MINNIE LEAvIrr of Canada lectured
before the students at the seminary on the
subject Of temperance last Thursday even,
ing.
MRS. ID. KING Is the new cook at the
Union House, and Mamie Canning and
Mabel Kew have been engaged as table
girls.
| MRS. HENRY KENDALL, proprietor of the
City restaurant at Barre. and sister of Y. III
Griswold of the Union House, died Monday
night
Mrs. III. q. COTTON gave another delight.
full six o'clock tea last Friday evening. The
guests were principally young married
people.
Hon. f. A. DwINELL returned on Tues
day from Sioux City, Omaha, and Chicago
where he has been for the past two weeks
on business.
j. A. DEwING sold portion of his house.
! hold goods at auction on the square last
Friday, preparatory to moving to Massaehu,
sets to reside.
THE Ladies' Reading Club of Christ
| Church will meet with Miss Clara Adams
on Wednesday evening, October 10, at hall
past seven, sharp.
NEXT Sunday morning, in the Church OF
the Messiah, Rev j. Edward Wright is OK.
pected to give review OF his pastorate OF
| twenty-five years.
| The Daughters of Rebekah gave an en-
| joyable drive-whist social last evening at
the home of Robert II. Whitney East State
street, last Monday evening.
| THE Young Peoples Fraternity of the