The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-23
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY,
FROM GRITE TO GAY, FROM
LIVELY TO SEVERE.O
MISS OLIVE Stout is in Boston this weel

W. H. LOWELL was IN Boston on buS1-
ness trip last week.
COLONEL G. S. FORBES of st. Albans was
in town on Tuesday.
THE Kings Daughters met last evening
with Mrs. G. b. b. Denny.
MANAGER G. NJ. FOSTER of the Kelley In
stitute is in Rutland this week.
DIR. A. b. BIsBEE took G. f. loves place
in Christ Church choir last Sunday.
CAPTAIN d. p. CLARKE has been laid up
Tor the past week with quinsy sore.
CALVIN PAGE, collector of internal reve-
nue. for this district, was in town on Mon
day.
Hon. CHARLES DEWEY and wife will re-
turn to-day from their extended western
trip.
Mrs. TIMOTHY S. CUMMINGS is visiting
relatives in New Britain and Hartford,
Conn.
RIENHoLD L. HERMoN of New York is the
guest of Mrs. and Miss Busteed at the Pa
vilion.
MRS A. G. FAY of Lancaster, N. H., is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Cree, her
parents.
A SERVICE of sacred song will be held at
the Church of the Messiah next Sunday
evening.
WILLIAM Fl. LONG of Fairlee was the guest
of Abraham Long, his brother, over last
Sunday.
A PARTY of seven from Grotcn attended
the concert at the opera house last Monday
evening.
Mrs. EDWARD G. JoLLIFFE of Clearbrook,
Va, is visiting Mrs. Ii. N. Taplin, her
daughter.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT attended the
funeral of Mrs. Sarah Chase at Bath, n. H.,
on Tuesday.
nv ~ 10 IN, r1t III
this week, where his family has been for
several weeks.
THE Chautauqua class will holi its gradu-
ating exercises this year at North Calais on
Friday, June l.
THE selectmen of Berlin have ap-
pointed III. B. Wedge truant officer on that
side of the river.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs. A. G. Blanchard, Barre street, next
Friday afternoon.
N. NJ. PRATT, of the Union Theological
Seminary, New York, visited George, his
brother, last week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ALBERT JoHoNNoTr are
taking carriage drive through the south
ern part of the state.
COLONEL AND Mrs. FRED E. SMITH re-
turned last Saturday evening from their ex-
tended western trip.
j. S. VILEs is putting in a windmill and
3,OO0-gallon water-tank at his farm near
Montpelier Junction.
The Methodist Seminary baee hall team
won the game AT West Randolph last Mon
day by score of Is to 2.
E. e. EVANS and wife of West Randolph
were in town last Monday evening to attend
the Mary Howe concert.
Mrs. II. NJ. PIERCE is dangerously i'll in
Boston with enlargement of the heart. Her
nppta1
Mrs. NELLIE G. DALEY and her mother,
Mrs. Ray, have returned from their stay of
several months in Florida.
THE V. NJ. S. boys won at Saxton's River
again yesterday, l6 to TO- Make it three
sUraights TO-DAY al Rutland
E. S. RooD and wife of Bethel and Mr..
anu an9 Mrs; ~ n McihtoSh OF hardwlck, WIS.,
i'eu III lohVpeler lasU week.
j. e. BErTERs of Detroit Mich, former
member of the V. NJ. S. Banjo and Glee
Oiuo was IN town last week.
CONDUCTORS MARKHAM AND BAKER, of
the Montpelier and Wells River railroad,
were in st. Albans last Sunday.
THE production of "Charley's Aunt" ON
Thursday evening, May 81, will close the
season at Blanchard opera house.
THE GRAND cbantar of the order % Eas.
ern Star will meet at Montpelier on Tues
day and Wednesday, June and g.
J.A. KE1ToN Of the EXCHANGE Uotel hos
been GRANTED an Increase Of psnsion - nS9 S9
per month with arrearages of 'S275.
THE Woman,s Uoma Missiono, o soo,o.,,
will meet on Thursday afternoon witb Wrss
Fred Chairman 3s East Stata straa, 'i Nhi 20
THE literarv conmittea of tha Er.,,
League viii give an entertainmant in tn Siyn
ity church vestrv naxt Fridav avsn;nr,
o,'nins'
called To West RandoIni, last TbnrSdia was bs'
the dangerous illness NJ his aged fatbar oy
II TT '-' So
H. WOODBURY. IL ABOUT 10 estaDiAsh
from any nont yyi,bin H. ,,;IIo+,a I;y,;ta ~ anu
DR. w. . CURTIS and j. ID. Mitchell Of
west Randolph were at the Exchange last
nisn' on 'neir way W ureehSoofo'
THE High School baseball team was d.
feated last Saturday at st. Albans by the
High School nine there, to the tune of II
10 o.
The members of Mt. Sinai Temple will
leave for St Johnsbury tomorrow morning
at 8: 10, where they go on pilgrimage for
WORK
A GRAND excursion to Ticonderoga, n.
Y, will take place Thursday, June II, under
the auspices of Vermont Lodge of Odd
fellows'
MRS. n. Nj. NAMING, Mrs. j. DOlan and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Patterson and family, all
of Boston. are guests OF MIR. aQ1 Mrs. Will