The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-08
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
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nual vacation.
Mrs. G. p. FISHER is visiting o. NJ.
Fisher, her son.
NJ. NJ. BLANCHARD of Island Pond was in
town last Monday
GEORGE e. GRIswoLD of Hancock visited
in town last week.
Miss NELLIE ALLARD was at Highgate
Springs last week.
Mrs. DEXTER MooDY is visiting at her old
home in Plaintield.
JUsTUs l., BATCHELDER has been seriously
i'll for several days.
w. II. HERRICK is acting as attendant at
the Keeley Institute.
p. G. DEWEY has been i'll for the past
week with cholera morbus.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. II. CowELL are sojourn.
ing at Kennebunkport, Me.
HATTIE, daughter Of @. w. Clark, is dam
gerously i'll with brain fever.
MRS. L. A. HOWE of Brattleboro is visit
ing Frank E. Howe, her son.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT preached at
Littleton, n. H., last Sunday.
MR.. AND Mrs. f. l.. EATON returned last
Thursday night from Chicago.
Mr.. JULIUS f. WoRKUM of New York is
the guest of Hon. b. +. Fifield
T. s. BRoPHY and wife have returned from
an outing at Highgate Springs.
Mrs. MARGARET BANCROFT has been Sc
riously i'll for the past few days.
THE band will give a concert at the Pa
vilion stand next Friday evening.
The Catholic excursion to Burlington on
Tuesday carried about 80 people.
REV. II. A. SPENCER will occupy the pull
pit at Trinity Church next Sunday.
JOHN GATES clerk for George f. Taplin,
is at Saratoga, n. Y, for few days.
LANDLORD j. A. KELToN of the Exchange
Hotel is seriously i'll with rheumatic fever.
MIR. AND Mrs LUTHER n. JOHNSON of
Boston are stopping in town for few days.
Miss PHILA G. MARSH of Binghamton, N.
Y, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Bancroft.
IL. e. CowLEs of Morrisville and A. II.
Cowles of Newport were in town last Sat
urday.
G. K. BAGLEY returned to Hartland last
Saturday to remain until the first of Sep
tember.
Mrs. BURTr NJ. Bliss and two sons of
Swanton are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow
NJ. Smith.
Mrs. w. p. HUNTINGTON and son visited
at the home Of +. A. Collins in st. Adams
last week.
GOVERNOR AND Mrs. FULLER and Colonel
j. II. Goulding were at the Pavilion last
Wednesday.
Miss LOUISE SAvARD has gone to her
home in Crown Point, n. Y, to remain till
September l.
MRS MAY DEwING and daughter Bertha
went to Queen City Park on Tuesday to re-
main several weeks
CHARLES F. MOORE, of the Montpelier
Hardware Company, is at his home in
Shoreham on vacation.
NEW steps to the Baptist church have
! been built, and the concrete walks leading
thereto have been repaired.
L. p. GLEASON and Carl, his son, returned
| from Maine last week. Mrs. Gleason will
remain several days longer.
MRS. w. NJ. CoE of Lowell, Mass, and
| Mrs. McGill of Washington, ID. c., are
guests of Mrs o. p. Forbush
Mrs. G. c. PUTNAM, JR., her daughter
Ula, and Mrs. Medad Wright are at their
summer home at Onset, Mass.
Hiss MARY w. DEWEY of Cambridge,
Mass, has been the guest of Mrs. e. Z.
Walton for the past few days
Mrs. M. A. KENT went to New Bedford
on Tuesday. She will remain there and at
Cottage City for few weeks.
The sacred concert that was to have been
given in Bethany Church tomorrow even
ing has been postponed until fall.
MIR. AND Mrs. GEORGE b. WALTON re.
turned last Saturday from Camp Watson,
where they have been for three weeks.
Mrs CUsHMAN gave a very pleasant tea
last Friday afternoon from four to six foi
her daughter Ruth and Miss Carpenter.
MRS f. H. PUFFER and children of Man.
chester, N. H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Sumner Kimball, parents of Mrs. Puffer.
FRED d. LONG went to Kennebunk, Me.
last Monday for vacation OF week or ter
days. He will visit Boston before his re-
turn.
JOHN SEXTON and Miss Elizabeth Kelley
were married on Tuesday morning at st
Augustine's Church by Rev. w. j. O'Sul
livan.
T. G. TAYLOR of New York, represen tins
two-color and three-color work for printing
presses was at the Exchange over las
Sunday.
II. j. VoLHoLM returned from Old Or
chard last week i'll with cholera morbus
He was seriously ill for several days, but il
convalescent.
MR.. AND MRS. j. ID. NEWTON of Soutl
Gardner, Mass, are visiting in town. Mrs
Newton is pleasantly remembered as Mis-
Ella Rowland.
LUTHER b. JOHNSON of the Burlington
Independent, and Colonel G. S. Forbes o
st. Albans attended the republican conven
, ton last Thursday.
Miss ALICE MOODY returned to her hom
in Boston last week after an extended visi
with Dexter Moody, her uncle, and othe
relatives in Montpelier.
The Montpelier Military Band went t,
Stowe last evening, where they gave
concert. They are to assist in the centen
nial celebration there to-day.
DELL l.. SANDERS returned from Morris
vile ON Monday, where he has been 70
several weeks, and will accompany Com
pany III TO muster next week
GEORGE w. REED has been i'll with pneu
monia in the Dead River country in Maine
? where he and L. 9. Barrows are on a fish
: ing trip. He is reported as convalescent.
ANDREW BARNEY was arrested in Bun
4 lington for intoxication last Sunday. BE
l fore Judge Russell, in city court, on Mon
day, he pleaded guilty and was fined S130l
SOUTH Main street bossomed out with
; nightlunch cart last week, and :" the larl
est town in the county no longer has a mt
nopoly Of the characteristics of metropo
o itan life,
: Mrs. ORRIN DALEY, Mrs. III. Q. Lull an
Mrs. ID. l.. Fuller are spending few day
on the camp-ground at Northheld befor
, the opening of the camp-meeting there mex
= Monday.
= AS will be seen by reference to the MAJ
! riage column, j. A. Dewing and Mrs. A. {
. Haskins of Orange Mass, were married /