The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-09-12
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
THE NEWS IN IND ABOUT THE
CAPITAL BRIEFLY TOLD.

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DIR. e, s. WATSON of Newfane was in town
last week.
Mrs. e. d. HYDE is sojourning at Marble
head, Mass.
MRs. MARY DEWEY returned to Boston
on Tuesday.
MISS MARY REED left for the West last
Saturday evening.
DoRMAN B. KENT has entered CONNER
cial college in Boston.
Mrs. GEORGE A. PECK gave a reception
last Monday afternoon.
! DIR. G.. n. HUNT was confined to the
house by illness last week.
L. H. BIxBY went to Boston last Satur-
day and will return to-day.
PAY your taxes before October 1 and save
Tie discount aud extra cost.
n. NJ. PRATT of New York visited George,
| his brother, over last Sunday.
Mrs FRANK w. ROBINSON is visiting her
mother at Ausable Forks, n. Y.
| j. II. MOORE and wife of Bennington
were at the Exchange over last Sunday.
Miss LAURA SMITH has entered Mount
Holyoke Seminary dt South Hadley, Mass.
MRS RICHARD DILLoN's industrial school
| opened last Saturday with good attend
| ance.
Miss ELIZABETH b. RoELoFsoN of ALL
ston, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. w. W.
| Park
! JAMES MEDLER received a severe injury
to one eye last week from piece of flying
steel.
Mrs. w. p. D1LL1NGHAM of Waterbury
was the guest of Mrs q. III. Shipman last
week.
G. II. CROSS is attending the fair at Til
ton, n. H., and visiting old friends mean
while.
RALPH WYLIE, of Rockland, Me-, is assist
ing Dr. X. Longfelow Cleaves in his dental
parlors.
w. B. WALL and family of West Ran
dolph were guests of o. Nj. Fisher last
Thursday.
f. E. HOPKINS of New York was the
guest of Henry d. Hopkins, his brother
last week.
REV. w. j. O'SULLIvAN was i'll last Sun
day, and services at St.IAugustine's Church
were omitted.
REV. NORMAN SEAvER will preach at
Wrightsville next Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock.
SrANDIsH brothers are the battery for one
of the baseball clubs on the Waterbury fair
ground to-day.
WILLIAM b. TURNEY and Miss Aida G.
Woodbury., both of Montpelier, were mar
ried last week
NJ. S. STONE, state superintendent of ed
ucation, is to speak at Williamstown next
Friday evening.
WILLARD WHITCoMB is in Rochester, n.
Y, attending the meetings of a laundry
mans association.
Mrs j. A. KELToN and daughter Blanche
are in Worcester, where they expect to re-
main for tine present.
MRS II. G. COTTON gave an enjoyable af-
ternoon tea at her residence on First Avenue
last Friday afternoon.
Touu UooDpv hoe of of thia offioa O to.
mato grown by him that tips the scales at
one and one half pounds.
COLONEL c. S. FORBES of st. Adams was
in town last evening, on his way TO ST.
Johnsbury to attend the fair.
Mrs. MARCIA ABBOTT, postmistress OF
Worcester, who died last Saturday, was d
sister of Mrs. j. E. Macomber.
Miss MAY PATTEE, of the WATCHMAN
composing force, is taking vacation OF
two weeks in Rutland and Burlington,
SIX members of Vermont Lodge of Odd
Fellows attended the funeral of w. H. Nor
ris at Northfeld last Sunday afternoon.
DIR. WILLIAM M. RAMsDELL and wife o
Brooklyn, NJ. Y. are visiting friends anG
: relatives in Montpelier for two weeks.
! STATE TREASURER FIELD and Secretary
; of State Brownell have secured quarters a
, the Pavilion during the session of the legis
lature.
/ elect of Bennington county, are in towI
securing accommodations for the coming
session.
DIR. Il. II. NEWTON was thrown from hi
carriage last Wednesday, receiving injuries
to his hip that have since confined him t
) the house.
w. G. BERRY and wife went to New Yorl
last Saturday night, and will visit in south
ern New England for two weeks befor
their return
. The eighty-fourth birthday of the vener
4 | able Mrs. o. III. Smith was quietly bu
a pleasantly observed at the Riverside las
Wednesday afternoon.
$ L. G. garland and wife of Rosse, NY
b visited w. Il. Garand, his brother, over las
o Sunday Mr.. Garand is proprietor of. tn
n Mclean House at Rosse.
o WORK is being vigorously pushed on tn
II dam across Worcester branch, near it
g mouth, and the result of this plan
a watched with much interest.
< A POSTAL from c. II. Ward at Winte
y Park, Fla, dated September S, says. " HUI
= rah for Old Vermont | am proud of her,
> signed /" G. II. Ward, a Vermonter ever. ):
@ WILLARD S. MARTIN, JR., Of Manchestel
d n. H., general agent for Vermont and Ne'
Y Hampshire OF the Massachusetts Mutus
/. Life Insurance Company, WAS in town o
a. Monday.
Il Mr.. AND MRS. STILLMAN CHASE have r,
- luIHth W MbhlItlltI dlltI an dbStHtt I
r several months, during which time the
IS have been visiting at various points in Ne'
II England.
II MOSES PENN of East Montpelier was a.
rested at the Exchange stables on Tuesda
y afternoon, charged with the crime
u sodomy. He was held in $500 bail unit
y this morning.
p. j ID. Brown, the New York horse-buye
n has been at the Pavilion during the pas
= week, accompanied by Mrs, Brown. He
s picking up another carload OF fancy horse
v in this vicinity
,. j, +. CAvANAUGH, ID. L. Kimball aud
:, II. Butman of Manchester n, H., sold
. carload Of horses al auction for II. /
% Gates at e. L. Putneys stables last MOI
!. day. Fair prices were realized.
'f JOSEPH PRENTIss and wife of Wnont
II Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs. II @. Prentiss Of Ne'
l. York. and Mrs Edward Bingham of Clev'
y land, O., are visiting George Prentiss, VIII
has been i'll SO long at the Pavilion.
- A LARGE delegation from the loc Bal
. tist church will go to Barre on Thursda
" " evening to attend the opening services
70 the new church there. The Thursday ever