The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-06-19
MONTPELIER And VICINITY.
NOTES OF ALL SORTS OF THINGS
THAT HAVE BEEN IND VIII
BE DURING CAPRICIOUS
DAYS or JUNE.

II. j. CURTIS is in Denver, Colo.
JOSEPH FISHER is visiting relatives in
Westboro, Mass.
BAND CONCERT at the Pavilion stand to.
morrow evening.
wnFRED FRrNK of Worcester, Mass, was
in town last week.
MRS CAROLINE s. HOPKINS is visiting
relatives in st. Albans.
CHAUNoEy TEMPLE, ESQ. of St. Albans
was in town on Tuesday.
CHARLES GAY and wife of Medford, Mass,
are guests of Denson Taft
HENRY STEARNs Of New Smyrna, Fla, is
visiting j. p. S earns, his son.
Hon. II. w. LyFoRD OF Warren was in
town on Monday and Tuesday.
GEORGE w. Colby is painting the Brad.
shaw block on Northfeld street.
LEVI H. RIxBY was the guest Of John L.
Pierce at Burlington over last Sunday.
MARGARET DEWEY returned from school
at Northampton, Mass, last Saturday.
MRS ID. s. BLANPIED and children are Wis
iting at her old home in Medford, Mass.
MISS MAY JACKMAN returned to her home
in Nashua, N. H., last Monday morning.
A DAUGHTER was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. William Green Of Berlin street.
MRS. d. L. FULLER suffered relapse last
Friday and has been steadily failing since
that time.
REV w B woRTH1Na of West Berlin
was at the Exchange with his bride last
Saturday.
NJ s. STONE is attending the Normal
School examination at Randolph Center
this week.
MISS BAILEY, residing on East State street,
is confined to the house with muscular
rheumatism.
Of ha Acc
of Jersey Breeders was held last Friday at
the Pavilion.
WILLIAM MORRISON went to New Rochelle,
N. Y, last Saturday, expecting to remain
there for the present.
C. M. THOMPSON, OF the Youths Compan-
ion, Bos fon, was the guest of e. r. Hough-
ton over last Sunday.
Hon. H. W. VAIL of Pomfret and Mrs.
Vail were guests of John V. Brooks last
Friday and Saturday.
MRS. GEORGE j. KELLOGG of Winchester,
Mass, is visiting at the home OF Albert
Johonnott, her father.
CHARLES W. BRIGGS of Brandon, assistant
doorkeeper of the house in the legislature of
1894, is at the Exchange.
MRS. GEORGE H. GUERNSEY will enter.
tain the Baptist society at her home on East
State street this evening.
GIbMAN B. DODGE has been confined to
the house for the past four weeks, but hopes
to be at work again soon.
d. w. DUDLEY returned last Friday from
visit of two weeks or more with relatives
and friends in Massachusetts.
REV. CHARLES W. THOMPSON of East
Westminster is the guest OF Superintendent
K. w. Thompson, his brother.
CHARLES HALLIDAY, New England freight
agent of the Chicago and Northwestern rail-
road, was in town on Tuesday.
HARVEY W. BROWN is on his annual va
cation of two weeks from his duties as post
man. Ell. e. Freer is his substitute.
A. Fl. BEEpLE and wife of Randolph
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Davis at
the Exchange Hotel last Monday night
Mr.. AND MRS. DAVID P. RING went to
Lake Dunmore House, Salisbury, on Tues.
day, to work during the summer season.
JULIUS DEWEY, Clifton Heaton and
Charley Adams are at home from Rock
Point Institute for the summer vacation.
REV. G. P. TAPLIN of Essex visited W.
c. Taplin, his son, last week. The latter
expects to go to Essex soon for protracted
stay.
A FULL report of the recent Woman's
Christian Temperance Union convention at
Waterbury Center may be found on page
three.
THE annual meeting of the Methodist
,
be held this evening with Mrs. w. o. Chap.
man.
Mrs. /. M. SYLVESTER and daughter Of
Boston have been guests of l.. M. Hutchin-
son, father of the former, during the past
week.
THE Capital base ball team went to
Waterbury last Saturday and were done up
by the nine there in sharply-played game
of too.
II nd No box
purchased of W. Fl. Herrick his property on
Liberty street for $500 and other valuable
collateral.
REV. j. K. WRIGHT is to preach in Mid
dlesex next Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock. Subject "Our Property-How
Far Is 1t Our OWN"
A POLICE OFFICER is now stationed at the
band-stand whenever an outdoor concert is
given to suppress the hoodlum element that
has been so annoying
A PUBLaC meeting will be held in the ves-
try OF the Church of the Messiah next Fri.
day evening, at which Keeley graduates
and Others Will speak.
G. H. Cross, I'd, of Boston, Mass, and
Miss Florence Clark of Cambridge, Mass,
have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bart
Cross since last Saturday.
Gertrude Ruggl.s OF Reading, Mass, and
Lucy Dane Of Newport, VT, are spending
the month OF June at the Riverside.
A. E. WHITE and Bruce Mcdonald are
delegates from the local lodge OF Good
Templars to the International Supreme
lodge that meets next week in Boston.
WILLIAM II. SHAW, circulation manager
of the Boston Herald was in town last week
on business connected with the Herald.
While here he was the guest of Fred ID.
Long
WoRKMEN were busy last week getting
d" Redstone," the summer home of Profes.
sor j. w. Burgess, ready for occupancy.
They arrived for the sumner last Friday
evening.
CLAUS OLANDT, international Young
Mems Christian Association secretary, was
in consultation with O. III. More and Secre-
tary s ,ence last Thursday regarding dis
trict work.
The Chautauqua class willlmeet with Mrs
A. @. Blanchard, No. 26 Loomis street,
next Friday at 2:i6 p. NJ. A full attendance
is desired, az 1t is the last regular NEE, e,ing
OF the year.
THE second number of the High School
Record was issued last week. 1t improves
with every issue and bids fair to rank most