The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-06-12

made by this company. 1t has been ordered
by parties in Denver.
DR. j. ID. LANCE removed cancer from
the face OF George Maxham last week The
| pa lent has been doing nicely ever since the
| operation was performed.
HARRY COTTON will lead the meeting for
young men at the Young Mems Christian
Association rooms next Sunday afternoon.
II. ID. Hopkins will sing several solos.
e. e. TowNER, d f. Clark and II. s. Col.
! ton have been appointed a committee from
the Young Mems Christian Association to
have charge OF future entertainments
MRs. A. II. WEBB goes to Bellows Falls
! this week to attend the commencement
exercises Of Bellows Falls High School,
where she was for many years a teacher
A DETAILED report Of the proceedings of
| the Washington County WomAn's Chris
tian Temperance Union convention at
Waterbury Cen er will appear next week.
WALLACE MARVIN was in town from
Jackson, Mich, over last Sund Az, and went
! to ST. JOhnsbury on Monday. He has been
in the employ of Marvin & Wilson at Jack.
! son.
j. w. BROCK, A. w. Ferrin, General w.
! w. Henry of urlington Major l.. L. Nor
ris, commandant al Fort Ethan Allen, and
others, were on fishing trip in Canada
| last week.
REV. DIR. NORMAN SEAvER will lead the
|
evening a. d will speak on Ths Outlook
of the Year and It's Events as Affecting the
Kingdom of God"
COLONEL A. G. BRowN and wife left yes
terday morning for a carriage drive through
Morrisvlle, Ellnore and Wolcott They
| were accompanied by Mrs. Asa Blanchard
and Mrs G. II. Heath
Mrs. NJ. S. DAVIS, OF the Exchange Hotel,
has two pet alligators, four years old that
she brought with her from Florida. They
are about three feet long, and, although very
lively, are perfectly harmless.
THE name Of j. j. Eagan should have been
| given last week as temporary chief ranger of
the annual meeting of the Catholic Order of
| Foresters, instead of I. w. Eagan, who is
not member Of he organization.
CHARLES FISHER and wife of Byron. ILL.,,
who have been the guests of Joseph Fisher,
| brother of the former, for several days, left
last Wednesday for Westboro, Mass, to
visit at the early home of Mr. Fisher.
THE wedding of Rufus G. Robinson and
Miss Kate NJ. Kent of Calais is announced
| for next Wednesday at the home of the
bride. Rev. Dr. Norman Seaver will per.
form the ceremony, which will be private.
Mrs. e. 9. OsGooD, Mrs. A. NJ. Barnes,
Mrs. G. B. B Denny, Mrs. c. W. Guernsey
and Miss Eliza Rublee attended the annual
Washi ugton County Woman's Christian
Temperance Union at Waterbury Center
last week.
Miss MARY PHINNEY has been engaged to
take charge of the musical department OF
the Summer School at Brandon this season.
She will make brief visit at her home be.
fore entering upon that duty, and is ex-
| pected next week
MRS. HARRIET 8. BUSH of Ithaca, N Y,
has taken rooms at the Riverside for the
season. Her daughter, Miss Eleanor, and
Miss Mary Poland, both Of Smith College,
Northampton, Mass, are expected at the
Riverside next week.
SUBSCRIPTIONS for the kellogg. Hubbard
Library foot up at the present time to
over 50 900. So small a portion of the
field has been as yet canvassed that it Is
confidently expected that this amount can
and will be doubled.
G. Fl. HEAToN g. w. Wing and Collins
Blakely went to Burlington last Monday
morning to participate in the business and
festivities OF Masonic week. Other promi-
nent Masons go there this morning to at
tend the opening of the grand lodge.
1T is evidently not generally known that
the city fathers have provided dumping
place for refuse on East Liberty street, near
the premises of Thomas Fl. Cory, and that
! depositing dirt or refuse at any other point
inside the city limits is strictly forbidden.
THE output of granite from Barre and
Montpelier over the Central Vermont rail
road for the month of May was the largest
| Ou IcCOtu. lue COmDduy DdUultu uOUdl
| OF about fifteen million pouLds, an increase
OF more than 200 full carloads over May, '94.
The locomotive on the suburban train
over the Montpelier and Wells River rail-
road, that left Barre at 8: 10 last Saturday
morning, got off the rails near Dodge
bridge. The baggage and passenger cars
kept to the iron, and no material damage
was done.
III f. HAMMOND foreman in the lob de.
| Dartmant of the Watchman publishi ~
Company, was called to Forest Y. Y, last
| Thursday by the death of Mrs. William
McGregor, mother Of Mrs. Hammond. The
latter had been caring for her mother in her
last illness.
MRS. SoLoN +. CUMMINGS, who has been
confined to the house and to her bed nearly
all the time for the past eighteen months, is
steadily improving. She is able to sit out
OF doors on pleasant days and DR.. G. N.
Hunt, her physician, has strong hopes Of
her ultimate recovery.
GEORGE A. HUNTINGTON has left at this
office a bottle of maple syrup that was
made eighteen years ago by Denson Orms.
bee OF East Montpelier. 1t was sealed in
glass jar, aud when opened, last Sunday,
was as finely favored and apparently as
fresh as though made in 1896
THOMAS l.. WOOD. the genial assistant
state librarian, received present Of two.
po md trout last Monday, which was
cooked TO turn for him at the Pavilion on
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Wood went into
breakfast at seven O'clock and at eight
was reported as smiling and still inside the
ropes.
WHILE coupling cars at Plainfield, last
Saturday morning, Eddie Walling was
caught between two bumpers and badly
hurt Three ribs and collar bone were
broken, and he was otherwise badly bruised
Dr. j. ID. Lance attended to his inj iries
aud he has since been as comfortable as
could be expected.
SINCE the appointment of John Hill as
special night policeman at the State House
by Sergeant-atArms Phnney, the absence
OF empty tin cans, broken beer bottles, and
other accompaniments Of an all.night lunch,
are particularly noticeable. The appoint
ment was a needed one, and is appreciated
by residents in that locality.
M. GARvEY OF Northfield was before Judge
Smile last Wednesday morning charged
with intoxication Tuesday evening, in the
yard Of the Central Vermont railroad, where
he was arrested by Policeman Demeritt.
He pleaded guilty, disclosed on parties from
Barre, and was fined $40 81. In default of
,A..e ha IA Ait