The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-07-10
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY,
ANN1LS OF THE QUIET DAYS TINT
FOLLOWED THE BURST or
PATRIOTISM.

the Pavilion.
MISS EMILY LUCIA is at home for the sum-
mer vacation.
Henry G. scoTT of Chicago is the guest of
Mrs. j. W. Ellis.
G.. s. WHITTIER has been reappointed
special policeman.
s. r.. DAVIS of Barre is book-keeper in the
First National Bank,
WILLARD COTTON is at home from Lynn,
Mass, for brief vacation.
H. d. HOPKINS was confined to the house
last week with quinsy sore.
Miss CARRIE Cross visited Miss Eleanor
Bailey at st. Albans last week
Mrs. L. f. BAILEY OF Burlington N. j., is
the guest of Mrs. ID. s. Wheatley.
ID. NJ. SPENCE conducted service at East
Montpelier last Sunday afternoon
Miss MARY MCCLURE visited Mrs. A. e.
Lane at West Randolph last week.
CARL N. BANCROFT Of Columbus, o is
visiting Mrs r. p. Walton, his sister,
THE plumbing in the new whitcomb
block is being done by Peck Brothers.
j. NJ. HEALEY, of the Argus staff, visited
last week at his home in Springfield, Mass.
Miss GERTRUDE COCHRAN of Groton Wis
tied Mrs. d. f. Clark, her sister, last week.
MRS. JAMES JEROME and daughters have
gone to Keesevi)le, N. Y, for protracted
visit.
Mr.. AND MRS. s. Fl. o. BoswoRTH are WIS.,
iting in Lamoille and Orleans counties this
week.
Miss ELLEN j. CIRCUIT is visiting Major
l.. NJ. Grout. her grandfather, in Stoneham,
Mass.
THE Methodist Ladies' Aid Society will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. e. H.
Rand.
MEDER MARTIN has moved to the house
on East State street vacated by FL. f. Ham,
mond.
THE National Life Insurance office will
be closed Saturday afternoon until further
notice.
FRED SHEPARD of Cleveland, Ohio. son of
the late George c.. Shepard, is visiting in
the city.
S. M. WEST of the Burlington Datly Ne,os
has been at the Exchange Hotel during the
past week
G. H. ROBINSON OF Marshfield was the
guest of Ira Edison, his brother.in law, over
last Sunday.
Miss MARY PHINNEY has been engaged to
sing in Bethany Church choir during July
and August.
I'll. M. DEAvITT has position in Fabyan's
Hotel, White Mountains, during the sum-
mer months
HENRY LIBBEN goes to Morrisville in
about ten days, where he is to open boot
and shoe store
MISSES GRACE HoUGHroN and Mary Reed
sail from New York for Germany on Satur-
day, August II.
MRS. K. p. WALTON has returned from
Som srville, S. c., where she has been for
several months.
THE condition of Mrs. d. L. Fuller is
somewhat improved, giving hope Of her
ultim ate recovery.
MRS. SUSAN STRATToN, Miss Bertha STRAIT.
ton and Mrs g. III. Perrin went to Boston
on Tuesday morning.
The pupils of the department taught by
Mrs. Viola j. Billings had a basket picnic
at Berlin Pond the Fourth.
JAMES SULLIVAN succeeds Henry Conlon
as messenger in the office of the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
w. j. BAGLEY, dynamo engineer at the
electric light station, is in Portland, Maine,
for a vacation of three weeks.
Hon. +. A. DwINELL went to Sioux City,
Ia, last week in the interests of the Farm
ers Loan and Trust Company.
HENRY PHELPS, in the employ of Carl
Dudley, received broken left arm last
Monday from the kick of a horse.
w. f. MCCLURE has been missed from his
store during the past week. His absence
has been caused by slight illness.
REv. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is expected to
preach in the Morse school house, East
Montpelier next Sunday at 2:15 P. NJ.
THE city tax bills are now in the hands of
Treasurer Merrill for collection. Four per
cent discount il paid before October l.
THOMAS WILLIAMS of Barre is serving a
sentence OF ten days for intoxication, the
alternative sentence of fine OF S12,01
MRS. FRANK RIKER, and Miss Hattie
Nichols, her niece, went last week to Mo-
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HARRY WRIGHT, of the Capital Granite
Company, who has been in town for few
days, left Monday evening for Chicago.
A YOUNG lad named Edwin Dubec car
ries his right arm in sling as the result of
exploding fireworks in his pocket July L.
s. A. Moss has purchased the j. Q. Adams
property at 126 State street He will move
the old house back and build a new front.
A SON was born last Monday to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Perkins, and daughter last
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Keogh
COLONEL FRED e. SMITH, state inspector
of finance, was in Rutland last week exam
lining the accounts of State Treasurer
Field
home in Carmel, Maine, last Saturday, after
a visit of several weeks with Miss Mae
Smith
E. M. IRISH, overseer OF the poor, sent
cabinet organ to the city poor farm last
Saturday, for the use of the inmates of the
poor-house.
The arms and equipments of Company
II have been moved from the hall in Hub.
bard block to the new armory in the Golden
Fleece building.
THE monthly business meeting of the
Apollo Club, last Thursday evening, was
postponed for one week because of very
small attendance.
MRS. ID. G. CUSHING has gone to Lyndon
vile for the summer as companion for Mrs.
Mary e. Pettigrew. former parishioner of
Rev. Mr.. Gushing.
The Methodist ladies will hold Frost
Social " on Trinity Church lawn next Fri.
day evening, TO be followed by an enter
tainment in the vestry.
G. G. BANCROFT, j. P. Adams, r. b.
Dewey, f. b. Shepard, W. W. Brock and
W. ii, Stowell are at Hghgate Springs for
an outing of two weeks
e. B. TAFT and G, W. Lowrey of Bur.
lington were in the city Monday night en-
route to Newport with the pilgrimage OF
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
CAPTAIN II. G. LULL of Bristol, Conn,