The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-18
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GOOD
AND THE Bad.

MISS INEz HAYFoRD is visiting in Boston.
d. w. TEMPLE and wife are in New York.
Mrs. M. A. LELAND is in New York this
week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. DEN1soN TAFT are in Bos-
ton this week.
HARRY DWIGHT returned last week to
Amherst College.
STILLMAN CHASE is visiting relatives in
Providence, r. /.
II. N. TAPL1N is confined to the house
with severe cold.
Miss MAE SMITH goes next week to
Wellesley College.
MRS. G. b. CARVER went to New York
last Monday noon.
E. S. LOOMS was in Holyoke, Mass, on
business trip last week.
AN infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius s.
Goodwin died last week.
MRS. ID, s. BLANPIED is confined to the
house by slight illness.
Miss LAURA SMITH has returned to Mount
Holyoke Seminary, Mass.
e. w. THOMPSON is at the Crawford
House, White Mountains.
JOSEPH FITZGERALD has closed his labors
as night clerk at the Pavilion.
N. M. PRATT of New York visited George
G. Pratt, his brother, last week.
GEORGE BRAINERD returned from St.
Johnsbury last Monday evening.
Miss DAISY LANE has returned from Fa-
byan's, where she spent the summer
EDWIN NELSON of Newton, Mass, is Wis
iting at the home Of George W. Reed.
T. S. BRoPHY went to New York, last
Friday, to buy goods for the fall trade.
MISS SADIE WING has been engaged to
sing contrato in Bethany Church choir.
H. d. HOPKINS and Mrs. Susan A. Elan
ders visited in Royalton over last Sunday.
Miss MAMIE MoULToN OF Randolph visited
Mrs. Arthur Lane, her sister, last week.
MRS. II. d. HOPKINS is visiting Mrs.
George d. Arthur, her sister, at Florence,
Ala
Mr.. AND MRS. WIN. T. DEWEY have been
in Boston during the past week on q vaca-
ton.
MISS FANNIE PARMENTER will entertain
the Queen Esther Girls on Thursday after
noon.
THE Ladies' Guild of Christ Church will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. f. A.
Adams
GEORGE FL. GUERNSEY was in Woodstock
last week making plans for Catholic
chapel.
REV. F. w. WH1PpEN of St. Albans and
Rev. j. Edward Wright will exchange next
Sunday.
CLIFTON HEAToN, Charles Adams and
julius Dewey have returned to Rock Point
Institute.
Mr.. AND MRS. RUFUS G.. ROBINSON left
last Monday for visit to his home in
Noyan, P. @.
GENERAL 7. j. BoYNToN, chief post-office
inspector for New England, is at the Ex-
change Hotel.
THE store of Nelson & Kent has been
equipped with one of A. ID. Moore's patent
water motors.
THE o. j. Copeland house on Putnam
street has come into the possession of
Brooks * Berry.
CHANDELIERS for either gas or electricity
have been placed in the Kellogg-H ubbard
library building.
REMEMBER the last day of grace for pay
ing taxes and saving costs this year is Sat-
urday, September 2S.
HENRY ROGERS and wife of Haverhill,
Mass, were guests, last week, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Chapman.
Miss MARY POLAND returned last Thurs
day to Northampton, Mass, where she has
re-entered Smith College.
REV A. N. LEWIS preached an admirable
sermon on Public Worship" at Christ
Church last Sunday morning.
MISS GERTRUDE GREELEY, bookkeeper
Plainfield for short vacation
IT is expected that Mrs. Harriet Caswell
will deliver an address at Montpelier on
Thursday afternoon, October 10.
Mr.. AND MRS. EUGENE F. RAND expect TO
leave for California about the first of Ooto-
Der, to be absent several weeks.
DURING the absence of Miss Florence
Collins, Miss Ethel Webb has been working
in the Office of G. Fl. Cross & Son.
JOEL FOSTER attended the meetings of
the New England Water Works Associa
tion, held last week at Burlington.
Miss MARGARET DEWEY entertained the
class of '94 of the Washington County School
at her home last Thursday afternoon.
REV. THOMAS TELLER of Groton, con-
verted Il man Catholic, is to preach at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning.
HARRY A. McALLIsTER is on vacation
from his duties as postman. Substitute
Carrier Harry e. Freer takes his place.
THERE will be a large delegation from
Montpelier to Burlington tonight to hear
the address by Rev. Dwight L. Moody
A PARTY from the Pavilion visited Mount
Hunger on Tuesday. They were trans
ported in one of j. Q. Adams big teams.
MISS ADELAIDE GRIswoLD went to North
ampton, Mass last week, to accompany
Miss Dwight who entered Smith College.
lHE MISSES FREEMAN OF fDllhu6lpnld,
who have been spending the summer at the
Pavilion, returned home last We inesday.
REV. JOSHUA GILL of Boston will preach
in the town hall on Berlin street, next We'd
nesday, September %, at two and seven P M
Mrs NJ. e. DIcKEY and Miss Ardelle, her
daughter, are in New York this week get
ting posted in the latest styles in millinery
j. D. BROWN, the New York e-buyer
has been in town during the past W. elk,
picking up another carload of fancy horses
MRS, THOMAS B. STEVENS and daugh er
Lenora are in Burlington this week, attend
ing the State Christian Endeavor cOnven.
tion.
JAMES MCDONALD has purchased of Ar
thur Johonnott building lot on Barre
street, west of the residence of C. p. Nc
Gill.
THE survivors of the Eighth Vermont
Regiment will hold reunion at Montpelier
on Tuesday, October l, at the hall of Brooks
Post
TIE marriage of Clarence e. Moultou
and Miss Inez Blanchard is to occur this
evening The wedding is to be strictly pri
vate.
SHERIFF BANCROFT is assisting T. r. Mer