The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-07-03
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
ANOTHER CH1PTER IN THE CUR
RENT HISTORY or THE
CIPTT4L.

L. e. DANA is visiting at his home in Ran.
dolph.
w. H. Moss and wife are visitingin in Mont
real, p. @.
THERE will be no ser vice at Christ Church
next Sunday.
e. w. L'HEUREUx is visiting in Norris
Vile this week.
e. II. BAILEY of Tufts College is the guest
of e, j. Woodbury..
A SON was born last Sunday to DR.. and
Mrs. G. K. Chandler.
JOHN G. FARwELL and wife were at Sara
toga Springs last week.
Ex GOVERNOR S. E. P1NaREE of Hartford
was in the city Monday.
Miss LENA GEORGE is visiting this week
at her home in Bradford.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. G. ANDREWS returned
from Chicago last Saturday.
BUFFALO BILLS second advertising car
was in the city on Tuesday.
A DAUGHTER was born last Thursday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Willis.
DIR. PERCY L. TEMPLEToN and wife are
enjoying their summer outing.
Miss HELEN PRENTIss OF st. Albans is
the guest OF Miss Belle Hargin
Hon. DODGE KEITH and family Of Chicago
are expected at the Pavilion o.day.
K. b. RRINHART is stopping for the sum-
mer with Mrs. G. H. More, his sister
MRS. GEORGE w. PARMENTER and chill
dren are in camp at Highgate Springs.
GENERAL T. j. BoYNToN of Boston has
been in the city during the past week.
j. H. SENTER was in Bellows Falls and
Newport last week on official business.
MRS. SAMUEL MANN of Troy, N. Y, is
visiting Arthur Allen, Sr., her brother
Fl. M. DEAvIrT is at home from the Uni
versity Of Vermont for the summer vacation.
THE Bethany Christian Endeavor Society
will picnic at Benjamin Falls next Monday.
AFRO CHASE broke the index finger of his
hand last Friday by striking it with ham,
mer.
DIR. e. VI. SMITH attended commence
ment exercises at Wesleyan University last
week.
ELBERT DwINELL is at home from Har-
yard College, and Carl Gleason from Am
herst.
STREET COMMISSIONER ROBERTS and Fl.
B. Welch were in Burlington on Monday
evening.
Mrs. e j. WALLIS and daughter of White
River junction visited Mrs. Nellie G.. Daley
last week.
HARRY DWIGHT of Constantinople, Tur-
key, is the guest of DIR. and Mrs. H. 8.
Boardman.
MRS ATKINS and daughter of Boston ar
rived Tuesday, and are at the Pavilion for
the summer.
REV. j. G. SUNDERLAND of Northfield sup.
piled the pulpit at Christ Church last Sun
day morning.
Mr. AND Mrs. HARLOW NJ. SMITH have
been visiting relatives in Richmond, P. O.,
the past week.
MR.. AND MRS. BENJAMIN f. WALKER of
Chicago have returned to the Pavilion for
the summer.
YOUNG son of Antoine Galaise fell,
last Wednesday, and broke his right arm
near the elbow.
FRANK E. HOWE of the Greenbush, n.
Y, Herald, formerly of the Argus staff, is
visiting in town.
Miss ETHEL BLANPIED has returned from
Wesleyan Institute, Delaware, O., for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. CHARLES P. KIrTRIDGE and daughter
Gertrude of Everett, Mass, are visiting
Mrs. l.. II. Bixby.
The rooms on South Main street vacated
by f. Il Stevens are to be occupied by Ennis
& Smith, BARRIERS
Mr.. AND MRS. w. h. LYNCH OF Brooklyn,
n. Y, visited Mrs Morris F. Atkins, their
daughter, last week.
j. p. SMITH of the Times and County
Record, of Richmond, p. O., visited relatives
in the city last week.
HI. p. BoDwELL, circulation manager of
the Boston Journal, was the guest of Fred
Long last Thursday.
DIR. N. G. CLARK of Boston was the guest,
last week, of Mrs. j. V. Babcock and Mrs.
s. j. Y. Vail, his sisters.
G. P. HOGAN of St. Albans and II. X.
Darling and daughter of Chelsea were at
the Pavilion on Monday.
THE Lane Manufacturing Company is
manufacturing two huge travelling derricks
for Jones Brothers, Barre.
Miss NELLIE FIFIELD gave an afternoon
tea on Tuesday in honor of Miss Jessica
Boorum of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss AMY FISK is with Mrs. Fl. B. Cross,
her sister, during her vacation from kim
dergarten work at Springfield.
MISS ELLA NJ WAITE of Cambridge left
on Tuesday for Tacoma, Wash, to visit
Mrs, D. X, Stevens, her sister.
H. e. ARNOLD, travelling freight agent of
the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburgh
railroad, was in town on Tuesday.
THE Seminary Mandolin and Guitar Cllb
gave concerts at Enosburgh Falls and Rich
ford on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Miss EULA, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs G.
G. Putnam, Jr., visited last week az the
home OF Rev. l.. o. Sherburne in ST. AL
bans
THE Wonan's Christian Temperance
Union will meet Thursday afternoon at
half past two o'clock with Mrs G. B. B.
Denny.
BRUCE MCDONALD and A. e. White at
tended the meetings OF the International
Lodge Of Good Templars, held last week in
Boston.
II. w. BANCROFT goes to-day to Ferris
burgh TO spend few days with Rowland e
Robinson, the well.known author of Dan
Wis Folks"
THERE were no deaths in Montpelier
during the month of June This, in city
of over 600 population, is cause for con-
graduation.
THE July number of Munsey's Magazine
contains a very complimentary notice of T.
w. Wood and a half-page portrait OF Sen.
stor Morrill,.
EDWARD CoNANT, principal of the Ran
dolph Normal School, and p j. Enright of
Burlington were at the Montpelier House
on Tuesday.
Hon. JOHN M. HARLAN Of Kentu ky, one
OF the judges of the United States supreme
court, is expected at the Pavilion to-day
with his family.
THE Capital Gun Club will have q shoot
| ing tournament on itS new grounds Mt nine