The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-04
a month or more before going to his winter
home in New York.

month or more before going to his winter
home in New York.
The continued case against Stephen Bur-
gen, for intoxication, came up in city court |
last Wednesday. The respondent was fined |
S16.51, which he paid.
Q. II. LORD went to New York on Tues
day He Is to travel for the Richardson
Silk Company Of that city, and will visit |
Vermont once q month.
M. 8. STONE, state superintendent of |
education, returned last Thursday from the |
wilds OF Maine, where he has been trout |
fishing for three weeks.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEORGE @. PRATT and Miss |
Alice Perry spent last Monday night on the
summit OF Cameps Hump, in company with |
party from Waterbury.
GENERAL T. s PECK of Burlington Hon. |
Olin Merrill OF Enosburgh Falls, Colonel G. |
s. Forbes and f. G. Smith of St. Albans
were at the Pavilion on Tuesday.
MISS MARY L. DWIGHT. who has been
visiting for some time at the home of DIR.
II. s. Boardman, returned to her home in
Gloversville, N. " last Thursday.
Mrs. HUaHEs an aged lady who is visit
ing Mrs. Guy, her daughter, on Berlin
street, fell down stairs last Sunday night,
fracturing two ribs on her right side.
MISS EDNA HIGLEY succeeds Miss Bessie
Gary as instructor of vocal music at the
montpelier Seminary. Miss Higley will
also give instruction in violin playing.
MISSES ANNIE A. FINNERTY and Minnie
u. Healey, who have been guests OF Mrs.
William Maloy for several weeks, returned
to their home in Boston last Saturday.
THE ladies Of the Church OF the Messiah
have secured Miss Charlotte Wills, a
teacher In the Boston Cooking School, for
course of lectures the last of September.
BECAUSE Of the lecture at the Baptist
church, last Friday evening, the band con-
cert that was to have been given from the
School street stand was at the Pavilion.
Mr.. AND MRS. HORACE DUNLAP and
daughter returned to their home in Empo-
ria, Kansas, last week, after a visit of sew
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Phinney.
G. F. DUDLEY goes to Randolph to-day
and Thursday to conduct the first annual
festival Of the Central Vermont Parish
Choir Guild, to be held with St. Johns
Parish.
| GEORGE II. RoLFE of Boston. Mass, a
former member Of the firm of Rofe & Slade,
was in the city last week, and was kept
busy handshaking with his numerous
| friends.
THE meeting for young men at the rooms
OF the Young Mems Christian Association,
last Sunday afternoon, was led by Bruce
! Mcdonald. His theme was "Joy in Gods
Service"
The Bethany Christian Endeavor Society
held "jack-o lantern" party and corn
roast last evening at the home of George S.
Dodge, near the Dodge bridge, on the
Barre road.
j. A. EWING has charge of the stone work
at the electric-light plant of j. s. Viles at
Middlesex Narrows. He has just COM
pleted an extensive job for s. A. Moss on
| State street.
| Miss LIZZIE ODELL of Odelltown, p. O., is
| visiting H. M. Odell, her brother, and will
attend his wedding with Miss Blanche
Kelton, which occurs on Thursday at
| Worcester.
THE time of the presentation of the oper-
eta " Trial by Jury" has been postponed
until the last week in October, because of
the engagements of F. w. Bancroft at the
earlier date.
Miss GERTRUDE MEINKCKE and Miss Mary
Mcclure went on Monday to Norwich,
Conn, the former en- route to New York,
the latter to abide for awhile in the land OF
wooden nutmegs.
AFTER two postponements because of
rain, the Methodist Sunday school went to
Middlesex Narrows for picnic last Friday.
| The company was transported to the picnic
| grounds in large teams.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is to preach in
the Morse schoo.house, East Montpelier
next Sunday at 2: Is P. M Text "He died
for all, that they who live should not hence
| forth live unto themselves"
HENRY a. RARNEs and wife Of Elliott Ia
are visiting George o. Stratton. Mr. Barnes
is a grandson of the late Henry Y. Barnes,
and son of Henry Barnes, who went to
Iowa some twenty-five years ago.
MRS. E. E. TowNER was elected Junior
superintendent and Harry Cotton vice
president OF the Washington County Chris
tian Endeavor convention, at the semi
annual session, held last Friday at Plain
field.
JOSEPH G. Woop, an employee at the
works of the Lane Manufacturing Company,
had his left hand and arm badly lacerated,
last Wednesday, by getting caught on the
knives of an ensilage cutter that he was
testing.
THE members of Vermont Lodge of Odd
Fellows are to give whist party in odd
Fellows hall on Tuesday evening, Septem-
ber II. for the purpose OF raising funds with
which to furnish a room in the Gill Odd
Fellows Home at Ludlow.
LOCAL sportsmen should remember that
the omen season for partridges does not be-
gin until September l5. and not September
/, as heretofore. Those not familiar with