The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-06-12
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
THE HOME H1PPENINGS or SEVEN
UTIFUL JUNE DAYS.
A. G. HARLOW of Boston is in town.

A. g. HARLOW Of Boston is in town
Mrs. GEORGE E. MILLS is i'll with bron
chitis.
Mrs. f. w. CARVER has been seriously i'll
for several days.
The annual inspection of Company H oc.
ours on Thursday.
Miss JANE CLEAvEs is visiting Mrs. Nc
Kenze in Woodstock.
DR., AND Mrs. G. N. HUNT visited last
week in Lebanon, N. H,
NJ. F. ATKINS was confined to the house
with tonsiitis last week
Mrs, GEORGE w. LESLIE is confined to
the house with neuralgia.
MISS e. s. DRIscoLL of Philadelphia is
stopping at the Riverside.
Mrs. G. II. MORE is slowly convaescing
from her recent severe illness.
DIR. G. w. LocKLIN of Boston has been
in town during the past week.
JOHN MoAvoY is able to be on the street,
after an illness of several months
HARRY AND WILBUR LOWE attended the
races at Concord, n. H., last week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. G. d. MATHERs of Boston
are at the Pavilion for the summer
H. G ROBINSON ami wife of Boston are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Long.
Miss BLANCHE DODGE of Carmel, Me- is
the guest this week of Miss Mae Smith
w E. HAYFoRD went to Burlington last
Monday to enter Mary Fletcher Hospital.
Rev. L. L. BEEMAN, presiding elder, was
at Union Village last Saturday and SUM-
day.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. d. STEVENS and E. A.
Stevens of Boston have rooms at the River
side.
Mrs. j. G. MOORE of Lisbon, N. H., was
guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. g. H Sbipman last
week.
GEORGE A. VILEs, formerly clerk at the
Pavilion, was in town several days last
week.
j. f. WATERMAN sold four organs and
two pianos last week-a pretty good weeks
work.
The wellknown horse "Sunshine,"
owned by Harry Lowe, died last Sunday
night,
CLINTON G. DOWNING h IS sold to Don H
Dodge, for $1,000, building lot on Barre
street.
THE new residence of NJ. A. Kent, on
Kent street, is rapidly approaching COM
pletion.
THE Sunday.school of Trinity Church
will observe Children's Day on Sunday,
June 30.
Miss MAY JACKMAN of Nashua, N. H. a
graduate OF the Seminary in 1894, is visiting
in town.
The band concert this week will probably
be on the seminary campus, Thursday
evening.
Miss NELLIE FIFIELD returned last Mon
day from Mis- Capen's school, Northamp-
ton, Mass
Mr.. j. +. WoRKUM of New York has been
the guest of Hon. b. +. Fifeld during the
past week.
REV. DR.. SEAvER preached on Silent
Christianity" at Bethany Church last Sum-
day evening.
MRS. E. e. TowNER and children went to
Manchester, N. H., last Saturday morning
for brief stay.
Miss CLARA WHEELER of Montgomery
was the guest last week of Mrs. George G..
Pratt, her sister
HANNAH e. WoRTHING has purchased of
Morton Marvin, for S125, strip of land Oh
East State street
BAND of strolling musicians furnished
music At the rooms of the Apollo Club last
Thursday evening.
THE annual meeting of the Vermont
Central Association of Universalists opens
to-day in Mortified.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CHARLES FISH and
daughter of Palmer, Mass, are at the Pa
vilion for few days.
L
at the Pavilion over last Sunday and Mon
day on wedding trip.
The Glee Club will sing at the Norwich
University commencement, at Northfi sld
on Thursday, June 81
s. A. HOWARD, the concreter, was in town
last Thursday planning for work to be done
by him here in August.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs. George M. Goss, 6S East State street,
next Friday at 2: Is P. M.
MRS. ID. NJ. SPENCE leaves next Saturday
for her former home in Nova Scotia to be
absent about three months.
w. G. FERRIN has purchased of Katherine
e. Kane small strip of land on Sum ner
street. Consideration, $50.
Miss ANNETTE NJ. UpHAM returned from
Saratoga last Monday evening, and is at
the Pavilion for the summer.
REV. A N. LEWIS delivered lecture on
the Book of Common Prayer at Christ
Church last Friday evening.
Mr. AND Mrs. EDWARD EGaLRsroN of
Morristown are guests of Mrs. George
w. Colby, sister of the latter.
THE board of school commissioners has,
as yet, made no final decisions regarding
the selection of free Textbooks
MRS. JOSEPHINE X. POLAND, who has
been spending the winter in Chicago, is ex-
pected at the Riverside this week.
NJ. s. STONE attended the reception given
Governor Woodbury. and other state officials
at Woodstock last Friday evening.
MRS. S. G. SHURTLKFF and Miss Maud are
attending commencement at Lasell Sem
mary, Auburndale, Mass, this week.
e F. BROWN aud wife of St. Johnsbury
aid A. r. Brown and wife OF Linfeld,
Mass, were az the Pavilion on Monday.
The Montpelier Seminary base ball team
will play return game at Fort Ethan Allen
next Friday, and at Swanton next Satur-
day.
Mr.. AND MRS GEORGE L. MANSFIELD of
Boston, who have been at the Pavilion for
several days, returned to Boston ON Tues
day.
GEORGE d. OsaooD is delegate from
Bethany Christian Endeavor Society to the
national convention, to be held in Boston
in July.
THE choir of Christ Church will furnish
music at the Episcopal diocesan conven-
tion to be held in Montpelier ON June 10
and 20
b. III. CHAFFEE and wife OF Chicago left
last week, intending to visit in Rochester,