The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-04
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
THE WEEK'S DOINGS TOLD IN LIN
GUAGE PLAIN.

MRS ARTHUR ALLEN JR, is i'll with
tonsilitis.
MRS, G. G. FIELD visited in New Haven
last week.
Miss BERNIoE HUNT visited last week In
Lebanon, N. II.
CARL GLEASON is to re-enter Amherst
College this week.
Miss EFF1E CARR returned to her home In
Worcester last Friday.
Mr.. AND MRS T. s. BRoPHY were at the
Fabyan House last week
THE choir Of Christ Church is attending
the choir festival at Randolph.
Mrs. e. s. BARD went to Mddleboro,
Mass, last week to visit relati yes.
HENRY LIBBEN of Morrisville was at the
Exchange Hotel over last Sunday.
REV. H A. SPENCER and family were in
camp at Highgate Springs last week.
MRS. q. L. BIxBY and Mrs. Vail returned
from the Isle of Shoals last Saturday.
WILLARD wnTcoMB has been in New
York on business during the past week.
THE Queen Esther girls will meet with
Miss Fannie Parmenter on Thursday even
ing.
FL. 8. WILEY Of North6eld has moved to
Montpelier to reside with o. G. Wiley, his
SOD.
CHARLES DUTToN of Leavenworth, Kan,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Chap
man.
The fall term at the Montpelier Semin-
ary opened on Tuesday with good attend
snce
MISS CLARA MAcoMBER opened her private
school last Monday at her home on Loomis
street.
W. G. BELKNAP, the wide-awake editor Of
the Bellows Falls Times, spent last Sunday
in town.
THE Lords Supper is to be celebrated in
the Church Of the Messiah next Sunday at
4: 30 PM.
A. E. LANE and wife, Miss Lou Ellis, and
Mr.. Wilkinson, spent last Sunday on Mount
Mansfield.
AN enjoyable organ recital was given in
Bethany Church last Sunday evening by
w. A. Briggs.
MRS. G. E. PERRIN will entertain the
Bethany Ladies' Missionary Society, Thurs
day afternoon.
MRS. W. W. PEAsE of South Framing.
ham, Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. sherburne.
Miss AGNES LoRIMER of New York has
been the guest of Mrs. w. o. Standish dur
ing the past week.
MRS. CATHERINE NJ. PRATT and daughter
Mary visited last week at Orrin Chamber
Inns, in Randolph.
". IL. FULLER anu WI6 returned ldSJ
Friday from Lake George, where they have
been for brief rest.
d. ARTHUR WING, leading druggist of
Rockford. ILL.,, is visiting Mrs. Jonathan
Perkins, his mother
WHAT has become of the proposed sacred
concerts on Sunday afternoons by the Mont
pelier Military Band?
Mr.. AND MRS. ARTHUR F. WALKER of st.
Johnsbury were guests of Mr.. and Mrs G.
FL. Baldwin last week.
W. BARTON BALDWIN of New York city
has been spending a few days with his
brother, G. H. Baldwin.
MRS. M. r, RICE returned last Saturday
from visit of several weeks at her old
home in New York state.
MISS JESSIE KENT of Calais is attending
the High School, and is living with Mrs
Rufus Robinson, her sister.
MISS ALICE FOSTER of East Montpelier is
with Mrs. Charles j. Berry, her sister, and
is attending the High School.
OLIVER MARcELLE, employed by the Col
ton Manufacturing Company, is visiting
relatives in Montreal this week
c. A. LANG and B. B. Bailey will, for a
small consideration, tell you all about the
fishing at Highgate last Sunday.
THE condition of e. M. Irish is consider.
ably improved, and his symptoms give good
ground for hope for his recovery.
The special city meeting to act on the
Dayton P. Clarke matter is called for half
past seven next Monday evening
7. e. CALLAHAN left for New York last
Monday for a well-earned vacation of two
weeks from his duties as postman.
MRS. G. A. MCLAUGHLIN, who is visiting
Mrs. NJ s. Davis, her sister, at the Exchange
Hotel, was in Brattleboro last week.
THE St. Vincent de Paul Society will re-
trfpa Ito mo ftno 1nr 1oxy niv,rr of
o'clock at St. Michael's school-house.
w. H. CowELL will entertain the mem
bers Of st. Andrews Brotherhood at his
home on Hubbard street this evening.
W. B. HINKLEY, agraduate of the Mont
pelier Seminary last June, has entered
Wesleyan University, at Mddletown, Conn.
PERLEY HOLDEN, assistant treasurer OF
the Capital Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany, is visiting his sister in Hartford, Conn.
GEORGE W. SCOTT was in North Haver-
hill, n H.. last week on business connected
with the North Haverhill Granite Company.
POLICEMAN WooD has been in camp at
Greensboro Pond for the past ten days.
His place has been taken by Thomas Burke.
THE court house has been thoroughly
cleaned and FURNISHED up, preparatory to
the opening of county court next Tuesday.
THE handsome new signs in front of the
furniture store Of Johonnotts & Hall, on
Main street, are an addition to that To-
cality
BECAUSE of the death of relative of Miss
Blanche Kelton, the Odell-Kelton wedding
at Worcester, on Thursday, will be strictly
private.
THE first rehearsal for Trial by Jury I"
will be held this evening at half past seven
o'clock. A full and prompt attendance is
desired.
CHARLES F. ROBINSON lost a portion Of
one finger on his left hand last Friday by
getting it in contact with circular saw in
motion.
Mrs. w. w. ADAMS went to Fitchburgh,
Mass, on Tuesday to join her husband, who
has been working there for the past six
months.
MRS. A. s. SPARROW and Mrs. j. b.
Dillon returned last Monday evening from
Maine where they have been for the past
four weeks.
MISS BESSIE CARY, instructor Of vocal
music at the Montpelier Seminary during
the past school year, has gone TO Galesburg,
| Ill.,, to teach.
WILLIAM HoYE has again resumed his
position AS conductor between Montpelier
| Junction and Barre after an illness OF