The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-08-28
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
ITEMS or INTEREST UND BY
W1TCHM1N NEWS
HUNTERS.
Mas. q. DEF. BANCROFT is III.

j ELLERToN wAsHBuRN is visiting in
Boston.
Miss BESSIE BOWERS visited in Peacham
last week
Mrs. J. V. BABoocK visited in Pomfret
last week
A. G. GILMAN and wife went to Boston
last Saturday.
DIR. ED. MURRAY of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting in town
MISS ERMINTRoUT of Boston is the guest
of Mrs. L. ID. Taft.
REV. DIR. e. NJ. SMITH preached at Ran
dolph last Sunday.
Miss NELLIE JEROME visited last week in
Plattsburgh, n. Y.
MISS IDA FOLEY, clerk for II. e. Slayton,
is visiting in Boston.
JOHN AVERY, clerk for G. D. Butler, is in
Maine on fishing trip.
MRS j. w. BROCK and daughter Helen
visited in Boston last week.
I. W. WooD has been in Springfield,
Mass during the past week.
HILAND SHIPMAN from Iowa visited @. II.
Shipman, his cousin, last week.
CHARLES H. Gross has been confined to
the house during the past week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. c. G. PIERCE returned
from Crescent Beach last week.
Mrs. CHARLES A. REED OF Chicago is
visiting her mother at the Riverside.
j. F. THOMPSON of Burlington is work.
ing in the tailor shop OF g. B. b. Denny.
Miss GERTRUDE COCHRAN goes to Boston
this fall to take course in voice culture.
H. G. WEBSTER is visiting Wesley G.
Taplin his son-in-law, at Essex Junction.
GEORGE K. EHLE is slowly convalescing
from his severe illness from typhoid fever
A MERRY party OF young people held
OF thn will los rado
ing.
MRS. r. j. CoFFEY of Bennington visited
in town last week on her way home from
muster.
A. j. STEDMAN went to Boston last Sat
urday, expecting to be absent two weeks
or more.
THE old landmark on Berlin street.
known as Mary AIMS Home" has been
torn down
Mr. AND MRS. GEORGE G. ALDER and
James Young are in camp on the shore of
Berlin Pond.
GEORGE LYONS is away for vacation of
two weeks from his duties at the Cotton
Mandatory
THE remaining infant twin son of Phil
lias Chennette died of cholera infantum last
Friday night.
REV. II. l. CUsHMAN. and Miss Ruth re-
turned to their home in Providence, r. l.,
last Thursday.
MRS. ID. S. BLANPIED gave a corn-roast,
last Saturday evening, at her home on
Seminary Hill.
Miss EMMA SANDERS of Randolph visited
last week at the home of d. l.. Sanders on
Seminary Hill.
Mr.. AND Mrs. f. A. CARR are at Silver
Lake, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs c.. A. Nut
ting of Brandon.
DR.. AND Mrs. LUTHER NEwCoMB of Lynn,
Mass, were guests of General stephen
| Taomas last week.
Miss MARY PHTNNEY returns to her duties
as vocal instructor in the public schools of
Rutland next week.
GEORGE H. ALMoN is one OF the directors
OF the Bethel Electric Light & Power Com
pany, recently formed.
Mr.. AND Mrs. dawson PARTRIDGE of
Philadelphia were at the Exchange Hotel
several days last week.
ALANsoN LUCE returned last Saturday af-
ter an enjoyable visit of five weeks with
relatives at Nashua la.
c. G. KING, rising young lawyer of
Brockton, Mass, is visiting Hon. and Mrs.
Clark King his parents
THE wedding of Miss Blanche Kelton and
H. NJ. O'Dell is to occur at Worcester on
Thursday, September 5.
Mr. AND Mrs. d. w. TEMPLE and son
Alfred took carriage drive through Chit.
tenden county last week.
Miss MARY CARLETON gave a whist par ~
! to few of her friends last Friday evening
| at her home on Elm street.
Miss MARIA, daughter of Rev. Howard F.
Hill of Concord, n. III was the guest OF
Miss Clara Adams last week
MRS DORIS MCLAUGHLIN of Winnipeg,
Manitoba, is visiting Mrs. NJ. s. Davis, her
sister, at the Exchange Hotel.
Miss ALICE CHANDLER of st. Albans, a
pupil at Vassar College, spent Sunday last
with Mrs. H. b. Welch, her aunt.
THE new residence of G. N. Phillips,
corner of Hubbard and East State streets,
is rapidly approaching completion.
MRS. s. N. BLISS, Mrs Harlow M. Smith
and Miss Mamie Ptkn went to Swanton,
last Saturday to visit Burtt M Bliss
Miss JESSIE ORMsBER of Lebanon, N H.
who has been the guest of Mrs. w. r
Weston, returned home last Saturday.
The funeral Of Miss Hattie Hsrpan, who
died last Friday at her home on the East
Montpelier road, occurred last Sunday.
MRS. PERCY l.. TEMPLEToN and children
returned last Saturday from Glover, where
they have been for the past two months.
l.. II. CoRsE of Lawrence, Kansas, is
visiting Mrs. Merrill Russell, his sister. lie
is accompanied by his wife and six children
MRS. A. o. CUMMINs and Miss Flora re.
turned Tuesday evening from the beach,
where they have been for the past ten days
MRS. l.. II. BIxBY returned from Glouces
ter, Mass, last Thursday evening, accom-
panied by Miss Gertrude Meinecke, hel
sister.
CARL GoURLEY started for Boston on his
wheel last Monday morning. Bad roads a.
Concord compelled him to take the traI
from that city.
A CHILD of John Bartlett who lives OF
Barre street, was seized with convulsioni
Monday morning. 1t was reported mucf
better on Tuesday.
REHEARsALs will begin next week Wed
nesday evening for the operetta to be givel
early in October under the direction o
Professor ID. S. Blanpied.
Mr.. AND Mrs CLINTON VILEs and daugh
ter of Boston, who have been at the Pa