The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-07-31
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
SUNDRY HAPPENINGS UNDER
JULP'S BLAZING SUN.
MRS. l. r. MoULToN is i'll.

lana.
W. e. ADAMS is in Boston on business
this week.
GEORGE EHLE is ill, threatened with ty-
phoid fever.
WAITE SABIN is at Lake winnepesaukee
for two weeks.
HARRY SMITH is clerk in the drug store OF
Collins Blakely
ROBERT EMERY is on a fishing trip at
Greensboro Pond.
Miss ETA THOMPSON is visiting at her
home in Waitsfield.
G. E. WARD of Keene, N. H., visited d.
NJ Spence last week.
MAYOR WING was at Chelsea last Thurs
day on legal business.
Miss JESSIE KIMBALL of Cabot is visiting
Mrs George e. Pratt
Hon. w. III. DUBOIS of Randolph was at
the Pavili IN on Tuesday.
A CHILD of Herbert Lawrence, on Berlin
side, is ill with tonsiltis.
Mr. AND Mrs. JOHN GIRARD were in Bur-
lington over last Sunday.
WILLIAM g. LEWIS is still very low at his
home on South Main street.
MRS. MINNIE MARSH returned last Satur-
day night from Portland, Me-
FRED LANE is working in the store Of the
Montpelier Hardware Company
j. D. CUMMINGS of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting A. e. Niles, his nephew.
A DAUGHTER was born last Sunday morn.
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Stebbins.
Mr.. AND MRS. G. II. SHrPMAN and child
rem are at Plymouth, Mass, this week
G. #. TEMFLEToN and son Of Grand Forks,
N. d., were at the Pavilion over Sunday.
FRIDAY evening services will be resumed
at Christ Church, commencing this week.
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is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wheeler.
A PARTY of a dozen or more from Semn-
ary Hill climbed Camel's Hump last Friday.
is visiting Mrs. DR.. G. E. Chandler, her sis
ter.
MRS, SAMUEL WELLS and Miss Mary Ma
comber are at the Isles of Shoals for two
weeks.
GILMAN B. DODGE, JR and wife, of Lis
bon, n. H., are visiting his father, G.. B.
Dodge.
GEORGE w. McALLrsTER, janitor of the
Union school-house, is rusticating in wash
ington.
MRS. G. w. LEARNED of Jersey City is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Drew, her
parents
THE work of macadamizing Main street
from School to State streets has been COM
menced.
ALBERT FUTILE Of Fair Haven has been
the guest of James r. Langdon for the past
few days.
MISSES MABEL GAMMEL and Mamie Broad
head of Pittsfied, Mass, are visiting Miss
Eva Clark.
COMMENCING September / next, Mrs. Jen-
ME Bartlett Mills has been engaged to sing
in Bethany choir.
Mrs. f. A. DwINELL gave tea-party last
O.. ,.l.,, ,,,.rr ttN nf hn
Jacobs of Boston.
Mrs. A. s. SPARROW and Mrs. ]. B. Dillon
leave on Thursday morning for an outing
on the Maine coast.
Miss KATE DoLBAER, daughter OF Profes
sor Dolbaer of Tufts College, is visiting
Miss Ethel Blanpied.
DANIEL BIssELL and wife OF Lowell,
Mass, visited Mrs. W. A. Stowell, sister OF
Mrs. Bissell, last week
MRS. FARNswoRTH and Miss Farnsworth
of Marysville, Ohio, are visiting Professor
and Mrs. s. j. Blanpied.
THE Montpelier Gun Club is erecting
house, twenty-four by sixteen feet in di-
mensions, on its grounds.
ABRAHAM LONG and wife left on Monday
morning for Bass Rock, Cape Ann, for a
stay of three or four weeks.
Mrs. CARLOS BANCROFT received a par
tial shock of paralysis last week that af
fected one side of her body.
CAPTAIN H. s. FOSTER, U. s. A., sta
toned at Fort Leaven worth, Kan. is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
j. w. BROCK and wife, and Mr.. and Mrs
L. Bart Cross and daughter Carrie, are in
Canada for two-weeks' trip.
Miss ELLEN HARVEY, formerly a teacher
in our High School, is spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Poland.
EY,ro1r Cprru Of Nau VnrL c;ty boo q
been visiting Colonel Fred e. Smith, his
brother, during the past week.
H. II. SCRIBNER returned last Saturday
from a vacation of four weeks, spent largely
at the mountains and srashore.
Roy w. TURNER of Lakeport, N. H., a
graduate of the Montpelier Keeley Ins,i-
tute. was ia town last Monday.
JUDGE NJ. e SMILE returned last Friday
from Gloucester Beach, Mass, where he has
been on vacation for four weeks.
GEORGE E. MURRAY of Rochester, N. Y,
will give phonograph concert at the Bap-
tist church next Friday evening.
CHARLES DEF. BANCROFT is slowly con-
valescng from his recent severe illness. He
was able To ride out last Monday.
DIR. AND MRS. p. G. HENDERsoN of Mays
ville o., have been guests the past week of
Professor and Mrs, s. j. Banpied.
SERVICES were resumed at Christ Church
last Sunday Rev. A. n. Lewis, the rector,
having returned from his vacation.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. Stebbins died Tuesday morning, Death
was due to deformity of the heart.
A PARTY from the local lodge of Good
Templars visited Mortified Lodge last Fri
day night, making the trip by team.
THE picnic at OWLS Head, planned for
Tuesday by the members of Bethany Sunday
school, was postponed because of rain,
AN excursion to Providence Island will
b. run next Saturday under the auspices of
St. Peters Court OF Catholic Foresters.
GEORGE G. SMELL and wife OF Brooklyn,
N Y, who have been guests of MIS-. Il 2.
Walton, returned to their home last Friday.
SECRETARY SPENCE led the meeting for
young men at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association last Sunday afternoon.
MORE than 5000 tick ,ts to Montpelier
Junction and return were sold at the local
Central Vermont ticket Office last Wednes.
day.
REV. l. WALLACE GATE and family of
Toxic, Japan, and japanese maid, are
guests of Charles Def Bancroft for few
days.
Miss MAUD PHILLIPS, stenographer at the