The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-09-30

sou aud daughter Of Professor Il. NJ Smith,
ha entered Wesleyan University, Middle
TOW II, Conn.
DIR. G. j. HELMER was slightly injured
last Friday evening by taking a header
from his bicycle near the court house on
State street.
EDWARD NELSON returned this week to
Harvard Medical College, after a visit of
several weeks with George W. Reed, his
foster-father.
Mrs JOEL WoRTHINa accompanied e. e.
Towner on his return from New York.
Mrs. Worthiug will remain with her son
for the present.
e. b RsINEHART, who has been spending
the summer with his mother, returns this
week to Chicago, to re.enter the Chicago
Dental College.
Miss LoTTA FARNswoRTH left last Thurs
day evening for her home in San Francisco,
after visit of several weeks at the home
of W. A. Stowell.
THE Epworth League reading circle will
meet with Mrs. A. Fl. Webb at the parson-
age on Hubbard street next Friday evening
at half past seven.
e. e. TowNER and Harvey Burnham are
delegates from the Baptist Christian En-
deavor Society to the state convention at
Rutland this week.
A. G. HARLOW, a former photographer in
Montpelier, and later hotel proprietor in
anu DOSbOu 10 SOOh W upon a iOdl-
estate office in Boston.
G. w. NICHOLS of Brookfeld brought to
the WArcHMAN last Saturday an Ameri-
ican Wonder" potato that weighed four
and one-quarter pounds.
MARTIN HEATING, head waiter at the Pa
vilion, cut one hand badly last week while
opening bottle OF Apollinaris water. The
bottle burst in his hand.
NEW side-track has been laid in the
f..A Al L.. II
w. Seward Webb's special train during the
session of the legislature.
THE huge tank that has for several weeks
been in process of construction by the
Standard Oil Company, near the electric
light station, is completed.
Miss MAUDE BARRON of Fabyan's, N. H.,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Dennis
Lane, before entering Miss Bridges school
on New bury street, Boston.
TIE first regular meeting OF the Chautau-
qua Glass will be held with Mrs. w.
Laird, East Liberty street. next Friday after
noon at quarter past two.
Mrs REV. A II. WEBB, Mrs. e. M. Smith
and Mrs. E. A, Mutt have been appointed a
committee to see about organizing Trinity
church ladies' reading club.
Mrs. j WARREN BAILEY returned last
week from New York, where she accompa-
| MED Miss Ella, her daughter, who sailed
last Saturday week for Germany.
The marriage of Timothy e. Callahan
and Miss Nellie Kelleher will occur next
! Tuesday morning in st. Augustines church,
Rev. W. j. O'Sullivan officiating.
Mr.. AND Mrs. f. I. PIrKIN entertained
the former members of the choir at the
Church of the Messiah at their home on
Main street last Saturday evening.
Mr.. AND MRS. DEXTER MOODY have re-
turned from an extended western trip
which extended as far west as Minneapolis,
Mimi, where they visited relatives.
H. M. ODELL tainted while attending the
meeting at the rooms OF the Young Mems
Christian Association last Sunday after.
noon. He was taken to his home in hack
The annual meeting of the Montpelier
Educational and Benevolent Association
will be held at the residence of Mrs. Anna
| Dillon on Barre street next Friday at Z: &
PM.
THE members of Mount Sinai Temple
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, go to-day on 6
pilgrimage to White River Junction, where
the order will be conferred on several can
didates
MRS d. f. CLARK has been elected presi
dent of the Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
in place of Mrs. Z. f. Rand, resigned, Mrs
Henry Holt has also been elected vice
president
THE st. Jean de Baptiste Society attended
in body the funeral OF Alexander Hame
ldBJ Suuudy IuOruluB. DoC6dseu was III
many years an honored member of this or
ganization.
THE popular satire on politics entitled
"a Texas Steer " will be seen at Blanchard
Opera House Thursday evening, October 10
This is considered by many to be Hoyt's
masterpiece.
MRS T. S. BRoPHY has returned ON tn,
Fabyan House, where she has been spend
ing the summer. Mrs. Brophy has Miss
EarlOtta WhitmOra Of ROstOn IA her pueS
for few days
BICYcLE-RIDERs have recently annoyed G
P. Hayden by riding on the sidewalk nea
his residence on lower State street. He ha
posted placards in that vicinity warning
them TO desist.
Miss GERTRUDE LELAND went to Rutland
Monday, as a delegate from Bethany Chris
tian Endeavor Society, in place of Mrs
III. NJ Oiell, who was detained at home by
the Illness of Mr.. Odell.
The picture-framng department Of tn,
Montpelier Book Store has been purchased
by Edward Sawyer. 1t will be moved t.
the rooms of the Capital Electric Com
pany, across the street.
} FRED CARR was knocked insensible las
Thursday evening, while riding Wheel b.
t getting in collision with e. p. Young
Carr was taken to his home in a hack. Hi
injuries were not serious.
MORRIS ii. COLLINS, the longtime ship
, ping clerk for the Cotton Manufacturin
Company, has resigned and is to go o
the road as postal clerk. His run will b
from st. Albans to Boston.
THE annual meeting of the Vermont Ba
, Association is to be held in Montpelier o
= Tuesday, October 49, the opening day c
supreme court. A banquet will be serve
at the Pavilion in the evening.
JED Holt of Woodbury. fell, last Satul
day, from building on Berlin side, an
broke one shoulder. He was taken to hi
home in Woodbury. after his injuries ha
) been attended to by ply sician.
REV. o. f. DAVIS of Plymouth, Mass
\ preached at Trinity church last Sunds
morning, and conducted the service fC
young men at the rooms of the Young Men
!. Christian Association Sunday afternoon,
+. GEoRGE TosNEY, the alleged proprietor
the saloon on Elm street that was raide
last week by Sheriff Collins and Deputit
( Graves and Chase, has been released o
2 bail of $500. Fred A. Standish entered q
T surety for him.
CHESTER e. CAREY of Hanover, N. II
: who was employed in the Argus offiC
a years ago, committed suicide at Hal
t over last Friday by shooting himself throug