The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-06-17
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
PEN PICTURES or LOCAL Events
IND SUBJECTS.

MRS. LESTER H. GREENE v vsited in Bos.
ton last week.
.LUoIEN DEsAULNIER is night clerk at the
Exchange Hotel.
A. w. SLoouM went to Rutland last Mon
day on business trip.
G. #. ROBINSON is at Lake Winnipiseaukee,
N H., on fishing trip.
PHILLIP GLEASON visited Carl, his brother,
at Amherst College last week.
Mrs. CHARLES j. SHRINER and son re-
turned to Boston last Monday.
r. A. PERKINS, editor of the Rutland
Herald, was in town on Tuesday.
j. d. EATON and wife of Hartford Conn,
are at the Pavilion for the summer.
w. o. WnLIsoN of Portland. Maine, was
the guest last week of L. G. Rivers.
Mrs G. p SPENCER OF Brattleboro is a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blackall
MRS. AMY p. HIBBARD is visiting Mrs. j.
A. Traski her sister, at East Brookfeld.
GEORGE s. JOHNSON of Boston is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Leslie.
H. NJ. ODELL and wife are visiting the
parents of the former at Odelltown, p. @.
Miss SARA HATCH of Nashua, N. H., was
the guest of Mrs. @. H. Baldwin last week.
MR.. AND Mrs. @. NJ. GILLETTE are visit
ing this week in Middlebury and Brdport.
MRS. LOUIS LAWRENCE, living on Berlin
street. is very dangerously i'll with pneu-
monia
Miss KATHERINE HUTCHINSON went to
Boston on Tuesday to spend the summer
vacation.
j. NJ. HEALEY went last Friday to worces.
ter, Mass, to enter upon his duties on the
Telegram.
H. E. SLAYToN and l.. III. Greene are con-
templating a trip to Boston on their wheels
next week.
CHARLES GRAFFUM of Boston, formerly
clerk for H. A Slade, has been visiting in
town of late.
CHARLES A. SMITH was at Stowe last
week, setting monumental work for Wes-
ton & Smith
MISS MATTE HoLDRIDGE OF Irasburg is
the guest Of Miss Cora Gillette at the Ex-
change Hotel.
G. H. FULLER and j. Eli Goodenough
accompanied j. w. Brock to St. Louis last
Friday evening.
RUFUS ROBINSON went last Saturday to
Noyan, P. Q to visit his father, who is very
dangerously ill.
CHARLES BOOTH was at Maiden, Mass,
over last Sunday, where Mrs. Booth is at
present stopping
CLIFTON HEAToN and julius Dewey are
at home from Rock Point Institute for the
summer vacation.
MR. AND MRS, a. w. CUMMINS are on q
two-weeks' drive through Washington and
Caledonia counties.
FRED A. JONES, law student in the office
of George W. Wing, is visiting at his home
in Winchendon, Mass
Miss BERTHA PRATT of Boston, daughter
of j. j. Pratt, is visiting Mrs. Katherine
Pratt her grandmother.
Fl. p. STEARNs and wife and Mrs A. NJ
Hunt OF Boston arrived at the Pavilion last
Thursday for the summer.
THE Odd Fellows Hall and Exchange
Hotel have been wired for the Viles electric
light during the past week.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM JACKSON have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are at
home at No. 10 Barre street.
NINE young ladies', chaperoned by Mrs.
Ella Bailey, are at A. w. Ferrin's cottage
on the shore Of Berlin Pond
AFTERNOON services were held at the new
home of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation last Sunday afternoon.
MRS. JULIA WARD HOWE was the guest
| of Rev. and Mrs. j. Edward Wright during
her stay in this city last week.
PROFESSOR j. W. BURGESS and family ar
rived last Friday evening, and have opened
Redstone " for the summer.
Mr.. ABRAHAM BERGLUND of Meadville,
| Penn, is TO take charge Of the Unitarian
Society in Middlesex this summer.
II. A. HUsR and H. N. Taplin are at
| Chelsea, where case in which they are in
terested is on trial in Orange county court.
THE Montpelier Hustlers defeated the
| Northtield Seconds at Northfield last Sat-
urday afternoon by score of nineteen to
| nine.
The Wood Art Gallery will be moved to
the new home Of the Young Mems Christian
Association some time during the month of
June.
j. j. EAGAN, state chief ranger of the
| Catholic Order of Foresters, went to Lowell,
Mass. last Friday, where he instituted a
court.
REV. E. B. EARLE, the Baptist pastor,
will be absent next Sunday. The services
at that church will be conducted by d. M.
| Spence.
THE first open-air band concert OF the
season will be given from the Pavilion
stand next Friday evening, weather per-
mitting.
Miss JEANETTE NORRIS, teacher in
grade in the Union School, has gone to
Stoneham. Mass, to finish term of school
in that place.
H. M. GRAVES of the Argus staff was
called to Palmer, Mass, last Wednesday
night by illness In his family. He returned
Saturday morning.
MISSES HARRIET E. SAVAGE. f. May
Scoville, Evelyn Lease and Mrs. W. e.
Terrill, teachers in the Union School, are
camping at Berlin Pond.
Mr.. AND MRS. G. A MERRILL, who have
been guests of T. X. Merrill and wife for
several days, returned on Tuesday to their
home in Winchendon, Mass.
BLANCHARD BROTHERS are removing the
buildings on the Lewis property, recently
purchased by them preparatory to erecting
a business block on the Site
CAPTAIN GEORGE DEWEY has recently
been promoted to commodore in the United
States navy. Commodore Dewey is a
brother of Charles and Edward Dewey and
Mrs. Mary Greeley OF this city.
JOEL FOSTER was in Randolph last week
consulting with the water commissioner
and selectmen OF that town as to the best
method of repairing their reservoir.
HENRY LIBBEN has sold out his boot and
shoe business in Morrisville and this week