The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-06-24
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
ANOTHER WEEK WITH ITS JOYS
IND SORROWS.
lrss DORA HoDoDoN is critically i'll.

shop in Barre.
MRS. G. H. BALDWIN visited in st. Johns
bury last week.
THE young son of Rev. A. II. Webb is i'll
with bronchitis.
MISS SUSAN e. SEARS of Boston is visiting
Mrs L. I'll. Bixby.
Miss ANNA j. GUERNSEY gave a whist
party last Friday evening.
The infant child of Thomas Duncan died
last Wednesday of bronchitis.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. A. STEBBINs have been
in New York during the past week
EDWARD FL. Cotton returned from Am
herst College last Saturday evening
Mr.. AND MRS. E. NJ. GUERNSEY were in
Boston and Worcester, Mass, last week.
MRS. SUSAN RAY of Burlington visited
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Daley.
Miss EMMA WELLS is attending COM
mencement this week at Wellesley College.
THOMAS DEWEY is spending two weeks
vacation at Mauch Chunk and Carbondale,
Pa.
THE pupils of St. Michaels school en-
joyed picnic in Langdon's grove on Tues
day.
JAMES s HALEY attended the state con-
vention of Foresters held last week at Rut-
land.
Miss MAUD SHURTLEFF entertained a
party of young friends last Wednesday
night.
ALLEN MORSE left last Saturday for
brief visit to Boston, New Haven and New
York.
MRS. f. W. HATCH of Nashua N. H., was
the guest OF Mrs. G. Fl. Baldwin over last
Sunday
REV. E. B. EARLE attended the Baptist
Sunday. y.school convention held this week
in Boston.
Mrs. F.W. CARVER and daughter Blanche
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. d. R. Sawyer in
Middlebury.
PROFESSOR j. A. DEBoER is at Dart
mouth College this week attending the clos
ing exercises.
Mr.. DANIELS, Mr.. Lee and Miss Poor,
students at Montpelier Seminary, are ill
with measles.
site OF the ole recently destroyed by fire at
| Barre Junction.
| MRS, CHARLES WILSON of Jackson
Mich is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Carl l..
Smith, her parents.
Mrs. OUaHrNEY JANGRAw was called to
East Templeton, Mass, last Saturday, by
the illness of sister.
MRS. GEORGE H. SMILE of Hardwick has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Fisher, the past week.
NEARLY twenty members of the Young
| MEMS C1rlStlan AHBOClaUlOn are IN G mp on
| the shore of Berlin Pond.
A DETAILED report of the republican state
convention held at Burlington last week
may be found on page two.
The state library commission is expected
at Montpelier on Thursday to inspect the
Kellogg Hubbard Library.
MISSES HARRIET HUsE and Margaret
Dewey are attending commencement at
the University of Vermont.
A PARTY Of young people enjoyed a pic
mic supper in the woods back of Keith g
ledge last Thursday evening.
j. W. CAUsTIC attended the comme nce-
ment exercises Of the Littleton, N. H., High
School last Thursday evening.
G. F. SAWYER of Milford, Mass, has
been visiting Mrs. d. 8. Blanpied, his
daughter, for the past two weeks.
MAJOR o. d, CLARK is at Amherst Col
lege this week attending the annual re-
unions and commencement exercises.
Miss MAY SCovILLE went to New Haven,
Conn, last week, where w. 8. Scoville, her
brother graduates from Yale College.
THE Capital Savings Bank and Trust
Company has declared semi-annual div.
dend of three per cent, payable July l.
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet Thursday afternoon al
half past two with Miss Eliza B. Rublee.
G. F. LOWE sang at Northfield on Tues
day at an entertainment in connection with
the closing exercises at Norwich University
ROBERT CONNER left last Friday for
Fshkill on.the Hudson, to spend part OF
his vacation with Miss Jennie Sterling, his
aunt.
Miss MARY FISK Is to read an original
poem at the centennial celebration OF the
Congregational church at Waitsfeld this
week.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE LORD and daugh
ter Edith of Tilton, N. H., are guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Davis at the Exchange
Hotel.
THE Washington County Sunday-schoo
Association will hold meetings in Barre OF
Tuesday evening, june 30, and Wednesday
July l.
The sewer on Seminary Hill has beer
extended from the Mills residence to
point opposite the home Of Hon. #. A
Dwinell
RICHARD STANDIsH and William WhelaI
played with the Barre baseball team in tn,
game against the Cuban Giants last Fri
day afternoon
o. M. FISHER went to Boston Monday
where he will remain through the Fourth o
July trade with Jacobs Whitcomb & Co.
at rs Federal street.
Miss ALICE HOWE of Burlington take
the place of b. H. Burke as book keeper il
the general office OF the Montpelier an,
Wells River railroad.
THE ladies of st. Augustine's churcl
gave strawberry festival last Thursds,
, evening in st. Jean de Baptist hall that wa
; very largely attended.
@. III. MORE has been elected trustee G
the Wood Art Gallery to succeed the lat
: James Il. Langdon. j. @, Houghton is tn
newy elected president.
Mr.. AND MRS. l.. p. GLEASON went t
!, Amherst, Mass, last Monday noon, wher
: Carl j, Gleason, their son, graduates thi
week from Amherst College.
t THE Montpelier Military Band will &C
Q company the local St. Jean de Baptist Sc
s ciety to st. Albans to-day, to assist in th
. celebration of st. Johns Day.
a Hon. #. A. DwINELL and wife and so
u Raymond were at Cambridge, Mass, Las
= week, where Ebert III. Dwinell, their sol
! graduated from Harvard College.
WILL HoToHKIss and Ted" Low
: started early last Sunday morning on the
a a wheels for New York. expecting to cove
u the distance in less than three days.
i. MISS MARY B. CARLETON accompanie
i. her friend, Miss Harriet Wright. to hi
= home in Burlington last Saturday, to r.