The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-05-20
MONTPELIER And VICINITY.
ITEMS or INTEREST GLE1NED IN
THE HAUNTS OF MEN.
Miss DAISY LOWE is i'll.

home in Cambridge
L. f. TERRILL of Underhill visited w. E.
Terrill, his son, last week.
H. s. WILLIS of Boston, post. inspec-
tor, was in town last week.
ROBERT EMERY was at home from the
University of Vermont over last Sunday.
M. w. CHAMBERLAIN, travelling auditor for
the Central Vermont railroad, is in town.
MRS. e. f. AVERY went on Tuesday to
Lewiston, Me-, where she is to reside in
future.
W. ID. ALLEN cashier at the Central Yer.
mont freight Office, spent last Sunday in
Burlington
Miss LAURA L. ROPES went to Boston
last Monday morning for a visit of two or
three weeks.
II. G. GLEASON and wife were at Waits
field over last Sunday at the home Of Mr.
Gleason's father.
A. G. BOOTH was one of the ushers at the
Graves. Ferrin wedding at Essex junction
last Wednesday.
T. E. MOONEY of Plattsburgh, N. Y, has
been visiting John Mooney, his father, dur
ing the past week.
THE Chautauqua class will meet next
Friday afternoon with Mrs. j. f. Water
man, First Avenue.
Miss ISABEL KINNEY of St. } JohIshury was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Percy l.. Tenn
pleton, last Sunday.
w. M. HUGHES, in the employ of the
Consolidated Lighting Company, is visiting
his family in Bristol.
Hon. CRARLEs DEWEY and family were
registered at the Ebbitt House, Washing
ton, ID. c., last week.
Tue pupils OF the High School have
formed tennis association, with Leslie
Hayford as president.
CHARLES WIGGIN of Middlesex takes the
place of George Macomber in the grocery
store of W. H. Farrer
JOHN MILLER went to Windsor on Tues
day to testify in United States court in the
case against John Noy.
Miss JENNIE GooDENoUGH is taking the
place of Miss Tarbell in the Union School
during the latter + illness.
G. f. LOWE, c. Def. Bancroft L. FL.
Bixby and w 7. Dewey have been ap-
pointed special fire police.
A DAUGHTER was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Olin w. Chase of st. Johnsbury,
former residents of this city
WALTER F. WATERMAN was installed
noble grand of Vermont Lodge of Odd Fell
lows last Wednesday evening.
F. w. BANCROFT, G. f. Lowe and DR.. X,
Longfellow Cleaves take part in musicale
at Mortified next Friday evening.
GEORGE G. ALDER returned on Tuesday
from an absence of four weeks in the inter.
ests of the r. c. Bowers Granite Company.
THE Ladies' Aid Society connected with
Trinity Church will hold its annual meeting
this evening with Mrs e. f. Rand on Barre
street.
JOHN II. SENTER and G. A. G. Jackson ad.
dressed a meeting of the Young Mems Dem.
ocratic Club at St. Albans last Wednesday
evening
f. w. BANCROFT sang at Burlington last
- . n ia1 fan
w. Davis, organist of the First Congrega-
tional church.
| A JOLLY party of young ladies and gen
| l3men from the High School spent last Sat
urday afternoon with Miss Eula Putnam al
| Putnamsville.
Miss ANNETTE NJ. UPHAM has returned
from New York, where she has spent the
winter at the Windsor Hotel, and is again
at the Pavilion.
Mr.. AND Mas GEORGE R. EHLR returned
| last Monday from their brief wedding trip
Mrs. Ehle will be at home to her friends
Thursdays in June.
MRS. j. EDWARD WRIGHT went last Thurs
day to Newton, Mass. She is visiting heI
brother in that city and her venerable
father in Cambridge.
A SHIPMENT of 40, 900 lake trout fry passed
through Montpelier on Tuesday morning
from the state hatchery at Roxbury, to be
placed in Willoughby Lake.
COMPANY II of Montpelier and Company
| Il of Barre go to Northfield Thursday, June
H. for a field day with Company r and the
| University Corps of Cadets.
JOHN. H SENTER, United States district
attorney, and Miss Evelyn Burns, are at
tending United States Circuit and District
| Court, now in session at Windsor.
THE W. e. Laird Company has distributed
a handy card giving the location of the fire
alarm boxes, the recent changes made, and
the new boxes that have been put in.
HoYTs Midnight Bell" at Blanchard
Opera House this evening, has secured 6
large advance sale of seats, and the comedy
is said to be in the authors happiest vein.
REV. j. N. SHORT OF the New England
Conference will preach in Berlin Hall mex
| Wednesday at two and seven p. Evan
gelist Goodwin will preach there this even
ing.
JOHN j. EAGAN, state chief ranger of tht
Catholic Orderof Foresters, instituted Court
Rev. Charles Boyton at Rutland, last Fri
day evening, with thirty. five charter mem
bers.
FRED DANIELS led the meeting for men al
I the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation last Sunday afternoon. His sub
ject was Hearing and Believing Gods
Word"
THE opening shoot OF the season by the
Capital Gun Club will be held next Friday
afternoon on the grounds of the club. Leave
Montpelier ,on the l: 10 Wells River sub
! urban train,
A SPECIAL meeting of Canton Montpelier
of Odd Fellows was held last Saturday foi
the purpose Of comforting the degree Six
chevaliers have been initiated since Janu
AIRY l, last.
THE Viles electric light plant at Middle
sex Narrows is now running 200 incandes
cent lights in this city. This number is in
cIeasing as fast as places of business anC
dwellings can be wired.
The first game of the season between tn,
Montpelier Seminary and Goddard Semin
ary baseball teams, played last Monday a
Barre, resulted in a victory for the forme
by score Of nine TO two.
MRS. A. ID. FARwELL has been taking tn,
place of Miss Mary Macomber as librarian
at the Kellogg Hubbard Library while th
latter has been at home caring for he
mother and sister, who are ill.
THE Young Mems Christian Association
Bicycle Club took run to Barre last even
ing. The members of the Barre club rod
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