The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-06-03
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
THE HOME HAPPENINGS OF
SEVEN BEAUTIFUL
DAYS.
Miss GRACE HoUaHroN is i'll.

MISS GRACE HOUGHTON IL Ill.
#. w. MORSE and wife are in Boston.
Miss MARY G. KANE is visiting in St. AL
bans.
GEORGE B. WALTON visited last week in
Jericho.
K. r. SKINNER is seriously i'll, threatened
with pneumonia.
A SON was born last week to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry s. Cotton.
REV. e. s. FIsKE of Waitsfeld was in
town last Monday.
KIMBALL WALLINa visited w. E. Vail at
Burlington last week.
Miss HELEN PRENTIss of 81. Albans was
in town last Saturday.
MRS. GEORGE M. Goss is reported danger
ously i'll with peritonits
ALBERT HOLDEN of Boston was the guest
OF G. w. Luce last week.
MRS. FRANK II. WINsLow is visiting in
Woodstock for two weeks
MISS GRACE PARKER of Barre is working
in the Office of III. W. Kemp.
OSCAR SILVER has been visiting in Bel
lows Falls for a few days past.
FRED H. PERRY has recently been granted
patent on a self-oiling journal.
RALPH BLANPIsD was at home over last
Sunday from Dartmouth College.
ALDERMAN WESTON is steadily recovering
from his recent dangerous illness.
FRED CHAPMAN commenced work for H.
A Bowman last Monday morning.
STATE AUDITOR HALE and General W. Fl.
Gilmore were in town last Monday.
f. l.. LAIRD has broken ground for a
house he is to erect on Berlin street.
WARRANTS have been issued for the
slaughter of several unlicensed dogs.
MADAME II. D. HOPKINS is visiting rela-
tives in the northern part Of the state.
A LIST OF the heavy Taxpayers of this
city may be found in another column.
Mrs. w. d. CHANDLER of St. Albans is
visiting Mrs. Fl. P. Welch her sister
H. A. SLADE was called to Springfield
last Saturday by the illness Of his father.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. A. SHAY visited lasq
week at the home of Mrs. Shay in Chelsea.
PETER MEDLER and Aughtney Alard OF
st. Albans were in town over last Sunday.
THE marriage of D. Willis Cummins and
Miss Mary Parker is to occur this evening.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE BRAINERD left last
Monday for Chicago, to visit their daugh-
ter.
JAMES O'NEn of White River Junction
was the guest of Rev. W. j. O'Sullivan last
week.
MRS. j. f. WATERMAN has given her class
Of June.
j. G. Brown and G. H. Baldwin went to
Greensboro on Tuesday, returning in the
evening.
ARTHUR e. LANE has been appointed east.
ern agent of the Seattle Cedar Lumber
Company.
G. III. WILDER went to Boston on Tues
day to fill brief engagement with Will.
liams Band.
STILLMAN CHASE returned last week from
Nashua, N. H., where he has been foI
several weeks
The interior of the cigar manufactory Of
Arthur Allen in Rialto block is in the hands
OF the painters.
M. V. CHADWICK, clerk at the Exchange
Hotel, received notice last week of re-
issue of pension.
SUNDAY evening services at the Church
OF the Messiah have been discontinued un
til further notice.
FL. @. Cotton left last Monday on west
ern trip in the interests If the Cotton Manu-
featuring Company.
The quarterly communion service is to be
held in the Church of the Messiah mex
Sunday at 4; 30 P. NJ.
THE Sunday-school connected with Trim
ity church will observe Children's day ;
on Sunday, June IA.
MR., AND MRS. u. A. DAGGETT OF Boston
were the guests of l.. Bart Cross during
their stay in this city.
W. S. SPENCER is at home for the sum
mer vacation from the Union Theological
Seminary of New York.
| CANTON MONTPELIER of Odd Fellows
went to Barre last Saturday to partcipat,
in the parade in that city.
The Montpelier Seminary baseball team
defeated the st. Johnsbury Academy team
at st. Johnsbury last Monday.
MRS. e. e. TowNER is still dangerousl
ill with peritonitis. The chances of recov
cry are nearly all against her.
HARVEY w. Brown, the postman, is o.
his annual vacation of two weeks, a part O
which he will spend in Boston.
MRS. +. s. THAYER of Denver, Col, ha
been visiting W. K. and #. A. Adams, he
brothers, during the past week.
MISS GRACE BEDARD, who has been tn
guest OF Miss Carrie Cross, returned to he
home in St. Albans ON Tuesday.
GEORGE G. ALDER left last Monday fo
another extended trip in the interests OF tn
R. G. Bowers Granite Company.
A CIVIL SERVICE examination for the pC
sitions Of clerk and carrier will be held 6