The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-06-10
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
PEN PICTURES or LOOAL EVENTS
IND SUBJECTS.

house with the grip
THE two-year-old child of Harry Worthen
is i'll with pneumonia.
MRS. E. e. TowNER is convalescing from
her recent serious illness.
Mrs. EDWIN MARTIN of Burlington is Wis
iting Mrs. Brock l.. Flint.
HARRY, son of j. +. button, has been Sc
riously i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. HOPKINS, student at the Montpelier
Is i'll with measles.
REV. j. e. WRIGHT is to preach in Mid
dlesex next Sunday at two P. M
MISS ANNA PHINNEY visited Miss Mary,
her sister, in Rutland last week.
HI. n. TAPLIN arrived in Montpelier last
Monday evening for brief stay.
A. L. DEARTH of Boston is working in the
dental parlors OF DIR. G.. e. Hunt.
Miss HARRIET r. WRIGHT of Burlington
is visiting Miss Mary B. Carleton.
SETH WALLACE of Medford, Mass, was
the guest Of A. d. Farwell last week.
Mrs. GEORGE L. SPEAR of Randolph was
the guest Of Mrs. M. 8. Davis on Monday.
MRS. ANNA M. AMEs of Randolph was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Gillette last
Monday.
MRS. WILLIAM DANIELS and daughter
Maud Of st. Johnsbury are guests of George
W. Colby.
FRANK w ROBINSON was called to Noyan
P. O., on Tuesday, by the serious illness of
his father.
JOHN L. STANYAN is at Concord N. H.,
this week, playing with the third Regiment
Band at the annual muster.
e. W. THOMPSON of Baltimore, Md, traffic
manager of the Bay Line of steamers, was
in town two days last week.
FRANK BARNES of Woburn, Mass, for.
merly clerk for the Montpelier Hardware
Company, was in town last week.
THE Montpelier Hustlers were defeated
by the Barre Seconds at Barre last Satur-
day afternoon by score of 10 to ID.
j. W. BROCK sarts for st. Louis next
Friday evening. He will spend Sunday in
Chicago and go to st. Louis Monday.
MRS. GILBERT JANGRAw and her sister,
Mrs. King OF Burlington, spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oughtney Jangraw.
MRS. J. A. LIVINGSTONE and Mrs. w. c.
Bragg of Watsfield were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Kelleher over last Sunday.
MRS. JOHN VooDRY went last Friday to
Antrim, n. H., to visit Mrs. W. H. Pickard
and Mrs. d. W. Cooley. her daughters.
The members OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association will be settled in their
new quarters the latter part of this week.
GEORGE E. WHELAN, clerk for George E.
Taplin, is on vacation, part OF which
THE Cuban Giants will play the Mont
pelier Seminary baseball team on the Sem
mary campus Thursday afternoon, June IS.
THERON F. Cotton returned last Friday
from an extended western trip in the inter-
ests of the Cotton Manufacturing Company.
THE Ladies' Aid Society connected with
Trinity church will meet with Mrs. III. 8.
Chapman on East Liberty street this even
ing.
THE callfor mass meeting of the popu.
lists OF the state, to be held at Montpelier
Tuesday, July %, may be found on page
three.
MRS DR.. j. E. MAcoMBER is slowly i'm
proving and her condition gives her friends
and fam ly strong hopes of her ultimate re.
covery.
THE members of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association are talking OF long tramp
through New England, starting about
July l.
PREACHING service will be resumed at
East Montpelier Center by Rev A. II.
Webb next Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock.
JOHN BENJAMIN received a painful scalp
wound from falling board while working
at the Coffee House fire last Satu rday
morning.
THE June number of the High School
Record is out. 1t is in every way creditable
to Leslie Hayford. editor-in-chief, and his
assistants.
j. V. BABCocK has been at White River
junction for the past ten days assisting in
the establishment OF the Howard Drug
Company.
INAsMUcH as the Young Mems Christian
Association was not t.sett.ed in its new quar-
ters last Sunday, no service was held in the
afternoon.
Mrs. d. M. SPENCE is visiting in Nashua,
N. H., and will go from there to her former
home in Yarmouth, N. s., for a stay of sew
eral weeks.
On page two may be found full report
OF the State Epworth League convention.
held last Wednesday and Thursday in
Trinity church.
The Montpelier Seminary base-ba team
defeated the Goddard Sem nary nine on
the home field last Saturday afternoon by
score Of IA to IL.
REV. G. FL. SPENCER of Somersworth, N.
H., president Of the New Hampshire Ep-
worth League preached at Trinity church
last Sunday evening.
AN improved dynamo, with a capacity of
2,OOO lncandescent lights has recently been
added to the equipment OF the Consoli-
dated Lighting Company.
AN excursion will be run from Montpelier
TO Highgate Springs next Wednesday, June
IL, under the auspices Of Court Ethan
Allen, Foresters Of America.
THE Choral Union closed series OF eight
very successful rehearsals last Friday even
ing. 1t is expected that the meetings will
be resumed in the early fall.
GEORGE W. WING, Collins Blakely, G. III.
Heaton and ID. 8. Wheatley went to Bur-
lington Tuesday morning to participate in
the festivities of Masonic Week"
MISS MARY CANTILLIoN is to act as brides
maid at the wedding of her brother Corne-
Illus to Miss Annie Murphy which is to oc-
cur next Wednesday evening at Harrington,
Conn.
The teams frem Vermont Academy, Sax
toms River, and Montpelier Seminary will
struggle for supremacy on the Seminary
campus this afternoon. Game called at
1915.
The closing exercises of the Union School
will be held in the school hall at two o'clock
afternoon. The exercises will
consist of recitatations, declamations, sing
Ing, etc.
The Methodist Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society met on Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. A. Ii. Webb. The subject for
the consideration of the meeting was "Girls
Of the Orient"