The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-09-30
MONTPELIER And VICINITY,
RIPPLES ON THE SURFACE or
LOC1L WATERS.

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f. p. CARLETON was in Boston last week.
II. G. GLEASON is in the Boston markets
this week.
II A. DEWEY is visiting at his old home
| in Poultney.
MISS FANNIE PARMENTER is visiting in
Springfield, Mass.
BENJAMIN GATES of Hartford, Conn. is
visiting his mother.
LOUIS DOUGLASS is visiting at his former
home in Craftsbury.
CHARLES JONES is visiting at his old home
| in Winchendon, Mass.
! Edwin LANE is putting up two tenement
houses on Berlin street.
MRS e. r SKINNER has been seriously
! i'll for the past few days.
NYE l.. SMITH is building an addition to
his house on Barre street.
Miss ELIZA RUBLEE visited last week In
Burlington and Morrisvile.
e. e. BLAKELY was in Rutland and Bur-
lington on business last week.
REV. FATHER BARNABUs of New York
was at the Pavilion last week.
Miss INEz HAYFoRD is working in Mrs.
Halls millinery store in Barre,
MISS AGNES McMAsTRR of Montreal, P.
O., is the guest of Arthur O. Felt.
r. M. HARVEY has been confined to the
house this week with severe cold.
Mr.. AND MRS FRED II. ADAMS are
parents of a son, born last Thursday.
FRANK E. HOWE went to Brattleboro on
Tuesday for a brief visit to his old home.
MRS, W. A. SHAY was called to Chelsea
last Monday by the illness of her mother.
MRS j. @. ADAMS was called to Brandon
last week to attend the funeral OF sister.
THE boy choir at Christ church will wear
their cassocks for the first time next Sunday.
MARTIN LUTHER left for Baltimore, Md,
last Saturday, where he is to study medicine.
MRS DR.. MINER and daughter May of
New York are guests of Mrs. n. A. Alex
ander
ATTENTION is called to the announcement
made by Miss III. Julia Cross in the business
column.
f. w. BANCROFT leaves for Boston next
Friday, where he will reside for the
present
Miss EVA CLARK gave an Initial party
to large number of her friends last Friday
evening.
THERON f. COTTON gave a whist party
last Thursday evening at his home on First
Avenue.
Mr.. AND Mrs. LUTHER Dow of East
Hardwick are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. O.
Cummins
Mrs. FRANK W CARVER returned last
Saturday from business trip to Boston and
New York.
Miss MARY MAcoMBER is named as sole
executrix of the will of the late DIR. j. E.
Macomber.
MoRRIsoN's "Faust" will be the attrac-
tion at Blanchard Opera House next Satur.
day evening
MRS. DOMINGO ToMAssI returned last
week from Italy, where she has been for a
year or more.
WILLIAM RENTsFoRD of Berlin has been
granted an increase of pension from S8 to
S12 per month.
FRANK FELT had his black pacing mare
at the races at Washington and Tunbridge
fairs last week.
THE rooms of the Apollo Club were closed
two days last week for the semi-annual
house-cleaning.
THE classes for admission to the bar will
meet in Montpelier for examination on Tues
day, October 10.
MRS. AUGUSTUS CARTER of Lebanon, N
, H., was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r
4 Weston last week.
> THE report of the cases tried in Washing
ton county court, up to last Friday will be
found on page two.
: MRS. MINNIE MARSH is in New York
. where she is making a special study ol
Q school and choir work.
NEW and revised telephone list is in the
< hands of the printer. 1t will be ready fol-
: distribution October /.
p. RUFUS FOUNTAIN has purchased an inter
L est in a livery stable at Tupper Lake, N Y.
and goes there this week.
!, MRS. j. A. KELToN of Worcester comes tc
. Montpsl slier this week to reside with Mrs
z Ii. M. Odell, her daughter.
- j. G. HoUGHToN has completed an exten
sive job of concreting the walks and drive
ways around his residence.
. THE Board of Civil Authority met las
= Thursday evening to correct some minol
y errors in the city tax books.
ONLY thirty-seven tickets for the New
York excursion were sold at the Centra
Il Vermont station on Tuesday.
: MRS. FRANK G. KEITH and Mrs. G. G
d Bingham of Cleveland, Ohio, were regis
n tered at the Pavilion last week.
GEORGE G. ALBER has gone to Pittsburg
Q Pa, and other cities, in the interest OF thu
s r. G. Bowers Granite Company.
y THE annual meeting of the Vernon
J. Pharmaceutical Association will be held il
Montpelier some time in October.
# PROFESSOR AND MRS j. w. BURGESS will
!, close " Redstone this week and return t,
u their winter residence in New York.
THE members of Bethany Reading will
- meet with Mrs. Hiram Carleton on Tuesda.
- afternoon, October 6, at two o'clock.
4 THE Daughters OF Rebekah will hold
u u fair in the vestry OF the Church Of tn
" Messiah this afternoon and evening.
10 IHE reading CluD connected WIN Irlnlt
; church will meet next Monday evening witt
|. Mrs A. II. Webb, at the parsonage.
A. G. BooTH and K. 8. Megs acted a
a ushers at the Anderson-D -Dorman weddin
"a at Swanton last Wednesday evening
II THE granite firm of Lynch & McMaho
d has been dissolved. 1t is understood tina
Mr.. Lynch is to continue the business.
70 W. w. STIcKNEY of Ludlow, General W
)f III. Gilmore of Fairlee, and Maj j)r j. II
,s Watson of Bradford were in town ON Tues
)f day.
s Mrs. NELSON LAFoRoE returned last wee
to her home in Peru N. Y, after spendn
I, the summer with Mrs, Charles Seguin, he
g. sister
u A HALF DOZEN members OF the Mon
2 peler Gun Club went to Cambridge o
;, Tuesday to take part in tournamen
~ there.
a THE Garnet Seal Glass will meet mex
- Friday afternoon at quarter past two wit
Mrs. Justus L. Batcheder at No. 2S SchoC
y street.
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