The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-07-08
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
TERSE SUMMARY OF THE WEEK'S
DOTNGS.

f. W. MORSE was i'll last week with the
grip.
Miss MARY WILLARD of Boston is at the
Pavilion.
A SON was born last week to Mr. and Mrs.
Dean K Lilley.
Mrs. w. e. TERRILL gave an afternoon
tea last Saturday.
Mrs. H. A. SKINNER is visiting in Boston
and Salem, Mass.
Miss AGNES ALLARD is visiting her sisters
in st. Johnsbury.
MRS. JOSEPHINE POLAND and daughter
Mary are at the Riverside.
Mrs. WILLIAM DAVIDSON of st. Albans is
the guest of Mrs. f. 1. Pitkin.
Miss MAMIE MoRIARTY is visiting Mrs. j.
T. Boyle, her sister, in Rutland.
No date has as yet been set for the formal
opening Of the Heaton Hospital.
RAY DOLE of Northfed is soon to succeed
III. NJ. Graves on the Argus staff.
p. G.. DEWEY has been severely ill with
pneumonia during the past week.
j. W. CAUsTIC has moved from Hyde
Block to his new home on Cliff street.
Mr.. AND MRS, GEORGE ATKINS have been
at Camp Watson during the past week
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEORGE 7. ARCHER are
visiting relatives in Providence, K. 1.
Miss BLANCHE CHENEY Of Cady's Falls was
the guest last week Of Mrs. Collins Blakely.
Mrs. A. B. HEPBURN Of New York is WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Eaton, her parents.
Mrs. w. s SHANNON of Manchester, N.
H.. is visiting Mrs. e. e. Towner, her sister.
G. II SHIPMAN and family ascended Cam
els Hump in the intense heat Of last Thurs
day.
STEPHEN FREEMAN has been at home
from Greenfield, Mass, during the past
week
DR.. s. N. Goss of Chelsea has recently
purchased OF j. f. Dutton $500 Knabe
piano.
Monday and Tuesday, the guest of j. R.
Wheeler.
Mr.. AND Mrs JACOB DECKER left last
Saturday for stay of two weeks at Old Or
chard, Maine.
MRS. A. G. BLANCHARD and son Rollo are
at Providence, r l., and Newport Beach
for two weeks.
WILLIAM LONG of Fairlee has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Long dur
ing the past week.
E. e. BLAKELY accompanied the Vermont
delegation of democrats to Chicago last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. f. w CARVER and daughter Blanche
returned on Tuesday from a visit of two
weeks at Brandon
MRS CHARLES BOOTH has returned from
Maiden, Mass, where she has been for
about seven weeks.
A COLONIAL" SUPPER will be given by
the young ladies of Bethany church in the
chapel this evening.
MRS S E. PATTEE is visiting friends in
Winooski, and her son, David R., who is at
work in Burlington.
MISSES BERTHA NJ. DEwING and Ruth Re-
Vic
Elmore at Morrisville.
CHILDREN's DAY will be observed next
Sunday at the Evangelical church, Berlin
Hall at half past ten A. NJ.
w. e. HUBBARD is dangerously i'll with
consumption and heart trouble. George
w. Kidder is caring for him.
JUDGE NJ. E. SMILE came up from Glou-
cester, Mass, to celebrate the Fourth and
visit his family for few days.
II. S. CHASE, proprietor of the St. Johns
bury House, was in town on Tuesday as a
witness in United States Court.
Miss GERTRUDE MEINECKE arrived in
town from Minneapolis, Mimi, last Mon
day, for a stay of several weeks.
THE Methodist Woman's Home Mission
airy Society will met this afternoon at two
o'clock with Mrs. A. III Brown.
EARLE f. GREENE went last week to
Bethel, Maine where he is to act as travel
ing salesman for f. Stearns & Co.
The directors of the National Life Insur-
ance Company held their quarterly meet
ing at the home Office on Tuesday.
FRED SHEPARD of Cleveland, Ohio, son of
the late George G. Shepard, was the guest
of C.. @. Bancroft over last Sunday.
G. B. ROBERTS, superintendent Of streets,
is macadamizing School street from Loomis
street to the Union School building.
DIR. AND Mrs. R. II. NEWTON and Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius III, Volholm are sojourning at
the Lake View House in Woodbury..
MRS. L. r. Brown and Miss Ella Keeler of
Burlington were at the Pavilion over Sun
day They made the trip on their wheels.
HENRY L. e. SMITH went last week to the
Mount Pleasant House, White Mountains,
where he has been clerk for several seasons,
MIS- NELLIE JEROME, formerly clerk in
the Montpelier Book Store, has a similar
position with the Temple McCuen Com
pany.
On page three may be found an interest
ing description o. a trip to Mount Mans
field from the ready pen of Mrs. O. nj. Gil.
lette.
Mr. AND Mrs l.. G. TEwKsBURY and Mr..
and Mrs. Q. N. Arms moved last week to
the house on Main street owned by G. P.
Pitkin.
G. NJ. GILLETTE leaves this week with a
party of gentlemen from Randolph for the
Rangeley Lakes region in Maine on fish
ing trip.
GEORGE d. BUTLER has purchased of j.
w. Burgess and wife seven acres of pasture
land adjoining Green Mount Cemetery
for $500
PERLEY JEROME clerk for G.. III. Ferrin,
dropped barrel OF potatoes on his left foot
last Thursday and has since been confined
! to the house
b. M. SHEPARD and Joseph Yatter
brought in ninety handsome trout last
Monday which they had taken at Niger
Head "pond.
A PARTY of young people celebrated the
Fourth at Berlin Pond last Saturday. j
@. Adams transported the party in one OF
his large teams,
THE Ladies' Aid Association of the
Heaton Hospital will meet with Mrs
Charles IL Heaton this afternoon at two
O'Clock for work
COMMENCING this evening, until further
notice the clothing stores will be closed al
seven o'clock Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings
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