The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-06-16
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

vile, Mo.
Hon. OLIN MERRILL and wife were at the
Pavilion on Tuesday.
PROF II. G. BRISTOL of saxton's River, is
visiting in town.
A SON was born last Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs. 7. W. Eagan.
A DAUGHTER was born last Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Snow.
MRS. j. w. ELLIS is recovering from Sc
we're illness with pneumonia.
MRS. JAMES s. PECK has gone to Reads
vile, Mass to spend the summer.
j. EDWARD BAILEY is to take the place OF
FL. d. Carlile as clerk at the Pavilion.
SEVEN persons were received into Trinity
church by letter last Sunday morning
Miss GRACE JONES of Pennington, N. H.,
is visiting Miss Helen Jones, her sister.
A FINAL adjournment of United States
District Court will be made this morning.
I M. s. RosENBURG of the Capital Clothing
Company is recuperating in the Adiron-
dacks
WILL HUTCHINSON Of Boston is visiting
Captain and Mrs. l.. M. Hutchinson, his
parents
II. WAITE SABIN is temporarily employed
in the dental Office Of DIR. X. Longfellow
Cleaves.
MRS. SHAFTER, sister of the late E. P.
expected.
COLONEL A. G. BROWN went to Underhill,
on Tuesday, to look after his telephone in
terests there.
A SPECIAL session Of United States district
court was held last evening for naturaliza-
tion purposes.
REV. A. N. LEWIS, rector of Christ church,
is taking brief vacation. He has gone to
Westville, Conn
REV. AND MRS, D. W. LYMAN of Castle
ton were guests of Rev. W. A. Dawson
over last Sunday.
MRS. JOHN GARDNER of Boston was the
guest of F. j. Pereau. her brother, from last
Friday to Monday.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is to preach in
Middlesex next Sunday at two P. M Sub
ject, " Is it Comely?"
MRS. LESLIE f. PECK and son Ralph of
Fitchburg, Mass, are visiting relatives in
Montpelier and Barre.
MRS HORACE e. BLISS has gone to the
Twin Mountain House, White Mountains,
where she is pastry cook.
REV. FATHER W. j. OSULLIvAN attended
the funeral of Rev. Father Duglee, held last
Thursday at Burlington
Miss FLORENCE NEWELL of Burlington
visited her brother Charles at the Exchange
Hotel over last Sunday.
PROF j. W. BURGESS and family have
arrived from New York, and have opened
"Redstone" for the summer.
MISS KATE HUTCHINSON sang soprano in
Bethany church choir last Sunday, in the
absence of Mrs. W. A. Briggs.
CHILDREN sxS.Y will be observed at the
Church of tbs sssiah next Sunday. A ser
vice of dedication will be held.
The banks will close at one O'Clock this
afternoon, to enable all the employees ,tC
see the great and only" show.
AN infant child of William j. Lynch was
seized with commissions last Sunday after
noon and died Monday morning
THE family horse owned by T. j. Kelle
her got cast in its stall last Monday night
and was found dead in the morning
THE Woman's Christian Temperate,
Union will meet with Miss Eliza Rublee OF
Thursday afternoon at three o'clock.
DIR. o. III. PERKINS formerly of Worces
ter, and later of East Barre, has located il
town for the practice of his profession.
THOMAS STAFFORD, of the granite firm Q
Stafford & McGlynn, is travelling through
the South in the interests of that firm.
GLOWING waters in desert plains," wa
the theme of Rev. Andrew Gillies' discours
at Trinity Church last Sunday evening.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is attending
the meetings of the Champlain Association
of Unitarians, now in progress at Essex.
FRED d. LONG of Boston arrived in tow
on Monday, and has been busy ever sine
shaking hands with his numerous friends.
THE mayor and members of the cit
council will inspect the High School battal
, lion next Friday afternoon at four O'Clock
} MRS. CHARLES A. REED of Chicago is Wis
, iting Mrs o. III. Smith and Mrs. @. j. Gles
son, her mother and sister, at the Riverside
GEORGE w. KmDER was in Montreal las
week as witness in an assault case that oC
Cured during the exposition last September
THE High School commencement no
will be held in Whitcomb hall next Frda
evening after the exercises at the Oper
House.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM RICHARDSON G
! New York are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs A. "
,, Ferrin. Mrs Richardson is sister of MI
Ferrin.
CLAUS OLANDT, general secretary of tn
, Young Mems Christian Association, was i
town last Saturday, the guest of Waite
= Thorpe.
MRS. S. A. Rowland of Lisbon, N. H
has been visiting her son, r. A. Howlan(
during the past week, at the home of c. H
Shipman.
MRS. e. H. GRAVES and daughter Ruti
. Of Palmer, Mass, have been guests of Harr
NJ Graves, their son and brother, durin
the past week.
, FRED w BANCROFT is in town from Bos
: ton, and is receiving cordial greetings o
: every hand. He will return later for
Q months vacation.
MRS. MINNIE MARSH goes to Plainfel
L this week to take the part of Queen Ei
: ther" in the cantata by that name to /
: brought out there.
MRS MARY ID. B. RHINEHART and Mr.
Joseph Poland attended the Woman
= Home Missionary Union of Vermont hel
o at Middlebury last week.
;, REV. G. j. SUTHERLAND of Northfield wi
o preach at Christ Church next Sunday an
? June 27, during the absence on vacation
II Rev. A. N. Lewis the rector.
2. MRS. l.. l.. BEEMAN is attending the al
IS nual meeting of the Vermont Woman Su
IS frage Assoc alton, of which she is presiden
2. held this week in Burlington.
II JOHN l.. STANYAN went last week to Co
70 cord, N. H., where he is playing in Il
Third Regiment band, at the annual must
Of the New Hampshire militia.
% Il. j. BoYNToN will soon return to Mon
l. peler to resume the practice OF law,
>; having declined a position in the railwi
"a post-of1lce service rendered him.
~ a q. A. PRoUTY.of Newport p. w. Cleme
% Of Rutland and j. e. Cushman Of Burlin
ton, TIT do. To-, l,.