The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-25


from Aberdeen, Scotland, accompanied b.
his bride. He expects to remain in Mont
pelier for the present.
A TEAM captained by Richard Standisl
went to Plainfield on Monday to play bas
ball. The Montpelier boys we're taken int
camp by score OF 80 to 3.
MRS. GEORGE p. ARTHUR and son Nal
colin, who have been guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fl. d. Hopkins for several weeks, wen
last evening to Malone, N. Y.
E. Fl. CHENEY, editor Of the Free Press o
Lebanon, N: H., accompanied by Mrs
| Cheney has been the guest of Mrs. M. s
Davis during the past week.
MISS ANNA GUERNSEY has been engaged
as bookkeeper at the Montpelier Seminary
Tor the coming year. Miss Clara DeForo
| Will be assistant in the Office.
JOHN f. GooDENoUoH, substitute carrier
will take the place in the carrier service o.
the Montpelier post-office, made vacant by
the death of Harvey w. Brown.
FRANK r. GALE, a graduate Of Tufts col
lege in the class Of 1897, is to conduct the
services in the Morse school house, East
Montpelier, next Sunday at 215 P. NJ
THE infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Paquin died last Thursday night OF cholera
infantum. The funeral was held from st.
Augustine's church Saturday morning.
THE contract for lighting the Heaton hos.
Saturday, by the trustees, to j. 3. Viles, the
Argue to the contrary Notwithstanding.
HENRY j. LIBBIN returned to Montpelier
on last Thursday, after an absence OF sew.
eral months. He has been travelling mostly In
the New England states, with kinetes
cope.
L. w. SHEDD went last Thursday to Cor.
ham, Me-, where Mrs. Shedd has been visit
ing her mother for several weeks. He re.
rnn hau M nj tnd hu Ira
Shedd.
THE infant son OF the late W. II. Moss
died last Wednesday. The funeral was
held Friday morning from st. Augustine's q
church, and burial was in the Catholic
cemetery.
REV. WILLIAM II. HOPKINS Of Poughkeep.
sie, N. Y, will conduct the meeting for
men to be held next Sunday afternoon at
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
G. 8. HUBBARD has purchased Of Mrs. M.
s. Davis her lease Of the Exchange Hotel
and takes possession next Monday morning.
Mr.. Hubbard has engaged j. Henry Libben
as manager.
Mr.. AND MRS. M. W. MAYNARD, who
have for several weeks been at the home OF
Mrs. Rev. W. A. Dawson, their daughter,
returned on Monday to their home In
Worcester, Mass.
A. Dubec, State Secretary, are at st.
Albans this week attending the annual
meeting Of the State Court OF the Catholic
Order Of Foresters.
DOCTORS I, II. AND II. A. FISK, Miss
Maud Fisk and gentleman friend from
Burlington caught basket OF handsome
trout on Monday. The hatchery at Roxbury
could not produce finer.
GEORGE W. Colby, W. W. Noyes and
Nhor loo otf hn Noft q
Grand Army Encampment at Buffalo. FL
B. Wedge was delegate from Brooks Post
but was unable to attend.
MOSES DEMO was arrested on Tuesday by
Deputy Sheriff Graves, charged with keep
ing Intoxicating liquor with intent to sell
and with maintaining nuisance. He was
arraigned in city court, bail was furnished
and his case was continued.
ROUND trip tickets to Ste. Anne de Beau
pre- from Montpelier will be sold for S5 next
Monday. for those who wish to attend the
annual grand pilgrimage to that shrine, Wis
Montreal and steamer " Three Rivers"
REV. DR.. NORMAN SEAvER is away on a va
cation Rev. DR.. e. NJ Smith occupied the
pulpit of Bethany church last Sunday, and
Rev. William Herman Hopkins Of Pough
keepsie, N. Y, will preach next Sunday.
L.P. GLEASON went last week to Mon
treal, where he met his wife and son Fred
way home from Ransomville, N. Y, where
they have been visiting for several weeks
ABOUT one hundred knights Templar O
Trinity Commandery OF Manchester, N. II.
who are on pilgrimage through New Eng
land and Canada dined at the Pavilion las
| Saturday while en- route to the Whit,
Mountains.
REV. DIR. HENRY IRVING CUsHMAN, O
| Providence, r. l., is to supply the pulpit Of
the church of the Messiah next Sunday
morning, and will preach for the Unitarian
society in Middlesex in the afternoon a
two o'clock.
JOSEPH SHEPARD of Chicago assistan
general manager Of the United States Ex
press Company, is the guest Of Mrs. FL.
Mutt at the Mutt farm. Mr.. Shepard is OF
his way to Peacham to revisit the home o
his childhood.
STATES ATTORNEY Rowland was at Yer
gennes andWaIren last week looking up ev
| idence to be introduced at the preliminar,
hearing aud before the grand jury in tn
case of Herbert Poland, whose arrest ant
confinement in Washington county Jail /
noted elsewhere.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND died suddenly @
heart disease last Saturday, at his hom
near the electric light station, aged fifty
seven years. He leaves widow and tw
sons The body was taken on Monday t
Malone, N. Y, for burial.
THE Sunday-school connected with Chris
Church will picnic to-day, weather permit
ting. 1t is requested that contributions 70
the expenses, and for the tables be sent t
the parish house this morning between hal
past nine and ten o'clock.
A special meeting of the Woman's Chri
tian Temperance Union will be held o
Thursday afternoon at three o'clock, wit
Mrs. Mary Putnam on First avenue. Fac
member is requested to be present as del,
gates to the state convention at Esse
junction are to be elected.
ROME G. BROWN of Minneapolis, MINI
who is east on q business tour throug
Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusett
visited Colonel and Mrs. A. c. Brown, h
; parents, last week. On his return to Mimi
apols about September he will be accoI
panied by Colonel and Mrs. Brown.
EDWARD @. EVE, representing the educ
tional department OF the New York Time
arrived in town on Monday. He has esta
lished headquarters at the bookstore
: George II. Ehle, where those seeking ba
, gains in standard encyclopedias will fin
y something's very much to their advantage
+ A SECOND hearing was held last week b
: fore Judge j. W. Rowell at Randolph
a decide, If possible, as to who should
assignee OF the insolvent Montpelier Har
4, ware Conn any. Judge Rowell rendered
!, decision and the attorneys came home
u look up additional law points covering b
: case.