The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-07-21
MONTPELIER And VICINITY.
LOC4L HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. D. P. RING is visiting in Burlington
and Richmond
A SON was born last Saturday to Mr. ant
Mrs. James Canales.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. e. TERRILL were a.
Eagle Camp last week.
A SON was born last Wednesday to Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. DeBoer
H. G. GLEASON sang bass in Bethany
church choir last Sunday.
Miss ALICE TRUE left last Saturday for a
weeks visit in Marshfield.
A DAUGHTER was born last Thursday to
Mr.. and Mrs j. H, Bishop.
EDDIE BENwAY cut one foot badly on
Monday by stepping on piece OF glass.
MRS. M. A. PRATT of Chattanooga, Tenn,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Daley.
Mr. AND MRS II. s. COTTON and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. e. Niles are visiting in Brookield,
Mr.. AND MRS. CARL N. BANCROFT of Co.
lumbus, o., are guests of Mrs. E. p Walton.
MRS. AND MISS VAN srUDDEFoRD of st.
Louis are at the Pavilion for an indefinite
stay.
j. G. Brown and family left on Tuesday
for Mount Mansfield for stay OF few
days.
Miss ANNIE FAIR of Northfeld has been
the guest OF Mrs. j. W. Caustic during the
past week.
MRS. ARTHUR A. BENNETT and children
OF st. Charles, ILL.,, are visiting relatives in
this vicinity
CYRUS EASTMAN, representative of the
Manchester Union, is in town for q stay of
several weeks
THE Montpelier Military Band will give
concert next Friday evening from the Pa
vilion band stand
GEORGE r. EHLE went to Boston last Sat-
urday evening for a brief business trip, re-
turning on Tuesday.
Mr., AND MRS HARLOW M. SMITH go to
st. Albans Bay on Thursday for vacation
OF week or ten days.
j. LEE FoNsBELL and L. M. Drake of the
Boston Journal staff are at the Exchange
Hotel for few days.
MRS. ALBERT S. SPARROW returned last
Thursday from a trip to Nashua, N. H.,
Boston and the beaches.
DoRMAN B. KENT left last Saturday for
Newport, and will go from there to Boston
for few days vacation.
MISS BESSIE D. SHAY of Littleton, N. H.,
came to Montpelier this week to reside with
W. A. Shay, her brother.
MRS. ELIZA CRossETT and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cory are in camp on
the shore of Berlin pond
DIR. AND MRS. o. L. WATSON left on Mon
day for Old Orchard Beach where they will
T6uldlu lOT bbVbTdl W66Kb.
ABOUT twenty members of the Young
Mems Christian Association are in camp at
Sabin's pond in Woodbury..
A "wATERMELoN party" was held last
Thursday evening on Hubbard Hill by
merry party Of young people.
MADAME CAROLINE S. HOPKINS is visiting
relatives in st. Albans, Montgomery, and
other places in Franklin county
REV. L. L. BEEMAN, presiding elder Of
the Montpelier District, will preach at
Trinity church next Sunday morning.
MRS. L. j. WILLIAMS of Lebanon, N. H.,
has been visiting iduring the past week at
the home of 0rville Dewey, her father.
G, w, BRowNELL and General T. S. Peck
of Burlington and General Guy V. Henry
of Fort Ethan Allen were in town on Mon
day
w. G. COTTON returned last Thursday to
Lynn, Mass, after an enjoyable vacation
spent with Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Cotton, his
parents.
j. A WELLMAN, general agent at Man
chester, N. H., of the National Life Insur-
ance Company, was at the Pavilion on
Tuesday.
Tor Fruithurst, Ala, on a business and
pleasure trip, expecting to be absent about
ten days.
ADoLPHUs HUNT and Miss Lula Gray
were married last week by M. w. Whee-
lock, Justice of the Peace, at his residence
in Berlin.
GEORGE d. KDDER was called to st.
Johnsbury on Tuesday by telegram from
DR.. e. III. Ross to care for a man who was
injured there.
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES M. KELSEY of
Ht lord, Conn, are visiting at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. w. w. Holden, parents of
Mrs. Kelsey.
MISSES HATTIE AND AMY FISK went on
Tuesday TO their former home in Waitsfeld
to visit the scene of the land slide on Fays-
ton mountain.
+. W. STANYAN, the efficient superintend-
ent OF the Barre railroad, has moved from
Barre to Montpelier. He is at present To-
Gated at the Pavilion.
MRS e. A. MUTT is stenographer at the
office Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insur-
ance office during the absence on vacation
Of Miss Olive b. Stout.
A HORSE owned by T. W. Eagan made
things lively on Barre street last Sunday
afternoon by indulging in runaway. The
buggy was badly wrecked.
THOMAS SMITH died last Saturday of drop
sy at his home near Shady Rill. Funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon and
the burial was at Worcester.
Miss INEz ENGLISH has closed her laboIs
in the Western Union Telegraph Office in
this city and has gone to Lake George,
where she is telegraph operator in hotel.
Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT WILKINSON, Miss
Olive b. Stout and Miss Mary Trombley
left on Tuesday for Alexandria Bay and the
Thousand Islands for an outing OF week
MICHAEL PEMBROKE had his right arm
penetrated several inches by a pitchfork
tine while unloading hay last Saturday, and
is taking an enforced vacation from active
labor.
GEORGE w. WING, ESQ.,, was up town on
Monday for the first time since the accident
OF two weeks ago. His side still troubles
him but the wounds on his face are nearly
healed.
PROFESSOR M. s. Villas is one OF eighty
candidates for the principalship OF the Ran
dolph High School, made vacant by the re-.
moval of Professor N. j. Whtehill to Mont
pelier.
THE young people who have been camp
ing at Mirror Lake for the past two weeks
chaperoned by Mrs. Juliet Bancroft and
Mrs. III. A Huse returned to Montpelier ON
Monday.
l., G, AND MISS ALICE p. BLANCHARD of
Boston, who have been guests of Misses
Addie and Maud Phillips for the past ten
days, returned on Monday TO their relatives
in Berlin.
CAPT. III. @. LULL conducted the meeting
hall G...n n.la.V Al