The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-18
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY,
LOC1L HAPPENINGS.


Miss DAISY LANE Is at Fabyan's for a stay
OF several weeks
MRS. HATTIE TRUE visited in Marshfield
over last Sunday.
DIR. G. E. CoRBIN was in Ludlow and
Chester last week.
JUDGE l.. M. READ of Bellows Falls was
in town on Tuesday
Mrs. CHARLES +. LOWE gave an after
noon tea on Tuesday.
MAYOR GUERNSEY was in Nashua N. H.,
on business last week.
A. A. TIFFANY of St. Albans was in town
on Sunday and Monday.
MR.. AND MRS CHARLES f. ROBINSON are
inc amp at Groton pond.
DR.. AND MRS r. Ii. NEWTON are at the
Lake View House, Woodbury..
Miss FLORENCE RUSSELL of Burlington is
the guest OF Mrs. B. NJ. Shepard.
WAITE SABIN is spending a week with
relatives and friends at Cambridge.
MRS. RUTH THURsToN Of Chicago is visit
ing Mrs. G.. G. Chandler, her sister.
CHARLES ST. LAWRENCE of Rutland is the
guest of Francis Lawrence, his brother.
LIEUTENANT THEODORE DEWEY is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dewey, his parents.
MISS FLORENCE FERRIN gave a corn roast
to party of her friends on Tuesday after
noon.
Ii. X. SHERBURNE is to move to the Mrs.
Lovisa Robinson house on Fullerton
Avenue.
JOHN ALMoN of Brockton, Mass, is visit
ing George II. Almon, his brother, at the
Pavilion.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. A. G. EATON and Miss
Gertrude Drew climbed Cancels Hump on
Tuesday.
RUFUS G. ROBINSON has rented the Will
lard house on State street and has taken
possession.
Miss JESSIE WILLIAMS of Enfield, N. H.,
is staying few weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
r. r. Stevens.
MISSES ELIZA AND ELENA GEORGE are at
their home in Bradford for vacation of
several weeks.
Mrs. II, G. MUTT and Miss Mary G. Mutt
of Brookline, Mass, are at the Mutt farm
for two weeks
WILLARD b. LINDsLEY of Philadelphia,
former clerk in the Montpelier post-office, is
visiting in town.
MRS. GEORGE I. LINCOLN Of West New
ton, Mass, visited Miss Mary Tromblee, her
sister, last week.
Wednesday to Thorntoe, N. H., for an out
ing of two weeks.
DIR. AND MRS. X. LoNGFELLow CLEAvEs
returned las Wednesday evening from
their wedding trip.
Mrs. JOSEPHINE BAILEY arrived at the
Pavilion on Monday evening from Old
Orchard Beach, Me.
REV. ANDREW GILLIEs will preach at
East Montpelier Center next Sunday after
noon at three o'clock.
Mrs. JOHN VooDRY is spending few
weeks in Antrim, N. H., with Mrs. D. w.
Cooley, her daughter.
A TwELvEPoUND daughter was born
early on Tuesday morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Blanchard.
Mr.. and MRS. JOHN HANSON of Nashua,
N H are visiting Mrs. James Canning,
sister of Mrs. Hanson.
Miss MARY REED, daughter of Charles A.
Reed of Chicago, is visiting her grand
mother at the Riverside.
THE meat markets will be closed at six
o'clock on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
in future until January /.
MR.. and MRS. G. w. V. SMITH of Spring
field, Mass. have been the guests of I. W.
Wood during the past week.
Mrs. G. II. ADAMS and Miss Hattie Hast
ings of Orange, Mass, were guests last
week OF Mrs. A. w. Slocum.
Mrs. GEORGE e. MILLS returned last even
ing from a visit of several weeks with Miss
Annie r. Johnson in Maine
MRS. +. M. EHLE and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cutler
went to Boston on Monday for visit Of a
week or more at the beaches.
Miss MARY A. PHINNEY returns next
week to her work as instructor of music in
the public schools in Rutland.
L. G, TEwKsBURY is to occupy the L. B.
Huntington tenement on Cedar street re-
Gently vacated by G. f. Lowe.
The Sunday-school connected with Triu-
ity church will picnic at Owls Head on
Thursday If the weather is pleasant.
f. ID. HALE, state auditor, and eX-Lieut
Gov. Il. NJ. Mansur were in town last Fri
day on their way home from muster.
Mrs. G. G. FIELD was at Essex Junction
last week to be present at an operation per-
formed on Miss Agnes Drury, her niece.
Miss AGNES DRURY of Essex Junction,
who has many friends in Montpelier, is
dangerously i'll of water around the heart
THE Kids from North Barre came to
Montpelier last Saturday and were defeated
by the Montpelier Rushers by score Of II
to 6.
THE musical and literary entertainment
that was to have been given in Trinity
church this evening, has been postponed
one week.
CHARLES III. Cross has purchased for
S2 600 through the real estate agency of A.
j. Howe, the d. S. Blanpied house on Sem
mary Hill.
MRS. A. j. SIBLEY was seriously i'll al
Saratoga, n Y, last week and was unable
to return to Montpelier last Saturday as she
had planned.
Hon. AND MRS. II. A HUsE were al
Chester last week, where Mr.. Huse went tc
attend a meeting of the trustees OF the Sol
diers' Home.
| A. f. SoRTwELL of Cambridge, Mass
| president of the Montpelier and Wells
River railroad, with his family, is at the
the Pavilion.
Mrs. A. o. CUMMINs and Mrs. G. A. Bes
leave this morning for York Beach, Me. Mrs
Lucy Moulton and daughter, Nellie, wen
there on Monday.
THE Soldiers Home," corner OF Elm
and School streets, was raided on Monday
by Deputy Sheriff Wedge. No Intoxicating
liquors were found.
THE place in Salinas block run by Mose
DEMO was raided last Wednesday afternoon
by Constable III. b. Wedge No ntoxicat
ing liquor was found.
FRED w. BANCROFT gave his song lee
lures on Irish and Scotch songs at a Chau
tauqua assembly at Old Orchard Beach two