The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-07-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

MN. AND MRS. u. n. w OHKUM OF new \ Ork
are guests OF Hon. b. #. Fifeld.
A SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Lavio.
lette died on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss MAY SARGENT of Seneca Castle, N.
Y, is visiting w. A. Lord, her uncle.
LOUIS WooD and family have been at
Greensboro pond, during the past week.
LESLIE f. PECK is at home from Fitch.
burg, Mass, for a vacation OF two weeks.
MRS. @. w BAILEY is seriously i'll at the
home Of Mrs. @. W. Porter, her daughter.
MRS. LAURA BAILEY of Burlington, N. J.
is visiting Mrs. d. s. Wheatley, her sister.
MRS. MINNIE MARSH and children are
visiting sister Of Mrs. Marsh at Meriden,
N. II.
WILLIAM MORRISON, formerly foreman in
the Montpelier Book Bindery, is visiting in
town.
THE Montpelier Military Band will give
concert from the School street stand this
evening.
e. II. DEAvrTT Of Boston has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Deavitt, his parents, for
several days.
w. E. DuFER arrived in the city this week
and will hereafter play with the Montpelier
Military Band.
w. A. ELLIS was called to St. Johnsbury
on Monday by the serious illness Of his
brother John.
Mr.. AND MRS. DAVID P. RING have been
engaged as caterers for Company III at mus
ter next month.
A PARTY OF thirty young men from
Montpelier will spend next Sunday on
Mount Mansfield.
The clothing stores will close on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings at seven o'clock un-
til September 10 next.
DR.. G. N. HUNT has opened an Office in
Union block, in rooms formerly occupied
by DR.. ]. E, Macomber.
THR report that there was Q drowning
accident at Berlin Pond on iMoiGay was en-
tirely without foundation,
THE Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. G. E. Hunt on Spring street, next Mon
day afternoon at two o'clock.
l.. DAVID Moss has moved his barber
shop from Hazen block to the basement Of
Holmes block on State street.
GILMAN PECK, in the employ OF G. g.
Whittier, clipped off the end Of his left
thnmb with cleaver last Saturday.
MASON s. STONE and j. ". Brooks start
this week for three weeks tour through
the wilds Of Canada on fishing trip.
MRS. y. B. WAITE returned on Tuesday
from Cambridge, where she has been visit
ing Mrs. E. G. Wells, her daughter.
CHESTER WRIGHT returned on Tuesday
from Boston where he has been in pre-
paratory school for Harvard College.
The CEcELA QUARTETTE furnished mu-
sic for commencement exercises at Norwich
University, Northfeld, last Thursday.
COLONEL FRED e. SMITH has opened his
| camp at Berlin Pond and entertained a
party of friends there over the Fourth.
GEORGE BRAINERD was at Groton on
Monday to adjust fire loss for the Yer
mont Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
FRANK e. HOWE and George B. Peck en-.
i0va1 tho pOOl hraazaa that
Groton pond last Saturday and Sunday.
CLARENCE sRNTER nearly chopped of the
end of the middle finger OF his right hand
while celebrating last Saturday evening.
JOHN Il, SENTER and family and Miss
Evalyn Burns go on Thusday to Mr.. Sen
ter's camp at Woodbury. for stay OF two
weeks.
MRS, GEORGE E. MILLS accompanied Miss
Annie K. johnson last week to her home
in Maine, where she will remain for severa
weeks.
MISS SBYL WRIGHT goes to-day to Cam
bridge, Mass, for a visit Of two weeks a
the home of w. L. Whitney, her grand
father.
THE Ladies Aid Association of HeatoI
Hospital will hold its regular meeting thil
afternoon at two o'clock with Mrs Charles
II. Heaton.
MRS. MARGARET TURNER, formerly Mrs
A. l.. Carleton, and Mrs. L. f. Corey from
La Cygne, Kansas, are at the Pavilion 70
the summer.
R. M. HARVEY has broken ground for
house he is to erect on College street be
tween the residences of George e. Mills ant
A. w. Slocum.
Wednesday by getting it under the wheel
of a heavy truck while he was working 70
Mayor G.. H. Guernsey
JOHN L. STANYAN has gone to Tanners
vile, N. Y, in the Catskill Mountains
where he is to play with an orchestra dun
ing the summer season
THE firm of Hale & Goss has been dis
solved by mutual consent. %. l.. Goss will
continue the business at the market fol
merly run by III. @. Holmes.
ORRIN DALEY has corn growing in hi
garden that is fully tasseled and measure
four feet high. Mr.. Daley also had gree
peas from his garden July4.
HARLIE CUMMINs is at home from Wol
cester, Mass. He has recently taken e1
setts Institute of Technology
MEMBERS af the Young Mems Christia
Association are planning to 60 into cam
ON the shore of Sabin pond in Woodbur
the last two weeks Of July.
THE guests OF the Riverside, with severs
OF their friends, were taken to Berlin pom
by Miss Lucy Jacobs last Saturday. TIL
day was thoroughly enjoyed.
ALANsoN LUCE returned last Friday afte
a visit OF several months with relatives Il
Washington, ID. c., New York city. Boston
Springfield and Haverhlll, Mass.
Miss BERTHA CARPENTER returned las
Thursday to her duties in the store G
George II. Ehle, after a vacation Of fou
, weeks at her home in Gouldsville.
MRS. EUGENE II. RAND visited last wee
at the home OF Frank q. Lyons in Burline
ton. She was accompanied on her retur
by Miss Esther, daughter Of Mr.. Lyons.
,, MISS MAY SCovILLE has been visiting i
j the city during the past week. In con
a pany with Miss Flora Terrill Miss Scoyill
. sails from New York for Germany July 2t
, MISS ALICE l.. DELANo OF Boston is tn
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