The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-06
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


@. II. LOWE and Lester II. Greene are in
Boston this week.
MR.. AND MRS. j. @. HoUeHToN went to
New York last Saturday.
DIR. O. N. HUNT and W. E. Terrill are in
New York for a few days.
Miss KATE GUPT1L of Randolph, is the
guest Of Mrs. NJ. 8. Davis.
Miss SALLIE DEvINE of Philadelphia is
visiting Mrs. j. w. Leland.
Miss GRACE NJ. LANCE OF Richmond, p
O., is visiting relatives in the city.
MRS. BENJAMIN DALEY was seriously i'll
last week, but is slowly improving.
Mr.. AND MRS. e. j. TRAsK OF Brookfleld
visited Mrs. Amy p. Hibbard last week.
Mrs. w. B. WoRTHING went to Boston ON
Monday for stay Of two or three weeks.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLARD w. HOLDEN are
visiting their daughter in Hartford, Conn.
GEORGE S. MARSH of Chicago was the
guest of Hermon D. Hopkins over last Sun
day.
FRANK II. HALL of the firm of Johonnotts
& Hall, is confined to the house with the
grip.
j. M. Foss, M. Magiff, Ed Nash aud @. E.
Fuller of st. Albans were at the Pavilion
on Tuesday.
ELBERT III. DwINELL went to Cambridge,
Mass, last Wednesday to re-enter Harvard
Law School.
ARTHUR CAMPBELL went last week to
Berlin Falls, N. H., to work at his trade as
cigar maker.
Miss ELIZABETH PECK goes to-day to New
Bedford, Mass, to visit Nathan Phinney,
her cousin.
w. L. JACOBS of Barton, assistant editor
of the Orleans county Monitor, visited in
town last week.
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give harvest party and dance this evening
at the Mutt farm.
P. 1. ROBBINS of Keene, N. H., takes the
place of Edward Seguin in the jewelry store
of G. II. Baldwin
MRS. ROBERT BUcKNER, who lives near
the electric light station, is dangerously i'll
with pneumonia.
A DALTON child, living on Berlin side,
fell in the old tannery last Sunday, receiv-
ing severe bruises.
The job of painting the electric car house
above. the Pioneer station, has been let to
George w. Colby.
Miss FANNIE CLARK, stenographer in the
Office of G. II. More & Co., is visiting at her
home in New York
THERE will be whist party and dance at
Village Hall. East Montpelier, on Thursday
evening, October ID.
MISS ADA SMITH of Plain City, o., takes
the place of Miss Flora Slayton in the book
store of George r. Ehle.
Mrs. PATRICK MCBRIDE is seriously i'll
with Inflammation of the kidneys, superin-
duced by scarlet fever.
MAJOR o. d. CLARK, assistant secretary
of the National Life Insurance Company, is
in New York this week.
WEATHER permitting the band will give
an open air concert from the School street
stand next Friday evening.
l.. w. PORTER has sold his farm at West
Berlin to Gilman s. Emerson, and is to
move to Montpelier to reside.
j. M. HALEY of the Worcester TELEGRAM,
formerly of the Argus staff. has been visit
ing in town during the past week.
A GRAND and petit jury term Of United
States circuit and district court will open at
Montpelier on Tuesday, October, 10.
IRA MORSE of Cambridge, division in
spector, will visit Gen. Stephen Thomas
Camp, Sons of Veterans, on Thursday even
ing.
THE Ladies' Reading Circle connected
with Trinity church met on Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Andrew Gillies at the par
sonage.
DR.. L. G. WAKEFIELD tested last week
eighteen cows belonging to A. G. Andrews
of Berlin, finding them all free from tuber-
culosis.
DIR. L. @. WAKEFIELD has purchased, for
81, ,200 through the real estate agency OF A.
j. Howe, the Dodge house at the top Of
Clay Hill.
Mrs. f. w. CARVER and daughter Blanche
returned last Thursday from an absence of
several weeks in Vinal Haven, Me-, and
New York.
Miss INEz ENGLISH returned last Friday
from the Profile House, N. H., where she
has been telegraph operator during the sum-
mer season.
THE Ladies' Aid Society of the Heaton
Hospital will meet this afternoon at two
o'clock with Mrs. G. FL. Heaton at her home
on State street.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is to preach in
the Morse school-house, East Montpelier,
next Sunday at 2:15 P. NJ. Subject, "Chiv-
airy in Religion"
as delegate from Montpelier Lodge,
knights of Pythias, to the grand lodge now
in session in that city.
REV. ANDREW GILLIEs conducted the
meeting for men held last Sunday after
noon in the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
ID. X. STEVENS OF Tacoma, Wash, who
has been the guest of James T. Sabin for
several weeks, went on Tuesday to Boston
with view to locating there.
THE Ladies' Reading Club of Christ
church will hold its first meeting with Mrs.
Pearl Blodgett, Liberty street. next Tues
day afternoon, October II at 2: 10 p. M.
R.C. BLOWERS, w. G. Berry and G. III.
Ferrn are in Boston this week to witness
the games between the Boston and Balti-
more baseball teams for the prize cup.
The first of a series of ten whist parties
under the auspices of the st. Jean de Bap-
tiste society, will be held in their hall in
Lawrence building on Thursday evening
JOHN III. SENTER, United States District
Attorney, and Miss Evalyn M. Burns, his
stenographer, went to Rutland on Tuesday
to attend a session OF United States Circuit
court.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is to assist this
evening at the installation Of Rev. e. Q. S.
Osgood as minister OF the Unitarian church
in Brattleboro, by giving "the charge to the
pastor"
MRS. L. A. DwELDE and her sister, Mrs.
Gerriston of Waltham, Mass, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, @. ii. Alexander
for part of the summer have returned
home.
MASON s. STONE, state superintendent of
education, left on Monday for Bennington
and Windham counties, where he expects
to spend two weeks or more holding teach
ers' institutes.
A. @. SPIRo, the furrier, has returned
from New York with a full line OF furs and
Ia well posted on the latest tailoring busi-