The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-11
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY,
LOC1L HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. A. W. BARNUM of Boston is visiting
relatives and friends in town.
MRS. FRANK BEMIs is visiting at her for
mer home at Willsboro, N. Y.
Miss RUTH RoLEAU is visiting Miss Ber-
tha Dewing at Queen City Park.
MRS FANNIE HUNT of Morrisville is Wis
iting George w. Colby, her brother.
Miss EvALYN M. BURNS went last Friday
to Boston for vacation of two weeks.
POLICEMAN DEMERITT went into camp at
Sabin's pond in Woodbury. on Sunday.
III. e. SLAYToN's family are in camp on
the shore Of Sabins Pond, in Woodbury..
MRS. w. 7. DEWEY and two sons are
guests Of Luke Parish at Randolph Center.
Mrs. w. A. SHAY and child are visiting
at Mrs. Shay's former home in Brookfield
The banks will be closed next Monday
Bennington Battle Day, and legal holiday.
CHRIST Church Ladies' Guild will hold
reception at the New Parish house to-day.
Miss ALICE TRUE spent several days last
week with Miss Eula Putnam at Putnams-
vile.
w. II. RIDEoUT, Sergeant of Station of
the police force Of Boston, is visiting in
town.
THE residence OF e. j. Woodbury. has
been connected with the telephone ex-
change.
OOL' ~ L. LULA ROco Oulb W
Randolph to attend the summer school for
teachers.
MALCoM w. MAYNARD of Worcester, Mass,
Is visiting Mrs. Rev. W. A. Dawson, his
daughter.
w. p. MANLEY, president of the Security
National Bank Of Sioux City. Ia, is at the
Pavilion.
REV. ANDREW GILLIEs will hold on open
air meeting on Berlin side next Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. AND MRS. ALFRED A. POPE and Mrs.
George G. Shepard Of Cleveland, O., are at
the Pavilion.
Miss BERTHA L. PRATT of Boston, for
merly of this city, is visiting friends and
relatives here.
MISS ELLA BAILEY returned on last
Thursday evening, after year spent in
foreign travel.
MISS GERTRUDE COCHRAN has been the
guest Of Mrs. d. f. Clark, her sister, during
the past week.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society will
hold social at the parsonage on Hubbard
street this evening.
GEORGE X. PUTNAM is to occupy the
Rufus 9. Robinson house on Bailey avenue,
after September l..
Christian Association is closed for the
month of August.
MARX l.. BEARDsLEY is to occupy the new
house on Loomis street, recently erected by
Mrs Minnie Marsh.
MISS ELIZABETH HAWKINS goes this week
to her home in Syracuse, N. Y, for vaca-
ton OF three weeks.
THE senior order of United American
Mechanics will hold meeting this evening
in Grand Army hall.
Hon. AND MRS. CHARLES DEWEY and Miss
via Cbor1otta
box at Randolph Center.
JUDGE j. w. RowELL will give hearing
at Randolph to-day on the Montpelier Hard
ware Company assigneeship.
G. w. LEONARD returned to New York on
Monday night. His family will remain in
Montpelier for the present.
WALLACE G. HALE moved his family to
Bellows Falls last Saturday where he has
good position in general market.
Miss MAMIE JANaRAw is clerk in the
Montpelier Book Store while Mrs Walter
N. Learned takes a brief vacation.
GEORGE B. PECK and Frank e. Howe go into
camp on Thursday at Groton pond, where
they will remain ten days or two weeks.
THE Christian Endeavor societies cleared
about $50 from their lawn party, held last
Friday evening in Bethany church-yard.
MRS. CARL L. SMITH returned last week
from Jackson, Mich, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. e. Wilson.
E. M. HARVEY, deputy clerk of Washing
ton County Court, has been enjoying vaca-
tion cruising on Lake Champlain in a steam
yacht.
MRS. j. Fl. STYLEs and daughter OF Wash.
ington, ID. c., and Mrs. Charles e. Lex and
daughter Of Philadelphia are at the Pa
vilion.
ALFRED A. Pore of Cleveland O., took a
party on Tuesday from the Pavilion to the
Lake View House at Woodbury. to spend
the day.
REV. DIR. NORMAN SEAvER and Thomas
Dewey conducted an open air service last
Sunday afternoon on Berlin side near
Nicholas Block
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. W. SLoCUM, Mr.. and
Mrs. George FL. Almon and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Mutt were at Queen City Park, Bur
lington, last Sunday.
THE fve-years-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Magoon died last week Tues.
| day evening OF pneumonia. The funeral
was held on last Thursday.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK A. ADAMS went last
Saturday to Granville, the former home OF
Mrs. Adams. The latter will visit relatives
there for three weeks or more.
| II. 9. GLEASON went on Monday to Ran
somville, N. Y, where Mrs. Gleason has
been staying for several weeks. Mr.. Glea-
| son will be absent about week.
| MISSES ELENA +. w hbbThH anu rlOrenCe
Hill left last Friday for a vacation OF two
weeks which will be spent on the shore OF
Lake Champlain and in Rutland.
DIR. HAROLD A. FISK has been elected q
delegate from Montpelier lodge, Knights Of
Pythias to the grand lodge, which meets In
Rutland the first week in October.
MISS EMMA MACK, an employee in the
dress making parlors of Miss Elizabeth
Hawkins, is spending three weeks vaca
tion at her home in Monette. N. Y.
REV. ANDREW GILLIEs will address the
meeting for young men to be held next
Sunday afternoon in the rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
III. N. BoswoRTH of Greensboro, N O..
whose sudden death is noted by our Will
liamstown correspondent in this issue, was
a relative Of s. II. o. Bosworth Of this city.
THE infant child of Mrs Ruth Cushmar
Anthony died last Saturday at Providence
II. l. The body was brought to Montpelier
last evening and buried in Green Noun,
Cemetery.
REV. j. HARRY HOLDEN, of Attleboro
Mass who with his family is visiting hii
mother in Middlesex, Is to preach to the
Unitarian society of that place next Sunday
at two p. M