The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-07-28
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Waitsfeld last week.
G. II. FULLER has fled an involuntary
petition in insolvency.
Miss josie PIERCE of Boston is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. @, A. Lang.
MISSES MARY AND DELLA BoARDMAN Wis
tied last week in Burlington.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. G. STONE visited in
Clsremont, N. a., last week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. S. G. SHURTLEFF are at
Saratoga, N. Y, for two weeks
Mrs. e. M. GARLAND of Boston is the
guest of Mrs. George A. Huntington.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN L. PIERCE of Bur-
lington are visiting relatives in the city.
MRS. j. f. WATERMAN has given her class
OF music pupils vacation of few weeks.
A DAUGHTER was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs Bert L. Taylor of Duluth, MINI.
Mrs. g. W. LEARNED Of Bayonne, N. j.,
is visiting at the home of Henry w. Drew.
MISSES CARRIE AND HELEN HILL of Ded-
ham, Mass, are guests of Miss Ellen j.
Grout.
F. HUBER BREWER OF New York has been
visiting his mother and sister during the
past week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. WI. BAGLEY leave next
Saturday for Wells Beach, Maine, for a stay
OF two weeks.
A PUBLIC examination of teachers will be
held in the Union school building next Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. AND MRS. r. w. MORSE made fly
ing trip to Boston last Wednesday, return
ing Friday morning.
A REUNION of Company 1, Eleventh ver-
mont Regiment, will be held at North
Calais next Saturday.
THE Montpelier Military Band will give
an open-air concert from the Pavilion stand
next Friday evening.
CoL.IC. s. FORBES of st Albans, was in
town last evening to attend the opening Of
the Wood Art Gallery.
MISS NELLIE ALLARD and Mrs. Raphael
Lanier went on Monday to st. Johnsbury to
visit sister Of Miss Allard.
MISS IDA A. PUTNAM wen ton Monday to
Concord, N H., for a visit of a week or
more with her grandparents
MRS. f. II. PUFFER and children of Man
chester, N. III , are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Sumner Kimball, her parents.
MIR. AND Mrs. ALMoN WORCESTER of St.
Louis are visiting at the home of Dan Wor-
tester, brother of the former.
r. b. DENNY, F. d. Long and Misses
Clara Adams and Laura Ropes visited the
Fayston landslide on Monday.
M. w. WHEELocK has purchased of G. s.
Hubbard. for $500, lot of land lying on
the southerly side Of Barre street.
Mr.. AND MRS. LESTER Fl. GREENE and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Ferrin spent last Sum-
day on the summit Of Mt. Mansfield
LOUIS FISHER has closed his labors as
clerk at the Exchange Hotel. His place is
taken by A. w. Mears of Morrisville.
THE infant son Of George A. Buzzell died
on Monday OF commissions caused by teeth
ing The funeral will be held to-day.
JAMES MARKHAM is taking a brief vaca-
from
Montpelier and Wells River railroad.
REV. ANDREW GILLIEs will return this
week from his vacation and will occupy the
pulpit Of Trinity church next Sunday.
Mrs. SIMEON DEWEY returns to-day to her
home in Randolph, Mass, after a visit of
two weeks at the home Of Capt, j. W. Clark.
MISS NELLIE JEROME is on vacation from
her duties in the TEN ple-McCuen store.
She will visit in St. Adams part of the
time,
Mrs. w. A. WALLACE of New York and
Mrs. e. M. Lattimer of Rochester, are visit
ing Mrs. M. s. Davis at the Exchange
Hotel.
PROFESSOR OSCAR ATWOOD of Strait Uni
versity, New Orleans. will arrive in town
to-day to visit James T. Sabin, a college
classmate.
REV. FRANK s. c. WIoKs of Passac, N.
j., is expected to preach in the Morse
school-house, East Montpelier, next Sunday
at 2: 10 PM
GEORGE w. BoNNETTE caught a black
bass in the Winooski river within the city
limits on Monday that weighed two pounds
and five ounces.
A SPECIAL communication of Aurora
Lodge will be held at Masonic hall on
Thursday evening, July 20. Work. First
and second degrees.
| PROF. d. s. BLANPiED and family leave
on Thursday for their new home in Nashua,
accompanied by the best wishes of a very
large circle of friends.
l.. G. TEwKsBURY has 80 far recovered
from his long and serious illness that he
hopes to be able to return to his store in
Montpelier by August l.
LOUIS G. RIVERS, clerk for w. E. Terrill
& Co., left on Monday for vacation of two
weeks. Earl Hunt is assisting in the store
during Mr. Rivers absence.
THE Young Mems Christian Association
camp at Woodbury. was broken on Monday,
and the boys returned to the city accom-
panied by rich brown color.
MRS. HENRY PRIEST and family of Can
ton, New York, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, e. q. Eaton of this city. Pro-
lessor Priest will join them later.
GEORGE w. KIDDER returned on Monday
from st. Johnsbury, where he has been car
ing for William Chase, notice of whose
death may be found In the state items.
THE tiesfor the electric railroad have ar.
rived, and two carloads Of them are piled
on the city lot. 1t is expected that the
work OF laying the rails will be begun this
week.
Hon VIoToR l. SPEAR of Braintree and
two veterinary surgeons were in town on
Monday on their way to Newport where
they are to test fifteen hundred head OF
cattle.
MRS. L. 8. BRoPHY and Miss Daisy Ian,
went last Thursday to York Beach, Mainel
where Mrs. Brophy expects to spend severa
weeks. She will be Joined later by Mre
Brophy
HENRY, son of Zeb Carlo, fell from the
second-story window of the new building in
process of erection at the rear of the Hillside
boarding-house last Friday, receiving bad
cut on his head.
REV. A. N. LEWIS, rector OF Christ Church
returned last week from Hartford, Conn
where he has been on vacation for -four
weeks, and conducted service in Christ
Church last Sunday.
A PARTY of young people from Mont
pelier held dance at the village hall in
East Montpelier on Monday evening
Music was furnished by Miss Katherine
Hutchinson and Charles Clark.
FELIX MoCARTy, freight conductor be
tween Montpelier Junction and Barre, had
one hand badly crushed at Montpelier June
ton last Thursday. He will be off duty fol-
several weeks in consequence.