The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-25
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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M. Bliss, in Swanton.
Mr. AND Mrs. w. II. FARRAR are VISITING
relatives in MoretowD.
Mr.. AND MRS. JANIS 8. HALEY visited
last week in Bangor, Me.
BERTRAM b. MORSE of Chicago is visiting
+. w. Morse, his brother.
ADMISSION to the Wood Art Gallery will
be ten cents on circus day.
PHILLIP POWERS of Providence, r. l., IL
visiting John Powers, his son.
THE Cecilia Quartette assisted the choil
at Bethany church last Sunday.
MRS. EDsoN PHcK of Bristol, Conn, II
visiting Mrs. Minnie Marsh. her sister,
MISS ROSE LUCIA was the guest of Miss
Susan Champion at st. Albans last week.
MRS. H. ROGER BIxBy and Mrs. Camp
her mother, are visiting at Claremont, N. I'll
Miss Lucy BRADSHAW visited Madam
Nutting, her sister, at Bellows Falls las
week.
Mr.. AND MRS. j. H. VoLDHoLM are al
the Lake View House, Woodbury., for two
weeks.
Mr.. and MRS. D. f. CLARK went las,
Saturday to Boston for q vacation Of two
weeks.
OF Universalists opened in Northfeld last
evening.
FRANK f. BAIRD, a well-known musician
Of Chicago. was the guest of f. w. Bancroft
last week.
W. G. TAPLIN and daughter Of ESSEX
have been visiting in Montpelier during the
past week.
OSCAR LINDSAY was stepped on by horse
last Thursday, receiving serious injuries to
his right leg.
JAMES JEROME was called to Keesville
N. Y, last week to attend the funeral OF his
aged mother.
A sPINsTER TEA" was given at Christ
church parish house last evening from seven
to ten o'clock.
Mr.. and MRS. f. j. MoCUEN visited last
week at the former home of Mr.. McCuen
in Vergennes.
REV. w. A. DAWSON had charge of the
open air services held last Sunday afternoon
on Berlin side.
GEORGE X. PUTNAM has purchased lot
on Clarendon Avenue, on which he intends
to erect house.
The Washington County Sunday School
Convention will be held at Plainfield Tues
day September ID.
c. III. MORE will have charge Of the open
air meeting to be held on Berlin side next
Sunday afternoon.
MRS. w. o. CUMMINGS of Shady Rill and
q
In North Tunbridge.
MRS. e. w. MoRRELL of Tunbridge, wild
ow of the late Prof. Morrell, is the guest o
Miss Anna Guernsey.
MISS KATHERINE SMITH gave tea party
on Tuesday in honor of Miss Maud Porter
OF Bridgeport, Conn.
MRS. ELIZABETH DE WITT CLARK and
children were at Queen City Park, Burling
ton, over last Sunday.
Mrs. f. W. CARVER and daughter Blanche
went last Friday to Vinal Haven, Me-, fol
visit of several weeks.
DIR. MARY E. EMERY of the Board o.
Health of New York city is visiting Mrs
j. @. Emery, her mother.
EDMOND LOOMS of Berlin had five sheer
killed by dogs last Sunday. The dogs were
owned by parties in Barre.
MRS. j. EDWARD WRIGHT gave a whis
party on Tuesday afternoon for Miss Mary
G. Mutt of Brookline, Mass.
Miss RUTH RoLEAU returned to Mont
| pelier on Monday after stay of severa
weeks at Queen City Park.
THE Montpelier Military Band will Civ,
an open air concert at the School stree
stand next Friday evening.
HARRY A. SLADE is away for a vacation
of two weeks, part of which will be spen
with his father at Springfield.
F. d. DEWEY and family were guests o
John II. Senter last Sunday at his camp a
Long Pond, South Woodbury..
NJ. 8. ROSENBERG closed his labors will
the Capital Clothing Company ON Monda,
and returned to Burlington.
FRANK A. MUTT, of the John G. Paige In
surance Agency, Boston, has been visiting
relatives in town the past week.
THE banks of Montpelier will close at on
o'clock on Thursday to allow the clerk
and officers to attend the circus.
Miss MARY A. PHINNEY assisted Mis-
Blanch Sparhawk in a musical recital give
at Randolph last Friday evening.
HARRY BARKER of Pittsford, Mass, ha
been visiting Carl j. Gleason, a colleg
classmate, during the past week.
The school in district No. in Berlin vii
open next Monday with Miss Kate Dohene
and Mrs. Jessie Booth as teachers.
d. W. DUDLEY and Robert Emery, hi
grandson, expect to leave soon for Cal
fornia to remain through the winter.
MRS. L. II. BIxBY gave six hande
euchre party on Monday afternoon in homo
of Mrs. f. l.. Eaton OF Sioux City, la.
Miss KATHERINE HUTCHINSON goes tn
week to Boston, where she is to take
course in vocal and instrumental music.
f. w. BANCROFT went last Friday to Fe
risburg for visit of several days wit
Rowland e, Robinson, the blind author.
IRA II. EDsoN and wife and Alonzo Blu
ton and family were in the city on Tuesds
to attend the funeral of Harvey w. Brow
, W. e. VAIL of Burlington was in town
Tuesday, on the way home from Worceste
where he has been spending brief vac
ton.
| Mr.. AND MRS. #. L. PRICK and MI
, Charles w. Clark left on Tuesday for Micl
gan, expecting to be absent a month
more.
MISS MAUDE ORDwAY returned last Satu
? day from Cambridge, Mass, where she b
been visiting her sister for the past ty
/ weeks.
/ THE union Knights of Pythias picnic tn
b was to have been held on Tuesday at Ow
= Head was postponed until to-day becau
T OF the rain.
: GEORGE A. GAGE Of Holyoke, Mass, /
a the meeting for men held at the rooms
0 Young Mems Christian Association last Su
day afternoon.
n w. e. MCDONALD had one arm brok
!. and was otherwise badly bruised last 81
a urday morning while attempting to stoI
!, runaway horse.
o Two HUNDRED AND ONE tickets to I
II Montreal excursion were sold at the MOI
o pelier station of the Central Vermont ra
a road last Saturday.
o ID, 3. WHEATLEY was at Barre on Nc
y day to attend the funeral of his father, 1
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