The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-07-14
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
Il Al HAPPENINGS.
CITY Council meets tonight.

CITY COUNCIL meets tonight.
TRINITY church will be closed next Sun
day.
MISS RUTH RoLEAU visited in St. Johns-
bury last week.
III. w. SCOTT of Chicago is the guest of
Mrs. j. w. Ellis.
JAMES KELLEHER is visiting relatives in
Concord, N. II.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE BRANERD are Wis
iting in Danville.
MRS. MARIANA ToMAssI is at Heaton
Hospital for treatment
A DAUGHTER was born on Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles M. Bennett
G. EDWARD WHEATLEY will enter Nor
wich University in September.
ARTHUR STEARNs of Burlington is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G, Brewster.
j. e. HAMILTON left on Tuesday for
Maine, for a visit of several weeks.
MISS Lucy DODGE went to Franconia, N.
III. on Tuesday to work in hotel.
Mr.. AND Mrs. @. d. MArHER of Boston
are at the Pavilion for the summer
Mrs. LYMAN SPRAGUE of Chelsea is visit
ing Mrs. w. A. Shay, her daughter.
JUsTUs L. BATcHELDER went on Monday
to the Isle of Shoals for brief outing
Miss KATE WARNER of Elizabeth, N. j.,
is at Mrs. 1. G. Wallis for the summer
Col. THAD. M. CHAPMAN of Middlebury
was in the city on Tuesday on business.
Mrs. FRANK W. CARVER and Mrs. Ida
Sprague are visiting in East Brookfeld.
L. d. HAzEN Of st. Johnsbury and 1. M.
Kicker Of Groton were in town on Tuesday.
G. Fl. SHIPMAN and family 60 this week to
Sugar Hill, N. H., for stay of two weeks.
Mrs. NJ. e. BBowN of Philadelphia, Pa,
is visiting Mrs. j. w. Leland, her daughter.
~ III
visited g. f. Lowe, her BROTHER last week.
Mrs. G. H. BALDWIN returned last Satur-
day from visit in Boston and Nashua, n.
II.
JOHN MCAvoY was taken to Heaton Hos
pital last week for treatment for rheuma-
tism.
JOHN G.. FARwELL goes this week to Bos-
ton, where Mrs Farwell has been for several
weeks.
MRS. E. w. BAILEY and Mrs. Myers, her
daughter, of Chicago, are guests of G. FL.
Carter.
EDWARD s. SMITH of Newport, r. l., is
visiting at the home of Rev. c. s. Smith, his
father.
MRS. L. W. SHEDD was called to Gorham,
Me-, on Monday by the illness of her
mother.
REV. CHARLES N. THORPE of Rutland ex-
changed with Rev. Dr. Norman Seaver last
Sunday.
MRS E. E. TowNER returned last Friday
from visit of several weeks in Manches-
ter, n. 81.
MRS. EDWARD DALTON OF Monson, Mass,
is visiting Mrs Harry M. Graves, her
daughter
A PARTY of High School girls are in camp
chaperone.
MRS. j. F. DUTToN and children are in
camp for few weeks on the shore of Green's
boro Pond.
EDWARD SWEET and son of New York are
guests of the Misses Elizabeth and jose
phine Sweet
ROBERT PHINNEY sang bass in Bethany
Church choir last Sunday, in the absence Of
III. ID. Hopkins.
THE Montpelier Military Band will give
a concert at the Pavilion stand Friday even
ing OF this week.
MR.. AND MRS. H. M. ODELL left last Sat-
urday for visit of two weeks at his former
home in Odelltown, p Q.
Miss EMMA WELLS Of St. Cloud Mimi. is
spending her summer vacation with Mrs
Samuel Wells, her mother.
A. L. LANCE, editor of the Times and
County Record of Richmond, P. O., visited
relatives in town last week.
A. W. FERRIN and family have been in
camp during the past week at their cottage
on the shore of Berlin pond.
WILLIAM MORSE of Boston, a former clerk
for Phillips & Lucas, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Morse, his parents.
REV. THOMAS GULL of Brattleboro, State
Baptist Missionary, was the guest, last Sat-
urday, of Rev. w. A. Dawson.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE T. ARCHER wit
messed the presentation Of "Zephra" at St.
Johnsbury last Friday evening.
WALTER p. SMITH is assisting in the
office of E. w Bailey & Company, during
the absence of Hiram M, Odell.
I. j. BoYNToN arrived in town on Mon
day and expects to again locate in Mont
pelier to practice his profession.
MISS NELLIE MoULToN returned last Sat-
urday from a weeks visit at the home of
George M. Powers in Morrisville.
GEORGE II. WILDER left on Monday for
the White Mountains where he is to play in
the orchestra at the Franconia Inn.
A. FELIX PRATTE was taken to Heaton
Hospital on Monday. He has lost almost
entirely the use of his lower limbs.
MRS. HANNAH e. WoRTHEN returned to
Boston last week after a visit of several
weeks with e. E. Towner, her son.
MISS MARY A. Phinney has been re-en-
gagged as supervisor of music in the public
schools at Rutland for the coming year.
CAPTAIN w. A. PATTEE and d. p. Ring 90
to-day to Chester to make arrangements for
the accommodation Of Company III at mus
ter.
THE Baptist Sunday-school picnic that
was to have been held to-day at Berlin
pond is postponed until Friday of this
week.
Miss HELEN HUNT and Charles Hunt Of
Waltham, Mass, have been visiting at the
home of DR.. O. N. Hunt during the past
week
SERVICES will be resumed in Christ church
next Sunday. Rev. j. II. Sexton, rector of
st. James church, New Haven, Conn, will
ofiiciate.
j. Il. MORRIS Of Boston is stenographer in
the freight office of the Central Vermont
railroad and also has charge OF the local
ticket office.
A. @. BLANCHARD has the foundation laid
and lumber on the ground for the house he
is to build on Hubbard street at the head of
Park Avenue.
CHARLES AND DORA PLUMLEY of North
field were in town on Monday, enrouts for
Portlond, Me, where they are taking a
brief vacation.
MISS HATTIE WOODBURY., who graduated
from the Montpelier High School in the
class OF 1897, is to teach in Dakota during
the coming year.
MAYOR GUERNSEY was in Boston last
week in the interests of the new bridge to
he built across the WiuOOaki at tha foot NJ