The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-27
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


W. W. BROCK is at home from Kirksville,
Mo-, for the summer.
Mrs. 8. w. CoRsE and children are visit
ing in Lynn, Mass.
A SON was born on Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Cormier
A DAUGHTER was born last Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. John Roach
REV. N. NJ. SHAW, the evangelist, is labor
ing in Douglass, Mass.
CHARLES RoLEAU of Providence, r. l., is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss NELLIE FIFIELD entertained the
Agathai last Friday afternoon.
The band will give concert next Friday
evening from the Pavilion stand.
MRS FRANK w. ROBINSON is visiting her
mother at Ausable Forks, N Y.
MD c. HAYNES, formerly on the Rutland
Herald, is now on the argus staff.
j. ELLIOTT SMITH of New York city is
visiting Col. Fred E. Smith, his brother.
MRS. A. GALAIsE and John Girsrd, her
brother. are visiting in Manchester N. II.
ROBERT WILKINSON is in Boston this
week attending the photographers conven-
tion,
FRANK e. II. GARY and wife and Dr.
Clara e. Gary, all of Boston, are at the Pa
vilion.
DR.. W. s. CURTIS, formerly of Randolph,
is to open dentists Office in Lawrence
building.
MISSES MARGARET AND ISABELLE FISHER
OF Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests of Mrs. M.
e. Smile.
f. II. CLARK, civil engineer of Worces-
ter, Mass, was the guest of W. e. Terrill
last week.
MISSES ETHEL BRUSH and Mamie Rey-
nolds Of Cambridge are visiting Miss Mar
garet Sabin.
Mr.. AND MRS WILLIS BLANCHARD,
George l.. Kinsman and j. G. Brown are at
Rye Beach, N. II.
MISS MARY II. FISK OF New Haven, Conn,
has been the guest of the Misses Fisk dur
ing the past week.
W. T. WHELAN went last Saturday to
Saranac Lake, N. Y, where he is clerk at
Hotel Ampersand.
GEORGE w. SCOTT went this week to
North Haverhill, N. H., to look after his
granite interests.
JOSEPH JANGRAw and George Smith went
to Boston last Saturday night for stay of
week or ten days.
MRS. G. II. DEMING and children went on
Tuesday to Winthrop Beach, Mass, for q
stay OF two weeks.
MRS. LESTER II. GREENE went on Mon
day to Mount Clemens, Mich, for treat
ment for rheumatism
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More & Co., is at Peaks Island, Me-, for a
vacation of two weeks.
MRS. III. CARL SMITH and daughter are
visiting at the home of Captain Kenfeld,
her father, in Morrisville.
REV. w. A DAWSON will deliver an ad-
dress this evening before the Christian En-
deavor Society at East Barre.
DoRMAN B. KENT is visiting this week at
the summer home of Hon. Dorman b.
Eaton, his uncle, at Brattleboro.
w. II. HENAY Of Boston has charge of the
work Of frescoing and painting the interior
OF Trinity Church, now in progress.
e. 7. SKGUIN won first prize in the one
mile bicycle race, and second money in the
open race at Saratoga, N Y, last week
WALTER SCOTT, telegraph operator at
Montpelier Junction for the past two years,
is now night operator at the local Office
| MISS JKssIcA BooRUM of Brooklyn, N. Y
who has been the guest OF Miss Nellie FL
field, went last Saturday to Middlebury.
Mr.; AND MRS 8. G. sHURTLEEF left on
Monday for Saratoga, N Y, where they
expect to remain for two or three weeks.
THE usual fortnightly religious services
may be expected in the Morse dollhouse,
East Montpelier. next Sunday at 2; 10 P. M
MISS MARTHA HAzEN of Northfeld,
daughter of Rev. DIR. W. 8. Hazen, has
been chosen as one of the teachers OF the
Montpelier High School for the coming
year.
A. O.. CUMMINs leaves this week for
| Pierre, 8. D., to visit his son Burton. He
will be absent from Montpelier several
weeks.
REV. FATHER WI. O'suLLIvAN was at
Three Rivers, P. O., last week to atten
the funeral Of Father Matthew, formerly of
Milton.
CHARLES G. UPHAM will return to Cincin-
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with Miss Annette Upham, his aunt, at the
Pavilion.
e. w. SoRIBNKR, an adjuster for the Ma
sonic Equitable Accident Association, was
in town on Tuesday and settled several
small claims.
Mr.. AND MRS A. W. FULLER of st. AL
bans, and Mrs. A. j. Wood of Cambridge,
Mass, are at the Pavilion for stay OF
several weeks.
special police duty on upper Main street has
been given position as motorman on the
electric railroad.
Miss NELLIE JEROME, clerk in the Tenn
pie, McCuen store, is visiting in st. Albans
and Burlington, while on vacation from her
duties in the store.
Col. o. D. CLARK is visiting in Pennsyl-
vania. He is on thirty days furlough be-
cause Of illness and Is expected in Vermont
before many days.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Young Mems
Christian Association will hold q business
meeting this afternoon at three o'clock at
the Association rooms.
JOEL FOSTER went on Tuesday to Bel.
lows Falls to advise with the officers OF
that place in the matter of providing water
supply for fire protection.
EDITOR FRANK e. HOWE has been al
Gloversville, N. Y, on business for several
days. On his return on Monday he went
into camp at Groton pond.
Mr.. AND MRS GEORGE WHEArLRY OF
Boston and Mrs. William Wheatley oi
Barre were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. 8
Wheatley over last Sunday.
HARLOW M. SMITH begins this morning
vacation Of ten days or two weeks from his
duties as foreman in the job room OF the
Vermont Watchman Company.
FRANK e. HOWE, George b. Peck, O. l.
Smith and Henry W. Town went on Tues
day to Groton pond, where they will be in
camp for ten days or two weeks.
j. w. SAULT Of st. Johnsbury, secretary
Of civil and military affairs, was In town or
Tuesday, ON his way home from O visit O
two weeks in Rochester and Boston.
| Miss ADDIK SLACK of Maiden Mass tn,