The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-13
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


r. r. BUNNELL returned on Monday from
an extended visit In Windsor.
DIR. S. e. DAVIS and servant Of New York
are at the Pavilion for a brief stay.
e. II. DwINELL is at home from Harvard
Law School for the summer vacation.
Mrs. GEORGE w. LESLIE and daughter
Margaret are visiting in Nashua, N. II,
A DAUGHTER was born last Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. John Lacasse, of Berlin street.
j. w. ELLIS of St. Johnsbury has been the
guest Of w. A. Ellis during the past week.
Mrs. A. s. SPARROW goes this morning
to Nashus, N. H., to visit friends.
Mrs. e. W. BAILEY OF Chicago is visiting
Charles II. Carter, her father.
MRS G. L. SMITH and daughter, Kate, are
at Queen City Park, Burlington.
Miss JEssIoA BooRUM of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is the guest OF Miss Nellie Fifield.
Miss MARY PHINNEY is at her home in
this city for vacation OF several weeks.
REV. DR.. NORMAN SEAvER and Rev. DR..
8. N. Jackson Of Barre exchanged last Sun
day.H
Mr.. AND MRS H. NJ. ODELL are visiting at
the former home Of Mr.. Odell at Odelltowp,
P.Q.
H. E. WHITE finished work on the argus
last Thursday. He is now on the Record
staff.
REV. w. A. DAWSON exchanged last Sun
day with Rev. j. j. Goodacre OF Berlin
| Corner.
THE Montpelier orchestra played for an
entertainment at Berlin Corner on Tuesday
evening.
REV. j. G.. SUTHERLAND of Mortified
supplied at Christ Church last Sunday
morning.
! MRS. M. W. MAYNARD Of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. w. A. Dawson, her
daughter.
MRS. FRANK McELRoY and daughters OF
Bridgeport, Conn are guests OF Mrs. e. M
Guernsey.
JAMES FALEs and daughter Laura of Bal
timore, Md, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs o
G. Harris.
Mr.. AND MRS. D. f. CLARK are ct the
former home Of Mrs. Clark in Groton for
two weeks.
MRS. HENRY e. FIFIELp gave a whist
party Monday evening at her home on
State street.
PERCY W. BAILEY has purchased of w
w. Noyes for 1000 his house and lot or
st. Paul street.
Miss BERTHA BLANPIED of Nashua, N. II
daughter Of Professor d. S. Planpied, Ii
visiting in the city.
MRS. M. s. DAVIS visited Mrs. Hattie
True, her sister, at st Johnsbury over las
Sunday and Monday
MRS. G. Ii. SAYLE and Miss Sayle o.
Washington, ID. c., are at the Pavilion FOL
a stay OF several weeks.
G. A. G. JACKSON is to conduct servicel
at the Morse schoolhouse at the usual hou
next Sunday afternoon,
f. A. DwINELL left last Thursday on
western trip in the interests OF the Nationa
Life Insurance Company.
RIGHT REV. BISHOP MIcHAUD Of Burling
ton was the guest OF Rev. Father w. j
O'Sullivan last Thursday.
MR.. AND MRS. A. N. FISHER of Chicago
are at the Pavilion. The former is a nephew
OF o. M. Fisher of this city.
HENRY e. GERo Of Boston is visiting
Mrs. f. III. Hall, his sister, at their cottag,
on the shore Of Berlin pond.
Mrs. CLEMENTINE l.. BIxBY and Mrs
Adaline A. Pierce, her sister, are at Asbur,
Park, N. j., for brief stay.
MISS JULIETTE DAY OF Newton Center
Mass, will arrive to-day for a stay Of sew
eral weeks at Mrs. 1. G. Wallis.
MRS. f. W. CARVER and daughte
Blanche went on Tuesday to Vinal Haven
Me-, for stay Of several weeks.
MRS. G. A. BUNKER and Mrs. Waite
Blanchard of Peacham are in town receiy
ing treatment from DR.. Beeman.
THE engagement is announced of j. +
Sheldon OF Springfield, Mass, and Mis-
Fanny NJ. Parmenter OF this city.
JOHN L. FUTILE returned on Tuesda
from Gloucester, Mass, where he has bee
with Judge Smile for two weeks.
Mr.. AND Mrs. WILLIAM MALoY gave
lawn party on Tuesday evening at thei
, pleasant home in East Montpelier.
TIMOTHY LYNCH broke his left thumb 4
two places last evening by getting it caugh
in the sprocket wheel of his bicycle.
WILLIS CLARK of the Free Press ha
, been the guest OF j. M. Healey during tn
past week, while on his annual vacation.
THE members of the First Vermont reg
ment were paid off last week for May an
,, June. 1t took about S35 900 to go around.
M. s. STONE and John V. Brooks left las
, Thursday for a fishing trip OF three week
. in the upper waters of the st. Johns river.
[ The stores and places OF business wer
= closed last Wednesday afternoon, durin
? the hour Of the funeral OF George w. Reet
: THE Womans Christian Temperate
= Union will meet this afternoon at tw
o'clock with Miss Eliza Rublee on SchoC
: street.
Miss KATIE HENNEBERRY Is taking VI
:, cation from her duties in the WATCHMA
. composing room, and is visiting sister
;, Bellows Falls
/. CHARLES b. PUTNAM returned last wee
a from Washington, ID. c., where he wei
J. with d. G. Field selling a bug exterminat,
l. among the soldiers.
GEORGE W. Colby has purchased two a.
u ditional building lots near the electric CT
= barn, on which he has commenced the ere
Il ton OF tenement houses.
o CHARLES L. JACK of Plainfield has pu
E chased OF Oughtney Jangraw for $500
o branch barber shop on South Main sire
l. and has taken possession.
s HENRY w. DREW, manager OF the loo
" express office, left on Monday for Buffal
. N. Y, to attend a national meeting Of Q
y y press agents and messengers.
Il Miss ANNIE r. JOHNSON will not retu
q to the Montpelier Seminary for the comil
Is year. Her successor as instructor in voc
n music has not been announced.
% JESSIE AND NYE LANCE, who have be,
l. visiting relatives in town for several week
" have gone to 81. Albans Bay on their wi
?. to their home in Richmond. p. Q.
u REV. w. M. NEWTON has moved his hous
. hold goods rom Waterbury and now occ
!, pies the principals residence on Collie
a. n street, vacated by Rev. e. M. Smith.
n JOHN E. LELAND has been elected mel
10 ber OF the board of dire ctors Of the Youl
m Mems Christian Association, in the place
.t E. K, TOWper removed from the city.