The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-09-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
@. y. PIERCE Is in Montreal.


turned to New York on Monday.
e. Il. SIBLEY Of Amesbury, Mass, visited
A. j. Sibley, his brother, last week.
ROBERT WHELAN and George e. WhelaD,
his son, were in Montreal last week.
Mrs. g. j. GLEASON went last week to
Chicago to remain for several weeks.
Mr.. AND MRS. W. T. DEWEY are expected
at home to-day from their western trip.
MRS. A. G. MATTHEWS OF Yautic, Conn,
is visiting Mrs. j. 8. wilkins, her sister
GEORGE D. OsaooD returned to his stud
| les at the University Of Vermont on Mon
| day.
MRS. E. W. HARDNESS Of Burlington Wis.
| tied w. r. Harkness, her SOD, the first OF
the week.
j. P. ADAMS, @. g. Bancroft and r. B.
Denney have been in New York during the
past week.
MRS. j. r. BLAcKALL and Miss Sadie
Sheridan, her sister, are visiting in North
Adams, Mass.
MISS JENNIE PH1NNHY entertained the
Themas Club last evening at her home on
| Spring street.
MISS MARY SINCLAIR formerly OF this city,
1 was married on Tuesday to Charles Keyes
of New Mexico.
M. s. STONE was in Windham county last
week, where he addressed several gather
ings Of teachers.
| m 1888 1ATTIE FISK anu hTb. fOlly SCTlD-
ner were in New York last week purchas-
ing millinery goods.
The new residence OF George @. Pratt on
Summer street has been connected with the
telephone exchange.
ROBERT PHINNEY, 9. e. Whestley and
Martin Peck entered Norwich University,
North6eld, last Thursday.
LEE TEMPLEToN, law student in the Of
fee Of Mayor Senter, is at his home in Wor-
cester, i'll with typhoid fever.
CARLISLE j. GLEASON returned to Cam
bridge, Mass, on Tuesday to continue his
studies in Harvard Law School.
Mr.. AND MRS. s. g. WooLsoN celebrated
the hftieth anniversary of their marriage
last week by taking a trip to New York.
MISSES CHARLOTTE AND LAURA ROPES
have been at the Mount Pleasant House,
White Mountains, during the past week.
MISS MERTIE d. COREY OF Saxton's River
is to return to her old position as trimmer
in the millinery store OF the Misses Fisk.
Roy MORSE Clarence Senter,. George
Deavitt, John Harvey and Carroll Marvin
have entered the University Of Vermont.
REV. AND MRS. W. A. DAWSON and Mrs.
e. +. Leland are attending the Baptist
State convention, now in session in YER
gennes.
a former popular young man in Montpelier,
was the guest of L. 8. Brophy over last
Sunday.
PROFESSOR LOUIS j. HATHAWAY gave
piano recital in Seminary chapel, which
was attended by goodly number from
down town.
MRS. T. S. BRoPHY and Miss Corrine
Lane returned last Thursday from the
Fabyan House, where they have been for
several weeks.
GEORGE e. TAPLIN and W. G. Andrews
were in Boston last week purchasing bed
ding and other supplies for the new wing
OF Heaton hospital.
The new badges for the city police were
received last week. They are of tasty de-
sign and give the wearers a decidedly met
ropolitan appearance.
GEORGE II. WILDER returned last Sun.
day morning from the Franconia Inn, where
he has had charge Of the. music furnished
during the past season.
. MONTPELIER will tomorrow surrender 10
the "school marms" for the remainder OF
the week, and the best the city affords will
be theirs for the asking.
JUSTICE j. III. LUCIA heard last Saturday
the case of 0. III. Perkins against Albert
. Buckner, and gave judgment in favor Of the
plaintiff for $1,000 and costs.
T. j. DEAvITT, justice, has given judg-
ment for the plaintiff in the ejectment case
. of Gillett against Pecor, and also for the
= balance Of the rent now due.
= REV. A. B. BALLoNDI, the italian mis-
sionary, again spoke at the Baptist church
last Sunday evening on the needs and
:. characteristics of his countrymen.
EDWARD BLANCHE was brought to towr
@ from Northfield on mttmus for intoxica
: ton, issued in Mortified, and was com
/. mitted to county jail for fifteen days.
= A DELEGATION from Montpelier lodge
Q Knights of Pythias, visited Vincitia lodge
J., OF Barre last evening and witnessed the
working OF the first and third ranks.
/, REV. A. B. BELLoNDI, the italian mis-
y sionary conducted the meeting for men
D held last Sunday afternoon at the rooms o
the Young Mems Christian Association.
n Mr.. AND MRS. II. A. BOWERS moved OF
n Tuesday from the Jewett house to "Red
l. stone" and the former mansion Is ready TO
occupancy OF Governor Smith and family.
- AFTER Thursday evening of this week al
n unpaid tax bills will be placed in the hand
- of Sheriff Bancroft for collection. Pay u
~ to-day or tomorrow and save additiona
"a costs.
at THE preaching service will be held in til
le yestry Of the Church OF the Messiah mex
Il, the Sunday school. There will be no ever
ic ing service.
JAMRs DALTON of Berlin side, lad thil
IS. teen years old, was before Justice j. II
Lucia last Wednesday evening charge
lg with truancy. His case was held open dul
lg ing his ubstq tquent good behavior
is THE docket for the general term
Of Supreme court which convenes in Mon
n pelier on Tuesday, October IL contains on
re hundred and fifteen cases, twenty.three
re which are from Washington county.
eu THE open season in Maine for deer hun
u. ing begins next Saturday. w. p. Viii
~ comb and Fred Frink are heading to-da
Stn for Lowelltown, where they have been @
np hunting expeditions for several years past
of FRED E. HADLocK, well-known itin
~ rant notion vender, who has been out G
nd bail of $50 for alleged larceny in Burlingto
ke last spring, was surrendered py MS Donu
X. men last Wednesday, and lodged In Chi
ro. tenden county Jail.
nd MICHAEL MALONE of the city, who was
I'd. member Of the guards OF Canada at u
Is time OF the FeniaD revolution In 1870. h
vs.. received notice that he Is to receive fro
Iys Queen Victoria medal Of honor for fait
full service at that time.