The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-07-06
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

GEORGE WHEELER left on Tuesday for
business trip in New York state.
e. M. GODDARD of Windsor is law stu
dent in the Office Of Mayor Senter.
HENRY G. scorr OF Chicago is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilkinson.
GEORGE d. OsGooD is at North6eld, Mass,
attending Moody's summer school.
d. w. DUDLEY went to St. Johnsbury
Tuesday afternoon to visit relatives.
The Misses Houghton OF Boston are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Houghton.
MRS. w W. MOVES has been seriously i'll
the past week with nervous prostration.
NED COTTON returned last week from
Amherst College for the summer vacation.
MRS. ELvIRA AvERILL OF Piermont, N.
H., is guest at the home OF III. e. Slayton.
Miss NELLIE THURsToN of Barre is stenog-
rapher in the insurance office Of S. 8. Bal
lard.
HARRY B. MoULToN has a position in the
Office OF the National Life Insurance Com
pany.
| EDWARD RYAN has purchased from John
voodry, for $1,sOO, his house on Court
| street.
Mr.. AND MRS. DODGE KEITH OF Chicago
are at the Pavilion for a stay Of several
weeks.
MISSES ELLA AND JENNIE SPARROW went
to Boston last Thursday to remain several
weeks.
MISS EVELYN s. LEASE went last week to
| Jackson, Mich, to visit Mrs. Charles Z.
Wilson.
1. l.. ROBBINS, clerk for G. II. Baldwin,
was at his home in Fitchburg, Mass, over
the Fourth.
CLARENCE e. BENEDICT OF Boston was at
the home Of Capt. L. M. Hutchinson over
last Sunday.
NJ. AND Mrs. II. G. BANCROFT of Colum-
bus, Ohio, are at the Pavilion for an in
definite stay.
Mrs. 1. II. FIsKE went last Saturday to
Saranac Lake, n. Y, to visit DIR. II. A.
Fiske, her son.
HORACE BLAKE was taken to Heaton
Hospital on Monday for treatment for
spinal trouble,
MRS. DWIGHT E. MASON and children are
visiting in Milton. Mr.. Mason was there
over last Sunday.
CAPT. G. o. BARRETT won third prize in
the intercolonial shoot, held last Friday at
Sherbrooke, p. @.
NED WHEATLEY was one of the prize
winners at the Norwich University prize
speaking last week.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM NEWTON Of
Adams, Mass, are guests Of John W.
Smith, on Berlin side.
Miss INEz ENGLISH, who has a position in
home over last Sunday
Mr.. AND MRS. j. Fl. LAWRENCE and
daughter of Sterling, ILL.,, have been at the
Pavilion for several days.
LOUIS NEvEAUx, for the past seven years
clerk at the Pavilion, closed his labors
there last Thursday evening.
REV. CHAUNcRY H. BLoDaETT of Roches-
ter n. Y, preached at Christ church last
Sunday morning and evening.
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Tuesday noon. called here by the death Of
George w. Reed, her brother.
o. T. DODGE and j. W. Caustic, with
their families, go into camp to-day at Groton
pond for stay Of several weeks.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE FL. ALMoN and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hunt were at the
Fabyan house over last Sunday.
Miss AGNES CoNDoN of Bradford is in the
Central telephone Office while Miss Ber-
nice Hunt is away on vacation.
THE boarders at the Riverside enjoyed q
picnic on Monday at the cottage Of g. p
Pitkin on the shore Of Berlin pond.
MRS. MARY e. BROWN and Mrs. l.. E
Laird and daughter of Philadelphia are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Leland.
MRS. HENRY G. HOLMES and daughter
Jennie went last Friday to Hammond, N
Y, to visit relatives for several weeks.
A FULL report of the Washington County
n6puDICdu COuV6utlOu, u6lu NJ mOuJp6Ilei
last Thursday, may be found on page two.
REV. FATHER w. j. O'suLL1vAN, accom-
panied by Rev. Father d. j. O'Sullivan Of
St. Albsns, visited last week in Ware, Mass
MRS. G. II. BYRON, who has been visiting
j. W. Caustic and o. T. Dodge, returned
last Friday to her home in Cambridgeport
Mass.
MISS FLORENCE COLLINS, bookkeeper fol-
Q. Fl. Cross & Son, went last week tt
Fitchburgh, Mass, for visit OF severa
weeks.
e. /. DRuRY has rented one Of the Stew
art cottages on the shore of Berlin pond fo
the month Of July and is there with hi
family.
ND. SAWYER, j. e. Leland and W. e
Hotchkiss started for Newport on thei
wheels last Sunday, where they spent thu
Fourth.
) ERNEST j. EWING of Clarendon has beeI
: the guest of Ray Huse since the latter's re
turn from the University OF Vermont Bur
lington.
EDWARD SWEENEY is delegate from st
Peters Court, Catholic Order of Foresters
, to the State convention to be held at 81
Johnsbury.
MISS NELLIE CARRow, clerk in the stor
, of Q. Fl. Cross Il Son, was i'll last week witt
the mumps. Her place was taken by Mis-
Hattie Peck.
3 PosrMAsTKR SIBLRY has received SUP
ply OF Trans. Mississippi postage stamps O
all denominations which are now on sale O
: the pOst-ofice.
STREET COMMISSIONER ROBERTS has lsi
plank sidewalk from Bailey Avenue t
the residence Of Clarence Z. Moulton o.
D Clarendon Avenue.
MRS. PERCY Fl. SIMPSON and Miss Jenni
!, Simpson of Peekskill, N. Y, are visitn
! DR.. and Mrs. @. e. Chandler, and Mr.. an
: Mrs. r. A. Dwinell.
|. 8. r. CARLISLE of Waddington, N. Y,
|. brother of Henry d. Carlisle Of St. Albant
4 succeeds Louis Neveaux as one OF tn
clerks at the Pavilion.
!. TIE regular monthly meeting of tn
Ladies Aid Association OF Heaton hospits
will be held this afternoon at two o'cloc
with Mrs. O. III. Heaton.
:. M. II. HAMBLEToN OF Huntington, "
b Va, one Of the selling agents for the Cap
It tai Granite Company, visited his son Wa
n ter in this city last week
a MRS. W. r. LYNCH, who has been visi
. ing Mrs. M. #. Atkins, her daughter, fo
:, several weeks, returned on Tuesday to he
!, home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
h HAROLD SPEAR fell from the runnin
a board OF an electric car in motion Monda