The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-08-17
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. COLLINS BLAKLEY is visiting in
Pawlet.
GEORGE G. BUzzELL is conductor on the
electric railroad.
MISS LIZZIE MCDONALD is visiting in
Springfield, Mass.
l.. G. TEwKsBURY has been seriously i'll
during the past week.
Mrs. HARRY e. FREER is visiting rela-
tives in West Newbury.
MISS LIZZIE LoNa Of Jacksonville, Fla, is
visiting Miss Martha Long.
A DAUGHTER was born last Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cashen.
Mr.. AND MRS. Il. W. THOMPSON OF
Chicago were in town last week.
A. w. PRESCOTT has moved to his new
house on Pleasant street, Berlin.
II. W. MUM of Orlando, Fla, was the
guest of d. l.. Sanders last week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. H. N. TAPLIN returned to
Winchendon, Mass, on Tuesday.
Mrs. ANDREW WEBSTER OF Sudbury is
visiting Elkins Perkins, her father.
FRED A. Rowland was in Lisbon and
Lancaster, n. H., over last Sunday.
Miss MABEL KENT of Calais Is visiting
Mrs. Rufus G. Robinson, her sister.
Mr.. AND MRS. N. G. PRICK are visiting
their son Leslie at Fitchburg, Mass.
JOSEPH FISHER is slowly recovering from
dangerous illness with pneumonia.
BETHANY church Sunday school held a
picnic on Tuesday at Benjamin Falls.
Mrs. Fl. III. JEWELL of Nashua, N. H., is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. e, Laird.
Mrs. CATHERINE PRATT and daughter,
Mary, are visiting relatives in Randolph.
Col. A. G. BROWN returned on Tuesday
from an extended outing at the sea shore.
A DAUGHTER was recently born to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Thorpe of Holyoke, Mass.
REV. FATHER w. j. O'SULLIvAN was con-
| fined to the house last week with tonsiltis.
Carroll G. KING of Brockton, Mass, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs CLARK King, his par
ents.
r. B. DENNY, G. G. Bancroft and H. L..
! Farwell are at Groton pond on a fishing
| trip.
JOHN #. GooDENoUGH is taking a vaca'
ton of two weeks from his duties as post
man.
Mrs. HENRY PENN1MAN went on Friday
| to Boston to visit relatives for several
weeks.
w. S. BRIGGS went on Monday to Sara
toga Springs, N Y, to remain about two
| weeks.
ROBERT PHINNEY and Martin W. Peck
expect to enter Norwich University in Sep
tember.
Miss SIBYL WRIGHT was the guest of Miss
Marion Thompson at st. Albans over last
Sunday.
Miss MARILLA wHIrcoMD of Burlington
was the guest of Miss katherine Q. Smith
last week.
G.. B. STRATToN of Concord, N. H., was
the guest of Henry L. Farwell last Friday
and Saturday.
Mr.. AND MRS. ARTHUR A. WHITooMB
have been visiting in Bedford p. O., during
the past week.
BRUCE MCDONALD went on Monday to
Holyoke, Mass, where he is the guest OF
Walter Thorpe.
REV. H. 1. CUsHMAN and son, Albert, OF
Providence, K. L., are at the home OF Mrs
s. j. Blanpied.
Mrs. j. G. HALE of Redlands, Cal, has
been the guest, during the past week, OF
Frank A. Dwinell.
Mr.. AND Mrs. II. III. SKINNER OF New
York have been guests of Ii. A Skinner
during the past week.
A. d. FARwELL has purchased the Charles
Il. Tyler house on Liberty street. The con-
sideration was $1,000.
Miss FLORA M. TERRILL who has been
abroad for nearly year, is the guest of DR.
and Mrs. d. G. Kemp.
Mr.. AND Mrs. BURT, NJ. BLISS and Miss
Ruby Cassidy of Swanton are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harlow NJ. Smith.
The city liquor agency is now closed or
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday even
ings at half past six o'clock.
LEsTER H. GREENE went to Boston last
Saturday evening where he Joined party
for few days yachting trip.
A HORSE owned by Peter Bordeaux of st
Albans dropped dead in front of the Argus
block last Saturday evening.
A. j. STONE attended the annual reunion
of the "Roxbury Russets," his old company
held last Saturday at Roxbury.
CHARLES A. SMITH contracted last week
with Ira Hiland of Boston for monument
of Barre granite to be set in Fairlee.
THERON It. COTTON left on Monday for 6
business trip to New York and Philadel
phia, to be absent about two weeks.
ROME G. BRowN of Minneapolis, MINI.
was in town last week on his way to the
sea shore cottage OF Col. A. @. Brown.
THE Aron quartette rendered Miss Mary
A. Phinney an outdoor serenade Monday
evening at her home on Spring street.
Mr.. AND Mrs. d. L. SANDERS gave lawI
party last Thursday evening to the mem
bers OF Ivy Lodge, Daughters Of Rebekah.
MRS NATHAN PHINNEY and daughter
Alma, OF New Bedford Mass, were guests
last week Of Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Peck
DR.. MARY e. EMERY returned to New
York on Monday, after visit of severa
weeks with Mrs. j. o. Emery, her mother.
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death is noted in the State news column
was a brother-in-law OF E. Il. Morse of th
city.
II. M. CUTLER left for Chicago and othe
) western points last Saturday in the inter
ests Of the National Life Insurance com
pany.
! DIR. AND MRS. Q. N. HUNT have been a
. Crescent Beach, Mass, during the pas
! , week and will remain there some tim
longer.
! l.. Il. WILLIS of Shelburne is employed il
the jewelry store OF A. G. Stone. Mr.. an,
Mrs Willis have rooms at the Willard
house.
THE marriage Of Miss Mary A. Phinne
3 to Sidney e. McIntire of Rutland will tax
s. place this morning at nine o'clock at Chris
? church.
Mr.. AND MRS. @. II. FOSTER, Mrs. e. Z
= More and Miss Atwood OF Taunton, Mass
are among late arrivals of summer boarder
at the Pavilion.
ERNEST A. MENARD, who works in tn
q barber shop Of G. W. Luce, left last Satul
= day for Canada for a week or ten days visi
with relatives.
MRS. JULIETTE BANCROFT gave tea O.
Monday afternoon at her home on IOOmi