The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-08-31
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

house by illness.
A SON was born last Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Holmes.
O. W. BRowNELL, Secretary Of State, was
in town on Tuesday.
A daughter was born on Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Orville Pine.
MRS. @. Fl. MORE and children are visit
ing In Roxbury, N. Y.
STATE AUDITOR HALE Of Lunenburgh
was in town on Monday.
NyE l.. SMITH moves today to his new
house on Wilder street.
@. G. PIERCE, and family are n camp on
the shore Of Berlin pond.
A DAUGHTER was born last Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis L. Rollin.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. e. TBRRILL were at
Mallets Bay over last Sunday.
d. l.. SANDERS went on Tuesday to Farm
ham P. O., on a business trip.
MIss MABEL GIBBS of Chicago is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Dewey.
JOSEPH A. DEBoER has been at Squirrel
Island, Me, during the past week.
H. L. KENYON OF Northfeld was the guest
Of W. e. Nichols over last Sunday.
MISS LOUISE PAIGE OF Rutland was the
guest of Miss Clara Adams last week.
#. j. McCUEN went to Boston last Friday,
expecting to be absent week or more.
MISSES myrtle AND ETHEL WHITcoMB
are visiting relatives in Bedford, z. @.
Miss ADDIE POLLOCK of San Francisco is
the guest of Mrs. Clementine l.. Bixby.
MRS. HATTIE POLLOCK of Clinton, Mass
is visiting Mrs. Minnie Marsh her sister.
MISS ELIZABETH PRICK entertained the
Agathoi with whist party last evening.
Mrs. b. II. PALMER and son of New York
visited last week at the home OF 9. Q. Field.
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guest of Mrs. w. w. Park over last Sunday.
j. EDWARD BAILEY was at the franklin
House, Highgate Springs, over last Sunday
THE new highway bridge near Montpe-
liel junction will be opened for travel to-
day.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ROME G.. BROWN returned
on Monday to their home in Minneapolis,
Minn.
Mr.. AND Mrs. G. P. ANDERSON of Boston
have been guests Of the Pavilion for sever
al days
Ex-ALDERMAN G. e. PERRIN returned
last Saturday from ten days absence in
Boston.
MRS. JOSEPHINE POLAND and daughter
Mary arrived in town from Burlington last
evening.
MR.. AND MRS. ABRAHAM LONG went last
Friday to Gloucester, Mass, for a stay of
two weeks.
Mrs. L. W. SHEDD went last Saturday to
Gorham, Me-, to visit her mother for sew
eral weeks.
Miss KATHERINE HUTCHINSON returned
to Boston last Saturday to pursue her musi-
cal studies
REV. DIR. NORMAN SEAvER preached in
the CONGREGATIONAL church at Middlebury
last Wednesday.
Mrs. WILLIAM PATTEN has been seriously
i'll Hnrino tho ma xyaalx from "a hpmOrhqua
OF the stomach.
MRS. r. d. PARKER left last Saturday
evening for Cambridge junction for visit
of several weeks.
THE infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Jones of Berlin side died last week from
cholera infantum.
B. M. SHEPARD has moved to the house
on Vine street recently purchased by him
of j. e. Hubbard
DIR. HENRY JAMES of Waterbury was at
Montpelier on Monday to visit DR.. ID. G.
Kemp, who is quite ill.
RALPH w. PUTNAM has been appointed
postmaster at Putnamsville to succeed G..
g. Putnam, Jr., his father.
J.F. WoRKUM returned to New York on
Monday, after stay OF several days at the
home of Hon. b. f. Fifeld.
Miss LETTIcE r. LITTLE OF Laconia, N. H.
has been the guest during the past week Of
MIR. ana MIS- ", ". LOWING.
MISS ALICE GRAY OF Tufts College and
Miss Mary Gill of Brookline, Mass, are
guests Of Mrs. r. A. Sherburne.
DIR. AND MRS. G. N. HUNT returned on
Tuesday from Revere Beach, Mass. where
they have been for three weeks.
MISS II. JULIA Cross will open a school
| for piano playing instruction September !,
at her home 56 East State street.
THE open season for trout fishing closes
to day and the close season for partridge
hunting will be off September 10.
Miss BESSIE PITKIN returned to Boston
on Monday after brief visit at the home OF
Mrs. Charles II. Hathaway, her aunt.
MISS EMMA WITTY, matron of Heaton
Hospital. is at her former home in Sher.
brooke, p. Q for visit of two weeks.
G. o. YOUNG of Kansas City, Mo-, general
superintendent for Swift q Co., was in town
last week looking over the local branch.
Mrs. l.. BART Cross gave a tea last Fri.
day evening in honor of Mrs. Charles A
Reed and Mrs. e. w, Bailey of Chicago.
MISSES HpLEN And MARGARET DEWEY
entertained the Kings Daughter on Mon
day afternoon, at their home on State street
Mr.. AND MRS. j. f. WoRKUM of New
York, Miss Nellie Fifield and b. b. Bailey
were on Mount Mansfield over last Sunday
MISS MARY L. OsGooD is to enter Mt
Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass. a
the beginning of the school year, in Septem
ber.
SERGEANT Il. s. MEIas is i'll with typhoid
fever az the home Of Telesphore Allard. A
nurse FROM Heaton Hospital is caring fo
him.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. THEODORE DEWEY wen
last Friday noon to Washington, ID. @.
where they were called by the death of
relative.
The regular business meeting of tn
Young Mems Christian Association auxil
iary will be held this afternoon at thre
o'clock.
THE contract for putting in a Steamboat
ing plant at the Mortified House, North
field, has been awarded to Peck Brothers o
this city.
Col. H. E. TAYLOR of Brattleboro, gen
eral agent for Windham county for the Ma
! tional Life Insurance Company, was in tow
} last week.
MRS. o. ii. RICHARDSON and daughter
Caroline, returned last evening from 0l,
Orchard Beach, where they have been 70
several weeks.
, GEORGE o. STRATToN was in Fairfax las
Saturday to investigate the losses sustaine
there by the Vermont Mutual Fire InsuI