The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-06-22
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

West Topsham for the summer.
Mrs. L. r. FoRMELL of New York is Wig
iting Mrs. ID. w. Temple, her sister.
M. s. STONE was in St. Johnsbury and
Lyndonville last Friday and Saturday.
MRS F. N. FIELD of Chicopee, Mass, is at
the home of Mrs. j. Il. Seaver, her mother
d. w. DUDLEY has been visiting relatives
in Manchester, N. H., during the past week.
REPORT of the closing exercises at
Montpelier Seminary may be found on page
two
Miss GERTRUDE DREW returned on Mon
day from an extended visit in Bayonne,
Nj.
Mrs. T. 8. BRoPHY and Miss Daisy Lane
are visiting in Norwich, Conn, and New
York.
j. W. CAUsT1c drove to Lincoln last
Thursday. where he enjoyed few days
fishing.
CHIEF-oF-PoLIcE TUTTLE will accompany
Judge Smile to Gloucester, Mass, next
Friday.
CAPT. AND MRS. L. NJ. HU TcHINsoN are
visiting Mrs. Frank Andrews, their daugh-
ter, in Boston.
ARTHUR b. JONES was called to Pitts
burg, Pa, last Thursday, by the death of
his infant child.
ALBERT JoHoNNoTT was called to Que
chee on Tuesday by the dangerous illness
The Montpelier Spiritualist Association
held an ice cream social last evening with
Benjamin Daley.
MRS. JOHN p. DEWEY and daughter, Mel
lie Of Inverness, Fla, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Stone.
MR.. AND Mrs. j. V. DUTToN of Hard wick
were guests last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
George Fl. Smile.
E. E. BLAKLEY left last Saturday evening
for Omaha, Neb., and other western points
on business trip.
ARTHUR BAKER of Hartford, Conn.,, a for
mer popular young man in Montpelier, WIS.,
tied in town last week.
Miss AMY FISK closed her kindergarten
last Friday afternoon with an entertain
ment for the little folks
MRS. GEORGE R. EHLE will give tea this
afternoon from three to five o'clock, in
honor Of Miss Alice Archibald.
WILLIAM MCCORMICK was taken to Hea-
| ton Hospital last week where he submitted
to an operation for appendicitis.
THE box for the members OF Company HI
that has been packed at the city clerks Of
fee, will go forward this morning.
Miss SUSAN G. CHAMPION will not return
to the High School for the coming year.
Her successor has not been chosen.
THE marriage of Dean Edison and Miss
Ella Chandler is to occur this morning at
the home of the bride in Middlesex.
DIR. ]. III. FIsKE is visiting DIR. H. A.
Fiske, his son, at Saranac, Lake, N. Y.
The latter is steadily gaining in health
Miss KATHERINE HUTCHINSON returned
last evening from Boston, where she has
been studying music during the past year.
THE Washington county Republican cor
vention, June 80. will be held in Armory
hall instead Of Capital hall as advertised
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE A. MCCoBB re-
turned on Monday from the Pacific coast
where they have been for eighteen months.
GEORGE o. STRATToN is in Rutland and
Bennington counties on business for the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
HARRY DWIGHT, nephew of Mrs. DIR. Fl.
| 3. BoardmaD, secured prize OF 800 at
Amherst College last week, in an essay
| contest.
j. F. SCOTT, superintendent OF the Mas
sachusetts reformatory at Concord, Mass,
was the guest Of Wallace G. Andrews last
Sunday.
THE members of the senior class at the
High School went on Monday to Greens
boro. where they are guests OF Professor N
j. Whitehill.
CHARLES WHEELER, who is taking 8
course in osteopathy at Kirksville, Mo, IL
at the home OF Luther S. Wheeler, his father
for vacation.
w. L. BANCROFT and Mrs. Alice E
Wright, both Of Montpelier, were married
last Wednesday by Rev. j. Edward Wright
at his residence.
MRS. SARAH WRIGHT, who has been al
the home Of @. e. Demeritt for severa
weeks, went last week to Momence, ILL.,, t
live with relatives.
THE primary department OF Trinity church
SuDday-school will celebrate Children.
Day next Sunday noon. Attendance badges
will be awarded at this time.
GEORGE H. WILDER, Miss H. Julia Cross
and Brownie" Butterfly will give con
cert at Stowe next Friday night for th'
benefit of the Stowe cornet band.
Mr.. AND MRS. B. j. LANCE Of Cabot wer,
guests Of DR.. w. L. Goodale last week
while they were attending the closing ex
ercises at the Montpelier Seminary.
BY invitation Of Mayor Senter the lister
are occupying his Office in Lawrence build
ing while making up their reports OF tn,
quadrennial appraisal Of real estate.
MRS. GEORGE L. BLANCHARD went OF
Tuesday to Framingham. Mass, to attend
class reunion at the Framingham Norma
School, which is to occur on Thursday.
: Miss FLORENCE FERRiN returned last Fri
, day from Grand Rapids, Mich, where sh
has been for several months. She was &C
compsnied by Mrs. Homer O. Brigham.
The residence of Urban Burdette, nea
the electric car barn was raided last 6unda
| by Sheriff Collins and Deputy Sherll
Wedge but no Intoxicating liquor wa
found.
,. PRoF. AND MRS. +. l.. LAWRENCE left o
0 Monday for Springfield, Mass. 1t is nC
r probable that they will retnrn to Montpelie
, before they go to their new field in Mil
nesota.
}, THE annual meeting Of the board Of maj
3 ayers of the auxiliary to the Young Men
J, Christian Association will be held at th
y association rooms next Friday afternoon I
r three o'clock.
The Exchange hotel was again raide
IT Tuesday morning by officers, but no intox
n cants were found. The liquor seized MOI
h day has been condemned and spilled by o
der OF Judge Smile.
AS early as Tuesday morning every roo
!. at the Pavilion, Exchange and Montpeli
70 House was taken and the arrivals Tuesdt
,p afternoon and evening had to be conte
Ia with cots In the halls.
,r The body OF Mrs. Hattie M. Troy VI
ii brought to Montpelier from Waterbury la
Saturday for burial in Green Mount Gel
etery. Deceased was sister OF Mrs. O.
"a Alexander OF this city.
W. A. eAoE Of Hartford, Conn.,, cant