The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-09-07
trotters on exhibition at the Burlington

| connected with Trinity Church., will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. w. b. Worthing
on Winter street.
ApJuTANr WALTER S. STERLING suffered
q relapse at the Fort Ethan Allen hospital
Monday night, and has since been reported
as failing rapidly.
CORPORAL WILL N. TERRIAULT who has
been Ill with typhoid fever since his return
from Chickamauga, is doing as well as
| could be expected
THE Ladies' Aid Society, connected with
the Baptist church observed "Red-Letter
Day" last evening at the home of Mrs. Eva
s. Leland in Berlin.
MRS. LESTER H.: GREENE returned last
| week from Mount Clemens, Mich, where
she has been for several weeks under treat
ment for rheumatism.
CARL l.. HARDY of Concord, N. H, and
| Miss Myrtle M. Davis OF Northfeld were
married last Saturday evening by Justice
j. II. Lucia at his Office.
Mr.. AND MRS. THOMAS MARVIN attended
the wedding OF Miss Lura Marvin, niece
of the former, which occurred at Alburgh
last Wednesday evening.
THE Union schools were closed Monday
| afternoon out of respect to the late DR. D. G.
Kemp, who has been for many years
member Of the school board.
W. T. DEWEY received letter last Sat
urday from T. W. Wood, written from Lon
! don, in which he says he will be at Mont
| pelier on or about October 20.
The Ladies' Aid Association Of the Hea-
ton hospital will meet this afternoon at two
| o'clock with Mrs. G. III. Heaton at her
home on State street. Work.
THE Montpelier Military Band and the
Southland quartette gave sacred concert
at Dewey Park last Sunday afternoon,
which was very largely attended.
MRS. j. A. ANDREWS Of johnson, is visit
ing W. G. Andrews her son. Mrs. w. G..
Paddock OF Chicago, sister OF MI An
drews, is also guest at that home.
CLARK FLETCHER, who has been working
as steam and gas filter for Fred B!anch-
ard, went on Monday to Kirksville, Mo-, to
take course of study in osteopathy.
DRs, @. e. CHANDLER and A. B. Bisbee
removed Thomas Gisborne's injured eye on
Monday. The operation was very sue
cessful and Mr.. Osborne is doing well.
A. G. BOOTH returned on Monday from a
vacation of two weeks spent at Essex juno
tion and vicinity, and has resumed his
duties in the drug store of II. A. Slade.
Miss SARAH A. HATCH of Nashua, N. H.,
who had been the guest of Mrs. @. H.
Baldwin and Mrs. T. q. Phinney returned
to her home on Thursday OF last week.
REDFIeLD PHILLIPS gave whist party
last Friday evening to a number OF his
young friends. Miss Nellie Moulton and
H. Waite Sabin made the highest scores.
have been strung along the entire line OF
the Montpelier and Barre electric railroad
and there is no longer any lack of power.
SToRRs 7. MOVES has brought to this Of
flee black raspberry bush that is a real
curiosity. The bush grew in an inverted
form and was heavily laden with ripe berries
FOUR horse barge load of the employees
of the Pavilion drove last Saturday evening
to the home of Miss Nellie Herbert in Mid
dlesex Center where an enjoyable evening
was passed.
A. #. MEYERS, o. e. Pelky and Irving
Webster of the Third Regimental Band
Concord, N. H, assisted the Montpelier
Band in their work at Camp Olympia last
Wednesday.
DODGE KEITH, who has been quite seri
ously i'll at the Pavilion for several days
was taken to his home in Chicago las
Saturday evening, accompanied by his wife
and daughter.
THE property of the former granite firm
of Fraser & Broadfoot will be sold at auc
, tion Monday, September 10, at two o'clocl
at the sheds in Berlin, by Hugh j. M
Jones, receiver.
ROBERT j. KMBALL, of the firm of r. j
Kimball & Co., New York, whose summer
home and residence is in Randolph, wa:
last week elected president of the lows
Central railroad.
MERTON, the six-years-old son of Frank
Streeter, died last Wednesday Of convul
|, sions Funeral services were held last Fri
day afternoon, and the burial was in Greer
Mount cemetery.
The electric railroad has carried up t.
September l, in round numbers, 250.OC
passengers. This volume of business ha
l exceeded the expectations of the mos
sanguine Of its promoters.
MISS MAY WALDRoN Of Plymouth, N. H.
was the guest Of Miss Alice Folsom at tn
Riverside over last Sunday. Miss WaldroI
and Miss Folsom went to Lancaster, N. III
on Monday for brief stay.
: COL AND MRS. FRED e. SMITH left las
Saturday for Cincinnati to attend the Ma
: tional Grand Army encampment. The,
b will make quite an extended tour throug
the West before their return.
n Miss BESSIE CARY, a former instructor il
9 vocal music at the Montpelier Seminary
was the guest of Mrs. f. l. Pitkin last week
Since Miss Gary was in Montpelier she ha
/ studied in Paris and Germany.
Mr.. AND Mrs. @. O. YOUNG Of Kansa
@ City were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. {
% Blanchard last Saturday. Mr.. Young
- superintendent of the Swift's Dresse
Beet Company of Kansas City.
v HARRY LOWE returned on Tuesday froI
a New York city and the West where he ha
been for the past five weeks in the interest
n OF his grain business, and the investment
y of the j. Warren Bailey estate,
SEVERAL members of the Montpelier Mil
1t tary band went last evening to st. Albar
Is to join the brigade band of that city that
engaged to play for three days fair th
r, week in the Province of Quebec.
If THE faculty and the older students
Montpelier Seminary gave a reception
D. the society halls last Saturday evening I
k the new students, which was thorough
enjoyed by all who participated.
g. JOHN SPRAKMAN Of Barre and Charlie
10 Hart Of this city will run a one hundre
yards foot race at Barre next Saturday, fC
+ purse Of $25. II, II. White OF this cit
Ar will act as stake holder and referee.
THE ejectment case OF T. r. Gordol
u against James Victor Morrow and wife hG
N been continued by Justice T. j. Deavit
! until Monday, September 12 when it is o,
pected the defendants will be present.
ID Mrs. G. b, B. DENNY, Misses Helen an
A. Margaret Dewey, Clara Adams, Harrit
- Huse and Anna Phinney went on Tuesda
. to Bennington to attend the State CONVEX
" tion Of the order OF Kings Daughters.
al LUCY M. Brown has brought a petitio
" for divorce from Frank w Brown, h'
husband. The papers were served La
a, Thursday and tho case is returnable at IL
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