The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-08-28
MONTPELIER And VICINITY,
LOOAL HAPPENINGS.

G. II. Wilder has sold four Pease pianos
In the past two weeks in the city.
Fred Ward and family left today for
carriage drive to Newport and return.
Miss Alma Fisher is employ ed as clerk in
the store Of the Temple-McCuen Company.
@. A. Smith and John Hurley are in
Marshheld today setting mon mental work.
Hssse Nichols left today for weeks
visit with relatives in Waitsfeld and War
rem.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Kingsbury are Wis
iting relatives at Mr.. Kingsbury's old home
in Warren.
The band will give its open air concert
his week on Saturday evening at the Pa
vilion stand.
Miss Ida Pickering returned to her home
in WeiIs, N. H., today after few weeks
visit in the city.
Mrs. w. p. Whitcomb and little son are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. O. Field at Essex
junction for q week.
Prof. B. 7. Wilkins will go to Waterbury
on Mondays and Tuesdays Of each week,
beginning September first.
George T. Desvitt expects to leave early
in September to enter the Hickok's School
OF Shorthand in Boston.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Or
lando Clark Of East Montpelier at the Hea-
ION lOSDltal on MONDAY nlR0b.
The members OF the Montpelier Gun
club are to hold a practice shoot at their
range on Wednesday afternoon.
j. Edward Bailey sold his fancy driving
horse, Jimmy B." to A. j. Feek OF Syra-
cuse, N. Y, ou Saturday for $500.
Gertrude A. and e. J. Ennis have sold
their right in the homestead on Berlin
street to Burton e. Bailey for $500.
Miss Emma Watson has finished work at
the store OF 9. II. Cross & Son and return
ed today to her home in Woodbury.
Gen. Oakes and wife, who have been at
the Pavilion for several weeks, return today
to their home in Washington, ID. G.
Mr.. aud Mrs. f. A. Sherburne and Mr..
and Mrs. #. W. Sherburne OF Boston
spent Sunday on Mount Mansfield.
j. G. Beedey leaves tonight for his home
in Kansas City, Mo going by the way Of
New York city. His family will remain
here for a time.
Mrs. w. A. Stowell and her daughters,
Mrs. W. o. Lowe and Mrs ii. l.. Farwell,
with their children, left M ondsy for weeks
stay at Glen Cliff, n IL.
Dennis Campbell of Berlin, N. H., is vis-
iting George Campbell. his uncle. He says
business was killed for the summer in Ber-
lin because Of the small pox epidemic there.
Mrs, Julia Rivers left today for a few
weeks visit with relatives in Canada. She
was accompanied by William Rivers, her
son, who Is to visit in Richford for few
days.
The bar docket OF Washington county
court just issued for the September term
contains 518 cssee distributed as follows:
Civil cases, 354; criminal, co. chancery,
"a, court cases, 80.
Miss Gertrude Meinecke left today for
Weeks outing at the sea shore at East
Gloucester, Mass. S q will also visit the
Boston and New York millinery markets
before returning home.
+. p. Carleton has purchased OF Joseph
Perkins building lot on Barre street next
to the X. e. Hubbard place for $3.50. Mr..
Carleton has given Mr.. Per kins the contract
to erect double tenement house.
The Wilder orchestral management
which now is practically the Montpelier
Military Band Orchestra furnishes on Tues
day evening two orchestras, one at Dewey
Park and one at East Montpelier hall.
The hearing in the case of the small boys
who were arrested some time since on the
charge OF stealing apples from g. w. Par
menter and which was set for today in city
court, has been continued until October 26
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Mutt, Miss Kate Full
Ter, w. K. Adams and Misses Clara and
Julia, his daughters, are among those from
this city who have gone for a
weeks visit to the Pan-American Exposi-
ton.
Bethany church quartette, assisted by
Mrs. Maud Huntington Benjamin OF Boston
reader, and Mrs. Joseph Viau, accompan
| ist, give a concert at the Congregational
| church at Berlin Corner next Monday ev-
| ening.
Mrs. s. A. Moss gave picnic Tuesday at
| her cottage at Berlin pond to the members
| OF the Themas club and invited guests.
| The party included about thirty ladies' who
were taken to the pond in j. Q. Adams
conveyances.
George A. Crosby OF Boston, we'll and
Mrs. w. Ii. Maloy, his mother, in East
Montpelier Mr.. Crosby has recently
started in the plumbing business for him
self and is located at 115 Berkeley street.
Miss Belle scovill of Manchester, N. II.
Miss Julia Scovill of Chicago, ILL.,, and Miss
Alice Scovill OF Salt Lake Oity, Utah, are
expected to visit at p. II. Hinkley's. The
| Misses Scovill are cousins Of Mrs. Hinkley
and will meet here after a long period OF
separation.
Mrs. Lucy Kennerston OF Cabot was tax.
en- to the State Hospital for the Insane al
Waterbury today by Deputy Sheriff Clyde
Lance. Upon reaching this city it wat
found that there was technical error In
the commitment papers which had to bt
adjusted before Mrs. Kennerston could bt
committed.
The Clerks will cross bats with the Apol
los on the Seminary campus on Thursday
afternoon. The standing OF the teams is al
follows:
Clubs. Won. Lost Pct
APOLLO ''''...''.'......,, 66
Clerks. ,.;;;.;.'...,....." 2 60(