The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-09-04
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Mrs. d. G. Thatcher Of Gouldsville is Wis

motorman on the electric road today
Mrs. q. L. Darling OF Georgetown, S. g.,
has been visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. e. s. Bard has returned from a few |
weeks visit with relatives in South Fairlee.
Mrs. Alice M. Town OF Whittier, Califor-
mia, is visiting her uncle, Akron Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs @. NJ. Virgins went to
Greensboro this afternoon for two days
stay.
Mrs. Alice M. Town of Whittier, Cali
ifornia, is visiting her uncle, Aaron Ban
croft.
Mrs G. I. Church OF Barre has moved to
this city and taken rooms in the Bruce
block.
Mrs. Nellie M. Gill has been appointed as
sistant in the adjutant generals office at
Montpelier.
j. W. Rogers, accompanied by e. 8.
Meigs, returned to Walden today to remain
until Saturday.
George 8. Chase who has been visiting
his son at Spokane, Wash, for the past
month, has returned.
e. B. House and family of Philadelphia,
guests of e. II. House OF Berlin, are to re-
turn to their home next Wednesday.
f.. II. Tracy and wife have returned
from camp at Woodbury. pond where
they were the guests of Chief Q. K. De-
merritt.
Ex-Gov. Josiah Grout of Derby, j. W.
Redmond OF Newport and Fletcher d.
Proctor Of Proctor were in the city on
Thursday.
When you order goods by telephone from
Poole, the pharmacist, you get them at tpe
earliest possible moment, fact worth keep
ing in mind.
Mrs. Rsphiel Lanier and Mrs. Olive
Moss, her sister, returned today from few
weeks visit in the west and at the Pan
American Exposition.
Eight couples of young people enjoyed a
straw ride to East Montpelier on Tuesday
evening. Dancing and corn roast were
among the festivities.
Mrs. Emily Whestley Of Melrose, Mass,
who has been the guest OF ID. s. lWheatley
her son, for two weeks went to Brookfeld
today TO visit relatives.
John Moran gave pleasant moonlight
ride to ten couples in j. Q. Adams band
wagon on Wednesday evening. The party
drove to Berlin pond and return.
The railroad commissioners, accom-
panied by Superintendent r, w. Stanyan,
made an inspection OF the Montpelier u
Wells River road Friday, by special train.
Mrs. Nye, who has for some time been
under treatment at Heaton hospital, was
taken 10 her home in East Barre on Tues
day afternoon in Roakes & Driscoli's ambu-
lance
Earl f. Greene has returned from Mont
real, where he has been arranging for the
reopening of the branch laboratory for
manufacturing Greene's Syrup OF Tar this
season.
The Walter L. Main Show Co., extends
an invitation to all Shriners of Mt Sinai
Temple to assemble in front of the show
tent tonight at 7.2C. Each Noble is request
ed to wear his fez.
Col. A. @. Brown returned on Thursday
evening" FROM Rye Beach, N. H., where he
and Mrs. Brown have been staying during
the summer. de drove the two hundred
miles in four days.
ago to the Mary Fletcher hospital success
fully underwent an operation for the reno
val of bone abscess from the head and 10
reported as convalescing.
At the regular meeting OF Knights
Pythias ON Friday j. w. Caustic, and
I'll. Farrar were chosen as delegates to go to
Grand Lodge, which will be held at Ben
nington the first OF October.
W. L. Caldwell and family of New York
and Gen. and Mrs Cakes and Mrs. Ballan.
tine and daughter Of Washington, ID. c.,
who have been at the Pavilion for several
weeks, returned to their homes on Friday
The trustees Of the j. e. Hubbard estate
have given to the city deed for the small
pP-k on Sumner street, according to the
agreement made with W. K. Harlow and
DIR. X. L. Cleaves by the late j. e. Hub
bard.
A special train YVES run over the Wells
River road this afternoon to meet A. r.
Sortwell Of Cambridge, Mass, president Of
the road, at Wells River. es he would ar
rive there too late to take the regular
train.
w. N. Theriault, trustee, sent out the
checks Friday paying the one hundred OF
more creditors OF the insolvent estate OF M
H. Rice the seven per cent dividend de-
clared by Referee e. II. Deavitt on the goth
instant
Miss Eunice Walbridge. who has been
the guest OF Karl Ii. Wslbridge, her broth.
err, left on Thursday for her home in Ma
lone, n. Y. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Wslbridge and son, who are to remain
for few weeks.
Some one stole G. H. SMILES bicycle
from the piazza OF his residence on Loomis
street while he slept on Wednesday night
Mr.. Smile says he does not prize the wheel
80 very much but he would give dollar tC
know who the thief 10.
b. S. Currier and family of Boston, whit
have been guests OF G. II. Crandall Of Der
lin, returned to their home Friday. @. ID
and A. G. Crandall Of Philadelphia anC
families, who are guests at the same place
are to return next week.
Walter Russell, who has been a law stu
dent in the Office Of Dillingham;, Huse
to his home in Plymouth, N. H., before en-
tering upon his second years course IL
Dartmouth college this fall.
The four months old daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Human Cutler died Thursday morning
The funeral was held from the house oil
Fuller street at one o'clock Friday after
noon, Rev j. Ed ~ ard Wright officiating
Burial was in the Cutler cemetery.
The,Wilder subscription concerts are nov
a certainty, as tickets have been sold to tn
amount of nearly $e00 The first concert Il
by the famous Kneisel Quartette, on Octo
Der 3. The advance sale OF seats will ope
at A. M, September %, at the Buswel
bookstore
G. III. Wilder went to Littleton, N. H., tC
day to take part in concert this evenin
under the auspices OF the Episcopal society
His orchestral club will join him on Thur
day, and, assisted by Mrs. Maud Hunting
ton Benjamin OF Boston, reader, will give
concert that evening at Franconia Inn.