The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-24
aONTPE..IER AND VICINITY.
EOOAL HAPPENINGS.

Rev. @. o Judkins will preach OF East
Montpelier Center next Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock
Aaron Somervile, formerly employed in
Lanes drug store in this city, but now OF
Boston, IL visiting in town.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry ID. Hopkins and
Misses Laur, and Jessie, their daughters,
are visiting relatives in Montgomery.
There is lively scramble for good loca-
tions for booths on ymarket Square dur
ing the street fair.
The little son of Grant Temple on fell
from table Monday afternoon and broke
both bones OF its left arm.
The valuable pointer, Spot" owned by
g. s. Walton di3d on Sunday from in.
juries received from two bulldogs attacking
1t In Hubbard park the other day.
Rev j. Edward Wright assisted Rev. j.
y. Bennett in conducting the funeral SER
vices OF ID ID. Rsnlett, held at St. Albars
on Friday afternoon.
Gen. aud Mrs. James OAkes and Mrs. II.
l.. Ballentine, their daughter, with her son,
all of Washington, ID. o., have taken rooms
at the Pavilion
Ii. Julius Voldholm is spending two
weeks in Boston aud New York. He will
attend the semi-annual exhibition of the
furniture dealers Of New York.
Mrs Beggs of New York is guest of Mrs
JOS. Poland. Mrs. Beggs was visitor here
four years ago and made many friends who
will be pleased to renew her acquaintance.
In the city court cases OF State against
John and Robert Dsvine for intoxication.
the respondents pleaded not guilty on
Saturday aud the hearings were continued
until July 20.
The ball game between the Apollo and
Clerk team, which was to have been played
on the Seminary campus on Wednesday af.
ternoon has bsen postponed until Friday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. W. r. III. Davidson of St.
Albans were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. 1.
Pitkin over Sunday. Mrs Davidson went
Monday afternoon to Queen City Park, Bur-
ington, for brief stay.
Charles Adams of Barre, the unknown
man arrested by Constable Dawley ON Sat-
urday noon, pleaded guilty to intoxication
in city court thai evening and paid the re-
quired $12.69
III. b. Hancock and wife of Crookston,
Minn are at the Montpelier house. Mr.
| Hancock is son OF Heman Hancock of
| Worcester, and is visiting his native State
| for the first tins in seve al years.
The exc c-ssive heat OF the season does not
seem to affect the carriage business In Ateri-
ally, as the sale at o r. Collins repository
| for the past month averages more than one
day. Read his new adv. in this Issue.
The local golfers are now pstronizlng the
course at Cherryvale park IS they claim
the grass at the Hubbard park course has
been allowed to get 80 high as to prevent
good play.
The insurance companies bave not yet
settled with Simon Levin for his loss in tue
recent fire. The experts invoice was So $40
which is 81 600 less than claimed by Mr.
| Levin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lowe have opened
| their Montpelier residenc. for the summer.
| Mrs. Lowe. Master WarIeI and maid ar
irnF IL ntfw
ing.
but now attending Columbia college, Is at
| his home in Kirksviile, Mo, called there to
attend the funeral OF his younger brother
who spent the summer here two years
ago.
Terrll s won the 2;09 pacing race from
D. Edward Bailey's K e. Knott in three
straight Leats at Concord on Friday after
noon. The rscs WAS close one AID the
track record OF 2:112 Was broken, the heats
being run in 2:124 2:1l4 and 2:12a,
Miss Grace Parady has returned from a
ten months visit with her brother in Chi
csgo. Arthur Parsdy, her BROTHER who
has charge OF the Lake Champlain zach,
Clubs quarters in Burlington, is also home
for few days visit
MIR. and Mrs. Edward A. Cooper of
Springfield, Mass, are guests OF G. r. Bus
well, Mr.. Cuoper's cousin. Mr.. Cooper ls
to 60 TO Bucksport, Me- in the fail 10 TAX 9
the position of principal OF the Methods t
Seminary there.
Fred Gleason underwent succs, sful sur
gical operation at the Heaton hospital 10
day. For aometime his breathing has bee a
affected by an unnatural growth OF the
septum, which almost closed one nostril.
The septum was removed.
The survivors OF the Eighth Vermont
regiment will hold their annual reunion In
hta nIx ID "A
Old Home Week. The secretary OF the as
ISOLATION will soon issue his circular giving
the details OF the exercises.
K. M. Harvey, cler Of the State board O
railroad commissioners, went on Monday tC
Brattleboro where the commissioners to
day begin their annual tour OF inspection Of
the railroads OF the State. 1t will tax,
about four weeks to cover the entire mile
age.
Chet Wood of Msrshfeld was brought t }
this city under arrest Saturday by Deputy
Sheriff Tracy. This is he result Of the sui
brought for damages by Nelson GAY fol-
SO 600 and by r. A Standlsh for 81, 900
Woods bail was fl xed at 81, 900, whcn Was
furnished BY Edwin Lane.
Mrs. U. A. Gale will entertain the mem
bers OF Marquis de Lafayette Chapter
Daughters OF the American Revolution, a
the Gulf House, Wiiliamstown Springs, oI
Thursday Members will take the elec
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morn ing.
The New York Dramatic Mirror devote:
nearly column to the new musical comedy
The Explorers" written by Bert LestOL
Taylor and Walt I'll. Lewis, that is now
packing the Dearborn thester in Chicago
This latest production from Mr.. Taylor,
pen is now in its third week in that IN sater
, and fills 1t at every performance, despite
the intense heat that has prevailed in tina
, city during July.
William l.. Kimball, q ccm mercial trav
eller OF Boston, with his wife has beel
driving through the country with their owl
.. team. On Sunday they drove from Grotol
TO this city and about five O'Clock reached
Dewey park when their horse succu mb bet
to the beat and died in the road soon ter
ward. One OF BENZ Dsley's teams was SO
{ cured and the dead horse removed an,
, buried. Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbsll are at tn
: Montpelier House.
Charles +. Dewey. aged 65 years, died Of
Y Monday night NJ the n, lum In Waterb bury
: after long and tedious illness. the de
q c ased was long time and much esteeme
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