The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-07-30
Montpelier and Vicinity.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

H.
James Young of Boston is visiting in
Montpelier and vicinity.
The exterior of the county jail is being
improved by repainting.
Robert A. Laheny of New York city is
visiting friends in this city.
A. b. Lord and wife of Burlington were
visitors in this city on thursday.
Clarence Follett has returned from a
visit to his home in Norwich, n. y.
Earl Hunt of of this city is passing few
days with friends in the Queen city.
K.R. b. Flint has returned from ten
days visit with friends i'll Middlebury,
Miss Jennie l.. Lewis of Danvers, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. O. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barrett have re-
turned from weeks visit in Richmond.
Miss Emma Mulqueen of this city is en-
9 9OH.ns vacation at "'r nome III Burning
The Star Trade Register Company has
placed one of its machines in Miller's
cafe.
Arthur Bailey has sold valuable pair
of finely matched horses to parties in
Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton P, Russell of Dial
las, Texas, registered at the Pavilion
Thursday.
&C. Cory and family and Mrs. f. J
Robar are visiting ID. A. Perry in East
Brookheld.
Roy D. Cross has so far recovered frem
his recent illness as to be able to be about
town again.
Miss Ethel Atherton of Waterbury is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Ben
nett, in this city.
Merrill Russell of this city is at White
River Junction setting up monument in
the cemetery there.
The Langdon estate tax was paid Friday
and it amounted to Stills, the largest
paid in the city.
Wallace f. Dufur and Stella P. AleXan-
der, both of this city, were married i'll
Mortified Oh Thursday evening.
The residents of the Kent street neigh
borhood held an enjoyable picnic at
Dewey park on Thursday afternoon.
II. H. Hartwell, while suffering from
temporary mental alteration, was placed
in jail ON Thursday evening for safe keep
ing.
L. Bart Cross. A. d. Farwell, Z. d.
Hyde and party of ladies enjoyed a
tallV-hO ride To Berlin pond this after
noon.
Charles F. Booth, manager of the United
States Clothes Pin Company, left on " ed
nesday night for an extended business
trip
Wanted. tenement for light house
keeping or unfinished rooms III private
house. in ward Leave address at this
office
mons street. eytension saw fine buck
deer grazing in the field of William Holmes
on "Wednesday morning
MI. ana MIS- H. >. UuIcueII' VINO nay t
Deen camping at otaiI am ~ DeacIl loi
and returned TO This city.
Mrs Mary Kecor OF Barre mas pulcuas-
7d, through Nheelock heal Eslatg A4en-
oy, buildings ana acres ueaI tle NoItes'
1er branch road, OF Nell '. Cooley'
The apparatus of hose company, No. l.
mas Deen moved 10 the LANE haluIaclu
ing Company shops ana private com
pany Will De organized among TUG EN-
ployes.
Miss Edua NcCord of Barre and Mis-.
Lewis OF Burlington are assisting al the
telephone exchange qulln9 'ne llIless OF
Misses Cella Lull ana Ruin SMITH, lhe reg
ular operators
A local dele rate In the Democratic
state convention held nj Burlington, Ina.
re-, l,s,1t h,isr avnIainino to Ills friends
that his was hot The lonely SCATTERING
vote cast for Governor
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Inc epluelllic OF pieuhIu4 lI[o IieiTuI
cars Nus uPleaie" "9niI a. -IoH' ~
Junction ana the auin0IllIGs are on ne
lookout Tor celtali! iiialviuuais pedieEeo ''
nave some cohhec'ion Win 'he pIeahs'
The last Of fine old cases reoardiun the
vioIatinu Of the citv ordinance couGern
ing the riding OF bicycle without lam
was settled WEDNESDAY WIN me eXcep
tlon OF one respondent VINO IL III Aoih
state
Local Democrats who attended the con
vention at RnrInnton Thursday wore In,
brna eHs q, Of -. .mies mon thej;' return n
The evening and When asked if the result
tras whaf fhav had antininoted they re-
marked - A. * John Senter