The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-05-07
Montpelier and Vicinity.
Local Happenings.

Local Happenings.
Hassie Nichols is employed as clerk at
the store of Edward Gill.
" Moses Yatter of Boston is the guest of
Joseph Yatter, his brother.
NJ. c. Bullock of Chicago, who has spent
his summers in this city for several years,
has arrived at the Pavilion.
The Boston Bargain and Racquet stores
will be open every evening beginning with
Monday evening until the first of July.
Mrs. f. r. Pitllin and Miss Doris Sabin
her sister, are i'm Cambridge for a few
days, visiting Mrs. c. f.. Wells, their aunt.
: The infant son of MIR and Mrs. Charles
w. Burpee died on Monday The funeral
was held this afternoon from the house ut
65 Dudley street, Medford, Mass
G. G. Baldwin, one of the proprietors
and manager of the Boston Bargain store
in this city, has moved his family from
Barre to II Looms street.
Mrs. o. d. Bosworth of Williams
town is the guest of Mrs. A. NJ Burn
ham, her mother, for a few weeks.
. Rev w. A. Dawson will speak at
the Baptist church next Thursday
evening.
o. r. Collins is in town for few
weeks to assist Harry Hawkins at his
carriage repository.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Carroll Dana Of
New York arrived at the Pavilion
Thursday for the season.
:, 0. r. Collins tof Cabot, G. B Evans
and B. E. Wallace of Waterbury were
at the Montpelier House today.
:, Timothy Doyle of New London,
Conn, is visiting John Doyle, his
brother.
The Central Vermont railway com
any is relaying the main line from
the junction to this city with heavier
rails.
I'M w. Wheelock real estate agent,
has sold for W. J. Royce of this city,
a farm in Moretown to Mrs. Phebe
]. Wade of Lower Cabot.
w. E. O'Neill has taken the CON
tract for plumbing the new residence
of Clifton M. Heaton now in process
of construction on Baldwin street.
Fred G. McAnally, for the past few
years the genial advertising manager of
the Barre Telegram, is to 90 to Montreal
where he will act as representative of Il
Brooklyn, n. Y, real estate company.
Mrs. Martin l.. Bruce of Brattle-
boro has arrived in the city and will
reside with Mrs. Guy G. Lamson, her
daughter, during her husbands alb
sence in South America.
Frank Townson, the man who was
injured by an explosion at Mortified
some time ago and was rapidly recov-
ering from his injuries, has suffered
relapse, His condition is critical.
Walter Paine has finished work in
the office of Ryle & Mccormick gran
lite company because of continued i'll
health and has gone to farm in East
Montpelier to recuperate.
Thursday was the fifty first anniver-
airy of the marriage of Col. and Mrs.
A, G. Brown and they celebrated the
event by enjoying an early May break
fast at the vestry of the church of the
Messiah.
Gueisseppe Alarica, Curtis Daniels
and Luther Guyette who were Satur-
day sentenced in county court to i'm
prlsonment in State prison, will be
taken to Windsor next Wednesday by
Sheriff Graves and one of his deputies.
At a meeting of the local Epworth
League held Thursday evening, it was
voted to invite the Vermont Confer
ence league to hold its annual meet
ing at Montpelier in June. Miss
Zella Hill is the newly elected presi-
dent of the local society.
Jack Kelley was taken back to the
State Hospital for the Insane at Water
bury Friday by Sheriff Graves.
Kelley has made deputy sheriff Tracy
and his assistants little trouble since
he has been confined in Washington
county Jail
Percy W. Clement of Rutland, can
dldate for Governor on a high license
platform, will speak at Montpelier, in
Armory hall on Thursday evening,
May s. Mr.. Clement speaks at Swan
ton May 5, Newport, May 6 and Island
Pond, May T.
Twenty paving stone cutters at the
uarry of the Capital Granite Com
pany in Barre struck Thursday for
All advance in cutting from 1872 to 1924
a thousand. T. W. Eagan, the man.
ager, went to the quarry this afternoon
to try and effect a settlement
The Eberman local union inluding
the Christian Endeavor societies and
Epworth Leagues of Barre, Montpe-
lier and Williamstown, is to hold
mass meeting at the Congregational
church in Barre on Wednesday, May
IA, which will be addressed by Rev.
James Alexander of Newport, N. H.
Programs will soon be issued for the
grand lodge and grand encampment
of Odd Fellows, to be held at Ludlow
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
May 20, 81, and 30 The grand en-
campment will occupy the first day,
the grand lodge the second and the
Rebekah assembly the third
Brigadier General George Wise and
assistant adjutant General J. E. Rol.
Inns of East Barre and Mai. G. A.
Bond of this city representing the
Union Veterans Union, were in
Roxbury on Friday evening to organ
lze a regiment of the Union. Major
Bond delivered an address.