The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-07-16
Montpelier and Vicinity.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


c. Alexander.
Miss Edith Millham has returned to
Essex Junction.
II. L Farwell and family spent Sunday
at Woodbury. pond.
Mrs. DIR. Miller of Virginia is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Asaph Fountain of Burlington is
visiting relatives in this city
F.. Paul Guernsy of stamford, Conn, is
visiting relatives in town for Il week.
Mr.. and Mrs w A. Randall Of Proctor
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Sumner.
Miss Minnie Hallock of this city is
visiting Miss NJ. 'Brien in Burling-'
ton.
Mrs. Luke Welch and son from Lebanon
n. H., are visiting William Milo at Cliff
street.
Henry L. E. Smith was at home on
Sunday from the Mount Pleasant
House.
Edward d. Field of this city is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Field in
Rutland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alexander of Kas-
son, MINI are guests of \ j Alexander,
Il cousin.
Moonlight excursion on Lake Cham
plain Thursday night. See advertisement
on page FIVE.
Miss Arloa McElroy, aged 7G years, died
at her residence at MiddleseX on July S,
of heart disease
A d. Gilley of Boston, formerly of the
firm of Gilley X Abbott of Barre, passed
Sunday in the city.
Louis d. Neveaux has entered the
employ of the Montpelier House as
assistant day clerk.
Miss Mary V. Murphy OF Concord, N.
H., is guest at the home Of Mrs. Mich
ael Keleher her aunt.
The Capital City Gas Company has
begun the work Of laying its gas
mains on lower State street.
The illustrated lecture given on Friday
evening at st. Augustne's church was
well attended and very interesting,
c. Fred Ward, formerly a clerk in the
store of Marvin x Sherburne but now of
Littleton, n. H., is visiting iii town.
Misses Catherine and Comic Meserve
of Keeseville., n. Y, are guests of
Misses Rose and Camille jerome.
Mrs. F. A. Hobart and children of West
Somerville, Mass, are guests of Mrs. Ho-
bart's mother, Mrs. f. A. Ordway of this
city
James Smith, foreman of the foundry
~ 'hc SOitoI ,ha'''ti"Ntui piS W, iP"hS' 10
III harr anu his pace Is '"Nei ny JONI 'ai'-
Mn..,a :, ,,,a,ian r,,,. - p
Tdnrd u, vriSht 'pTo nJ NY nd
Mimic McOueen both Of W9odsville'
NH.
Charles Kennedy is enjoying weeks
vacation from his duties III the Office of
Z, q. Wilson. He Will visit relatives III
Groton.
Moonlight excursion on Lake thamplain
Thursday night. see advertisement on
page five
The homestead of + G. Holmes at
c ri, .+nrot go, rold 90 o,,o+;o,, ~,
I'm, I'm VioIv ~ Nao So.u %' auO rNl III ~
for a. SSo
=, ,,.-.
. A. , po1'meii anu G' " di"pHfS f WIZ on,ieu
SaturdaV ~i,, ~ THIS w4ek they are f. ins1eni
the Hoosic Tunnel. Delaware and Hudson
and Bennington railroads.
Walter L. Mains next advertising
car will reach this CITY on Wednesday
tba 1eth aud another one week later
Tba +bird comes on tho o7th tbree
5ilo Viiiiu SotAeS On WV ~''i' 'i00
Gays aheau OF the SHOW
The band gave another excellent con-
cert at the school street stand Oh filday
evening ana IL was listened 10 ny large
ana appreclatlVe audience / Wlluer
was oDHeeu 10 repeat MS plccolo SOLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sumner are re-
ioicing over the arrival Of q nine
sJN,e.,ae NJ cu,,,ar,. fr;onae oro
Poul PI; -, 80 ,soiia1, of -,
wondering ioW large policS VI III
surance he Will write ON this strang-
er's life.
Moonlipht axcursion on lake Chamnlain
Thursday niGht See adyertisement on
naoe Ave
S,,,;.h ,,,,,o,,,,, .h,, ,,;eio,,i. Foot
"a. 2iii''h loi iiie. 'lo ,,'ia 80
statne oI The Uuhbard LOT i'm Green Niount
cemeterv to another mart of the lot. TO
make room for the monument of the late
/ f Hubbard
~,
Inc barton 1eralu report OF tne
races THURSDAY at Nashua, n. IL,
says that u. Il. hnott owned py y.
Edward Bailey or this city was pick
ed as a strong favorite' in the free
all trot or pace event.
Ca,,;,,,, Ii,,, :, a., S,,,ao,, s,,,o.ol
rs reniii Siass . ; M .iie
VI VIZ Gn ~ .de ~ oero isi
denee 10 Baldwin street. next Thursday
afternoon instead of "Wednesday as first
announced from 80 TO 500 O'Clock
Thot t,,e,,' - ~, i,,o,.aosad i,,+aros, i, ,ha