The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-07-30

Judge and Mrs @. e. Woodward
and children spent Sunday in Ran
dolph.
william NJ. Duffus and Miss M.
Duffus Of Brooklyn were registered at
the Montpelier House on Monday.
Gas lights have been installed in
L. P. and H. O. Gleason's store, in
addition to the electric lights now
used.
Mrs. Lucy Heard of Phoenix, Ari-
zona, former resident OF Montpe-
lier, is visiting in the city for few
days.
George Reed, employed by f. A.
Walker, architect, went on Monday
to West Derby, N. H., to survey some
building lots.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Peck of
Chicago left for home on Tuesday.
They have been visiting relatives in
the city for few days.
MIb. AlNlu OllltIl anu uduSllb6I,
Clara, are spending a few days in
Williamstown with Mr.. Smith S
uncle, George L. Williams.
There will be service in Bethany
church next Sunday as usual, but the
church will be closed for the four re-
naming Sundays in August.
Rev. J. A. Ward of the People
church preached at the Baptist
church on Sunday in the absence of
the pastor, Rev. Guy G, Lamson.
Miss Carrie B. Bowers is taking a
two weeks vacation from her duties
in the postoffice. She is now camp
ing with a party at Lake Willoughby
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur o. Lowe,
accompanied by their children, Stow
ell and Ruth, left this week fol-
Warren, N, H., for a several days
outing,
Mrs. Eta Tilton, who has beer
visiting at the home of her cousin
Mrs. l.. H. Greene, returned this
morning to her home, The Weirs
N. H.
Edward Reed of Barre was arrested
by Special Officer Felt, on Tuesda.
night, for intoxication. In city cour
this morning he pleaded guilty ant
took ten days in Jail.
E. H. jackson of Burlington i
tanning as conductor ON the Whit
Mountain express in the place of Con
ductor Henry ChamberIin, who die
suddenly this morning.
Andy Watson of Boston, champio
light weight boxer Of New England
is visiting in the city for week. Il
will take part in the athletic exhi
bition in armory hall, August 6.
Moses Morey and John Mooney hav
been appointed delegates to represer
the congregation of st. Augustine
church in the convention of the BuI
lington diocese in that city on Wed
nesday.
Edward Dodge, Jr. returned to Hart
ford, Conn. Tuesday, in which city b
is employed The trial for divorC
petitioned by his wife, now resid
ing in st. Albans, will take place i
September.
Misses Katherine and Marjor
Morris of Cambridge and Fran
Tuttle of New Haven, Conn, visite
on Monday at the home of w. Z
Dewey ON their way to Cabot for
stay of several days.
Rev. and Mrs. L. X. whitman leay
on Thursday for few weeks vac
tion. They will visit Rev. and Mr.
G. o. Judkins at Glens Falls, N. Y.
later returning to Mrs. Willman's ol
4 home in Bristol, N H.
The funeral of Henry Chamberlil
who died on Monday morning, WI
. held from his late home, II Mort
3 Union street, Burlington, on WEI
d nesday. Burial was in the fami
! lot in Green Mount cemetery.
&. e. j. Mitchell of Barre has bee
/ engaged to sing in the choir of I'll
: Church of the Messiah in the absen
v of Mark Davis, the regular teno
!, There will be no services in tn
: church during the month Of August.
s Sheriff Docherty took Jerry Bla'
II to Rutland on Tuesday to serve
IT sentence of not less than sixty
! more than seventy-fve days in Il
D. house of correction, for begging.
10 was arrested on Monday afternoon.
The case of Joseph H. Bennett
Waterbury has been heard in proba
court by Judge Watson. Bennett W
adjudged an insane pauper and h
been committed to the State hospit
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