The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-20
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NJ H. Moody was in Burlington
Tuesday on business.
Miss Mabel Reynolds of Chester re.
turned here on Saturday after few
DAYS visit at the home of f. o. Luce.
Miss Anna Booker returned on Mon
day from few days visit in North
field
E. E. Evans and wife are spending
several days in Boston.
Merrill Evans spent Sunday in
Cabot.
Mrs. Allen Foster and Miss Laura
Yatter were in Montpelier on Tues
day.
Mrs. NJ o. Evans is spending the
week in Burlington.
Miss Charlotte Shipman of Mont
pelier and Miss Hough of Brooklyn,
n. Y, visited Miss Julia Shipman on
Monday.
Prof. and Mrs. E. M. Roscoe go to
New Haven this week to visit a. 2.
Roscoe, his brother for few days.
Steve Guptil and family have re-
turned from West Milton where they
spent a week S vacation. Mr.. Guptil
has resumed his duties in O. H.
Haines' store.
Steve Guptil went to Richmond
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
Milton Stevens, who died suddenly on
Monday night. Mr.. Stevens was of
the firm of Stevens & Walker. He was
at his place of business Monday night,
and was taken suddenly ill with heart
trouble from which attack he did not
revive.
The dog license case of @. H. Bailey
was held on Monday before Justice
Huntley, John H. Senter of Montpe-
lier appearing for the defense and l..
o. Moody prosecuting. The case was
decided against Bailey and an appeal
was taken. The case rests on the eX-
tent to which town clerk has the
authority to refuse to license on ac-
count of viciousness.
At the village meeting Monday
night it was voted to concrete the new
street near the wrapper factory The
estimated cost of the work is $500.
Mrs. Caulkins has returned from
Queen City Park.
Rev. Mr.. Evans of Stowe preached
in the Methodist church on Sunday in
exchange with Rev. P. A. Smith.
Rev. W. R. Davenport of Montpelier
preached in the evening.
Rev. and Mrs. B. W. Paxton OF
Newark, N. j., are the guests of L.
r. Bryant.
Frank Wells suffered nasal hemor-
rhage on Sunday His condition OIL
Tuesday was much improved.
Mrs. Nellie MacEwen has been tab
ing a weeks vacation from duties il
Wa'lace's store.
The Luciers Minstrels are scheduled
to play in town, Monday, August a.
Whooping cough is having severe
run in town. At present there are
about fifteen cases, six of which are
on Union street.
The opera house was we'll filled OF
Monday night to attend esd,
Tracked" and the general verdict wal
that the people were we'll pleased will
the performance.
Leon Yeaton, agent for Lucier'
Minstrels, which will give a perform
ance in town, August "a, was in tn,
village on Monday.
Rowe Morrison returned on Satur
day from three weeks business tril
in Pennsylvania and New York, il
the interest of the Drew Daniels
Granite Company.
The Worthwhile and Cambridge bias
ball teams will play game in Stow
on Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock
The base ball enthusiasts are planning
to attend.
Mrs. Charles Hatch and daughter
accompanied by Miss Lena Wallace
will return on Thursday from tw
weeks vacation spent at Long Point
Lake Ohamplain.
Henry Lacy and wife of Syracuse
N. Y, arrived at the Waterbury hote
on Tuesday on their way to Stowe
attend the dedication of the Memoirs
building. Mr.. Lacey is a warm frien
of Mr.. Akely. the donator of tn
building, and has come to New Yor
for the express purpose of being pre-,
emit at the dedication.
E. e. Joslyn returned on Monda
noon from two weeks vacation speI
with a camping party at Long Poin
Lake Champlain.
Nearly all the stores and banks
town will be closed on Wednesday
honor of the great day of the Oh
Home Week celebration IN Stowe.
James V. Godfrey of Boston stoppe