The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-07-09
Montpelier and Vinicity,
LOCAL HAPPENINGS!


Martin Gibbons, stonecutter who
has been sick for some time, has been
taken to Heaton Hospital for treat
ment.
DR.. p. L. Templeton is spending a
few days at his camp III Glover, leav-
ing his practice in charge of DR..
Grimes.
Prof. and Mrs Harris of Lyndon
Institute stopped at the Pavilion,
Monday night, on their way to Morey
lake to camp for few days.
Mrs. J. o. Houghton and daughter,
Miss Grace, left for Boston on
Tuesday, from which city they will
go to Nova Scotia for the summer.
E. E. Dodge, Jr., has returned
from the Thousand Islands and is at
his old place as clerk at the Pavilion
again. Mrs. Dodge, who was with
him. in Canada, is spending a few
days at her old home in st. Albans.
Miss Esther A, Hathaway, of the
Frederick McCueu force, returned on
Saturday night from a two weeks
trip to Boston and Norfolk, Virginia,
in company with D. F. CLARK and
wife.
Mrs. Henry @. StoughtoD and
daughter Mildred went to Shoreh am
on Monday where Mr.. Stoughton will
join them next week for a two weeks
trip in Massachusetts, and New Hamp-
shire.
Miss Grace M. Morse of Cabot pre-
sided at the organ in the Church of
the Messiah on Sunday, in the absence
of Prof, Hathaway who officiated at
the organ in the Methodist church
of Cabot.
Prof. L. j. Hathaway left on
Tuesday morning to attend the sum-
mer session of the New England Con-
servatory of Music. He will make
special study of theoretical and nor
NAL work.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Craven returned
Tuesnay from their wedding trip
and after July 10 they will be at home
at l31 Elm street. The trip included
visit to Glens Falls. Saratoga and
Lake George.
The druggists report of sales of
liquor in the month of June as given
to the county clerk, M, E. Smile,
are as follows: George McGrath 10,
Collins Blakely s, W. E. Poole 28, E.
f. Leavitt of Plalnfeld, g.
Several families from Seminary
Hill-in all about thirty-five persons
enjoyed picnic Saturday afternoon
at the slate quarry back of the Semi
nary, lunching in Sabin's woods. Mrs.
Frank Sherburne had charge of the
affair.
Mrs. Randall and Miss Lowell,
former Montpelier residents, now of
Chicago, who have been visiting in
this city, started on their return trip
on Tuesday. They will visit in
New Haven and Boston, before reach
ing home.
Harry Gould, who has been chef S
assistant at the Field restaurant for
some time past, has severed his con-
nection there to act as cook with the
Y. M. @. A, boys camping party at
Curtis pond. Fred Page from Lyn-
donville succeeds him.
George Goodwin was injured on
Saturday by the explosion of a fire.
cracker which he was holding in his
hand. Two fingers were badly
wounded. They were dressed by DR..
Chandler and tits thought the boy
will not lose the fingers.
David S. Whitney of Chelsea, M.
S. '01, Wesleyan, '05, who has been
visiting friends in Montpelier for the
past few days. went Wednesday to
Plattsburgh, n. Y, where he has
work for the summer with the Under
wood and Underwood Stereoscopic
View Go.
Letters advertised at the Montpe.
lier postoffice this week are as fol.
lows: Miss Nellie Barney, Mrs. r.
McLaren, Mrs. George W. Smith, O.
M. Bradley, f. G. Brady, o. T.
Ennis, e. P. Forbes, Willie Loubert,
James Mason, James Noise, j. S.
Warch, A. A. Webster.
F. A. Walker and W. Pell Pulls
architects, went ON Wednesday tt
Stowe, to examine the soldiers mem
orial building of that place, presented
the town by II. O. Akely, and de
signed by Smith and Walker of thi'
place. This building will be dedi
Gated during Old Home Week II
Stowe.
The partnership composed of III
Hyman and M. Smarkowyivch o.
Montpelier and l.. Gould OF Barre
doing business under the name of tn,
Granite City Paper Company, ha,
been dissolved. H. Hyman has with