The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-30
the structure and it is expected work
will shortly begin.


will shortly begin.
The SUNNI er schedule of trains went
into effec at IL :0l p. M, on Sunday,
June 26. The following changes are
to occur in the timetable: The Sun
day paper train is no longer a paper
train but an express and will leave
this station at 9 20 a. M, as 1t for
merly has done the return train from
Montreal will arrive at 30 p. m.
What is known here as the 1 oclock
express will arrive at IL 80 p. m,
from Month cal and the express going
north will leave at :57 This is on
Sundays only. The weekly changes
are: The 1 O'Clock express arrives at
10 80 going south, the morning train
going north leaves at :0S and she
evening local arrives at z :34. Mails
will be taken on the 8 :57 and ~ 80
about July /. Six new men are put
on the line. E. e. Thompson of this
place has been transferred from the
evening local to the IL 80 express
which means a through run from
Montreal to Springfield. Don't for
get the changes and miss your train.
Mrs. Sarah Hszelton is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jesse Cook.
lU6 ludIIihR6 VI CdIl DUAL anu MlsS
MQriel Howe is to occur at 8 o. clock
on "Wednesday evening at st. Mary's
church. A reception will follow the
ceremony at the home of Maj Frank
Howe on Vine street. from s 80 to 10.
Miss Bernice Hunt of Montpelier is
the guest of Mrs. j. II. Winch.
Misses Geneva and Ruth Jones ar
rived from Kirkvsille, Mo, on Thurs
day. The school of osteopathy is
closed for the summer vacation
Bernie Como has moved from Mrs
Calvin Harvey's to j. E. Bingham's
residence on Slate avenue. Mrs Har-
vey expects to leave town.
Rev. Homer Flint occupied the pull
pit in Christ church, Montpelier on
Sunday.
A new phone has been installed in
the residence of Mr.. Kittredge on East
Hill Gall No.4, $50
Charles Houston, engineer for De-
vine 81 Burns, who had the misfor-
tune to catch his hand in the ma
cLinery in such a manner as to make
it neccessaryito have the middle finger
amputated at the first joint, is recov-
ering from his injury in a satisfactory
way.
d. e. Hurley. wife aud son, left
for their home in Junction, Arlz., on
Tuesday after a visit with relatives in
town.
Mrs. Graves and daughter Lucia
are the guests of d. d. Field.
Mrs. Minnie Evans is in Barre Tor a
short visit with her daughter.
Miss Lillian Field arrived from her
school in Northampton, Mass on Sat-
urday to spend the summer vacation
in town.
Mrs. M. ID. Smith and daughter,
left for Charlotte today to spend sew
eral weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Hosford
Miss Lottie Speare of Burlington
was the guest of Mrs. G. r. Andrews
on Friday.
Mrs. H. M. Cutting, son Earl, and
daughter, Laura returned from Bur-
lington on Satu rday. The latter gradu-
ated from Edmunds high school in
Burlington last week.
Irving and Richard Ellis are on
business trip to Maine
s. S Ballard of Montpelier was in
own on business last week.
Commencement exercises were ex-
ceptionally good this year.
Miss Sarah Mavo of Stowe is the
guest of her sister, Mrs Charles Pre-
vier.
1t is learned with regret that after
all the energy expended in an effort
to have Fourth of July celebration
at Northfield the affair had TO be
abandoned on account of lack OF time
and ability to secure horses for races
that were expected to OCCUR The
scene of action was to have been the
fair grounds and the date was eagerly
| looked forward to by many as it was
sure to have pleased all. Indications
are now that the town will pass a
quiet Fourth
Miss Miriam Kimball of Montpelier
Seminary is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. II. e. Reed.