The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-22
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY


ter, Miss Sallie, of Chelsea, were in
the city on Monday They left for
st. Johnsbury on Monday afternoon,
where Miss Emery is to enter st.
Johnsbury Academy.
By the additions and corrections
made to the Barre grand list since it
was made up in June by the
assessors, the same is increased S412 =
40, making the total list this year
SAB, 367. 03. These additions and cor
rections are made under the new law
passed at the last session of the Legis-
lature, allowing corrections to be
made as late as September 10.
W. L. Dewey is in receipt of some
excellent photographs taken by W. B.
Stratton of the buildings and sur
roundings of the Lake Mansfield Trout
Club They show the boat house,
club house, rustic bridge and the
group of men who constructed it.
This group includes Admiral CLARK
and DR.. II. O. Bringham. Maurice F.
Dewey is also member of the party.
Among the out of town alumni that
attended the banquet at the Seminary
on Monday evening were noted: M.
r. Fox, and M. o. Evans, Waterbury,
Fay Ovitt, Enosburg Falls, j. j. Ross,
Huntington, Miss Carletta Adams, Es-
sex Junction, Perley j. Hewey, Fair
fax, Harley W. Heath, Marshfield,
Miss Smith, White River Junction,
John Miller, Newbury, Miss Harriet
Oelley, Bradford, Miss Boyd, and Miss
Maude e. Boyoe, Waitsfeld. Nearly
all the young men and part of the
young ladies are either graduates or
undergraduates in some college.
= The new station at Montpelier
Junction took sudden rise in the
world. on Saturday afternoon. Jacks
were placed under the building and
it was raised bodily six inches. This
was done to make the building safer
from fire from the furnace. The
interior of the building will be COM
pleted in few days. The finish is
of hard pine and the waiting-room
and ticket office are conveniently ar
ranged. The parts of the platform
and awning that were wholly or
partially burned will be rapidly re-
placed and the station will be ready
for occupancy in short time.
The date OF the State convention of
the Kings Daughters and Sons of
Vermont, at Rutland, has been set for
September 28 and 29. The Rutland
branch will tender reception to the
visiting delegates on the evening Of
September 81 and the delegates from
Montpelier will leave on Tuesday Of
that date.
The Young Alumni Association of
Montpelier Seminary held its sixth
annual reunion and banquet ON Mon.
day afternoon and evening at the
Seminary. During the day graduates
and former students of the school
gathered in goodly number to renew
old acquaintance, form new ones and
to talk over old times and times to
come. The football game in the
afternoon added spice to the reunion
that was thoroughly enjoyed.
Ivy Lodge, Rebekahs, gave a recep-
ion to Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Pattee, in
Odd Fallows' hall on Tuesday even
ing The evening was passed in a
pleasant manner and just before the
party separated Mr.. and Mrs. Pattee
were presented with an elegant china
dinner set by their fellow members o1
the Rebskahs. Mrs. O. E. Bugbef
made neat presentation speech thai
was appropriately responded to by
Capt. Pattae.
Mrs. E. d. Putnam is moving hel
goods into the home of Mrs. Thoma
Marvin on College street, with whom