The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-08-26
LOCAL BRIEFS


day morning and visited the Adjutan
Generals office. Company A, of Rutland
left the range last night and Company D.,
of ST. Johnsbury is the last company on
the list. The two lieutenants have
charge of the food and medicinal supplies.
Otto Bates and Glenn McKinstrey
went to Berlin Pond yesterday afternoon
Gilman Bliss went to Morrisville the
fair yesterday in the Seguin automobile.
J. A. KELLOGG went to Burlington
yesterday where he is to spend two
weeks vacation at Queen City Park.
Miss Mary Quinlin, Of Barre, will
visit Miss Pauline Ryan of this city
for week
Mary Malone of this city, went to
Woodbury. pond yesterday where she
will spend her vacation.
C. c. Grlswold, of the Boston Bargin
Store, went to Boston yesterday on
business.
DIR. p. L. Templeton has returned from
his camp AT NloNer'
Mrs Frank Morse is visiting at her
former home in South Atworth, n. II.
Four generations were present at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Alexander,
of Berlin street, recently. Mrs. Lecknor,
of Littleton, great grand mother; Mrs.
Keer. Woodsville, n. H., grandmother
Mrs. Al xander, her daughter, and Mrs.
Alexander's one year old daughter,
Frederick. completing the fourth genera
ton.
Three Sisters of Notre Dame, Montreal
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Byrnes
DIR. J. H. Huber, of New York, who was
to have appeared before the State Health
officers on Tuesday evening, arrived
from Burlington and his lecture was
arranged for last evening.
County Game Warden Homer Camp, OF
Barre, was in town yesterday on his way
to Warren to nvostgate claim foi
damages done by deer to crops.
O. r. Virgins, of MiddleseX, reports
that he has seen the wildcat or panther
which has been causing some uneasines'
locally. He says he saw the animal neal
the window of his house last Monday
night but didn't take a shot at the beast
because he didn't have a life handy
Barre is training four of its runners tc
race against Pat Dineen champion sly
days go-as-you- please runner of the world
at Intercity Park next Saturday afternoon
Dineen is the Boston man who won thu
Marathon race at the rec mt tercentenar,
celebration in Burlington.
Warren Kibby was operated upo
Tuesday evening at Heaton Hospita
for appendicitis. Mr.. Kibby was take
quite suddenly with an attack of tn
disease. The operation is thought to b
successful and he is doing as well as coul
be expected,
Misses Bessie Portal, and Molly an
Nellie Murray, of Dorchester, Mass
return to the city this morning after,
visit in Richmond.
Miss Julia Houghton is at Lake Nam
field for several days.
Misses Gertrude Meinecke and Mar
Fullerton left Wednesday morning IL
Mount Mansfield.
DR.. c. o. Probst, secretary of the Oh
State Board, of Health and secretary OF IL
American Public Health Association lie
town yesterday morning. He gave
very able address on Tuesday before u
State School for Health Oe--:ers.
Miss Margaret Finn has returned
ST. Adams after a visit in town as Il
guest of her sister, Miss Elizabeth Fin
Patrick Ryan, William Miller, traI
Stone and Lucius Stone went to Morn
vile yesterday by automobile to after
the fair. Another automobile party wi
attended the fair in the Cleaves machi
was composed of DR.. X. l.. Cleaves; Il.
Stratton; J. f. Goodnough; and Z.
Whittier
Miss Bessie Hight is ill with an Alta
of tonsiltis.
Miss Florence Kimball leaves Frid;
morning for Brant Beach, Mass, for
outing OF several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lecknor, of Lift
ton, n. III. were recent guests of Mr.. al
Mrs. Fred Alexander. They came
this city by automobile, Mrs. Keer,
Woodsville, n. H., accompanying the
from her home. The party went
1 Morrisville Wednesday to attend the ia
e A. w. Spaulding is attending the No
:. risville fair.
1 Karl Forsell went to Morrisville We
e nesday to play with the band of the villa
k during the fair.
n Mrs Thomas Heaphy, who has been
: with appendicitis, is making excelle
). progress toward complete recovery.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Kizer who ha
: been visiting in town and in Barre,
r turned Wednesday morning to their hol
g in Schenectady, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Roby are enterta
d ing Mr. Roby's mother and grandmotf
: at their home on Vine street. There {
l. four generations now gathered in
!, family, Mrs. NJ. r. Harvey, and Mrs. M.
l. Rob-, great grandmother and graz
l. mother, Il Beverly, Mass, Mr. Ro
$ and his daughter, Miss May Roby.
ic Mrs. Lucy Bancroft Hurd, of Kalan
zoo, Mich, is in town and is stopping W