The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-02
LOCAL BRIEFS

MillerS Inn went toDosloh ycSVVi""J i'i
a two weeks vacation.
Henry Clay, of South Ryegate, who has
been visiting in this city returned to his
home yesterday afternoon
A meeting of the directors OF the Board
of Trade will be held this evening in the
Langdon block The business to. come
before the directors is along the same lines
as will come before full board meeting
and the final decision will be left over Tor
the regular meeting of the board which
take place next week.
Charles Geer, of Barre, is visiting H. o.
Kent, of this city.
r. W. Edison, II. O. Kent, and L. A.
Brohan went on an automobile TRIP W
Camp Warren yesterday and return
p. f. Pope has returned from the New
York markets.
The Pentecostal church has rented
hall on East ST.. street and opened week
services last evening with Rev. and Mrs
Campbell. Evangelist Cobb, of Fitchburg,
Mass, and Rev. and Mrs Green and other
local speakers present. Services VIII DE
held each evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Barrett and family
left Thursday for two weeks stay III
Richmond with relatives.
Miss Laura Ellis has completed her work
in the telephone exchange and begins work
shortly in the National Life Insurance
Offices. Miss Mary Mute, who has been her
guest has returned to her home in ST.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Elizebeth Carter left yesterday
morning for Hyde Park, Mass, Tor an
outing.
Mrs. w. d. Allen and daughter, who
have been spending the summer IN 'hiS
section of the State leave st. Adams
this evening for their home in st. LOUIS, MO-
Col. A. C. Brown, of this city, is among
the sneakers scheduled on the program
for the dedication of the soldiers mohu
ment at Milton on Monday, September
9Th The monument is to be unveiled
bv Misses Elsie Clark and Gladys Perry
daughter and granddaughter OF veterans,
and Gov George H. Prouty, l1eut'-uoV'
John A. Mead, eX-Governors Ornspee'
Woodbury., Barstow, and eX-Lieut' "oN'
Fisk are among the speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graves were IN
Waterbury Wednesday to attend the
wedding of Miss Katrine Landt to IT.
G. 5. Bidwell.
Mrs. ID. w. Stewart returns this morn
ing to her home in Norwich, VT, AFTER
spending two weeks with relatives IN
this city and Barre
Mrs. Alice Wool, of Boston, Mass
is expected to arrive shortly to WISH
local relatives
The Morrisville News and Citizen says:
Montpelier laid the cornerstone Oh
ifs new city hall yesterday CTuesday)'
The building will be one OF the hhes'
If ifs kind in New England, and shows
that the capital city is up-to-date III
= that direction as well as in many othei
ways" ,
The St. Adams Messenger says: MISS
Cora A. Carman, who has been employed
in the Office of the general irelSht ac'
: eo,ntant of the Central Vermont Railway
/ Company, has completed work there ah'
| zone to the home of her mother, MIS-
| Susan d. Carman, in Highgate Springs
| where she will remain until her marrlas'
| TO Herbert ]. Brean, of Montpelier, TN
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| 18th of this month"
The Ladies Aid Society oil lr1hi''
church enjoyed most pleasurab'e ou.iii'
ON Thursday afternoon and early evening
The ladies, equipped with commodiou
| luncheon baskets, took the 2.3O car 10
Dewey Park and spent the afternoon
in thee woods. The gentlemen "er
invited to partake of supper and man.
responded to the invitation, the eh'if
party returning in the evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shorey, OF Claremon
Nh. were in the city yesterday.
| Lee Whitney has resumed work
the State Library at the State House aite
a vacation Of several days.
Adit. Gen. w. II. Gilmore, OF fmrie'
was in town on Thursday on CUISINES
at his office in the State House.
| The Club meets tomorrow evening VII
Prof. F. ]. Brownscombe and Harr
| Chamberlin will deliver the paper
| Mrs. Ida Blair Gilnack, formerl
of the city, who has been seriously
| at her home in Hartford, Conn, does nc
improve rapidly, and her local irieho
are concerned over her slow recovery
III Miss Eva Fountain returned yesterda
afternoon to her home in Schenec'ao,
/ N. Y. after a visit in the city as IN
y guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cashel
= Miss Fountain formerly resided IN tow'
Miss Bessie Smith who has been u
guest of local relatives for several DAY
returned yesterday afternoon to her woi
~ in Boston Homeopathic Hospital
N Mr. and Mrs. George Dresser, OF Putnam
Conn, are stopping at the Enhardt cottas
-, at West Berlin.
~ Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald is visitir
in Springfield, Mass
=, The Order of the Eastern Star receive
~ one application for membership at u
= last regular meeting.
~ Arthur Ellis has resumed work at u