The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-09-23

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Doctor and Mrs. G.. S. Bidwell returned
Saturday noon from their honeymoon
spent at Lake George and in the Adiron-
dacks.
Miss Flossie Cay, of Barre, was the
guest of Mrs T. Frontini on Sunday.
Those of the volunteers who spent
Saturday on Camels Hump were BERTHE
Perry, Curtis Haskins, Leon Nixon, Burton
Luce, Harold and Homer Campbell.
Z. E. Campbell acted as guide. They
report good time as well as fine view
NJ. f. Stranahan and family moved
last week into the tenement over Smith
& Somerville's store.
James Dolan, who had been quite
i'll for the past few weeks, died at g
clock Sunday morning at his home in
Mill village. He leaves a wife and SIX
children, who go to Boston to reside
The funeral was held at the Catholic
church at o'clock Monday morning
The bearers were John Flannery, Thomas
Flannery, William Devine and Michael
Maloney The body was taken Monday
night to Boston for interment.
Willard Stranahan spent Sunday in
Montpelier where he was the guest Of
his brother, H. G. Stranahan.
DR.. w. C. Blake, of Lyndonville,
was the guest of Rev. w. C. johnson
on Sunday
F. C. Evans has gone to Richford on a
business trip.
Mrs. Lyford, who has been spending
the summer with her son, F. H. Lyford,
has returned to Hardwick
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bidwell have gone
to Charlestown, VT, where MIR. Bldwell
is going into the meat business.
Robert Gray spent Monday in Montpe-
lier.
Carl Evans returned to Montpelier
Seminary Monday.
Mrs. Morton McAllister, of Moretown,
was in town Monday as the guest OF
Mrs. +. c. Evans.
Charles Warren and Joseph Somerville
were in Morrisvile Monday.
A meeting of the Twenty-Five Club
was held at the Inn Monday evening The
meeting was in charge of DIR. ID. ID.
Grout. Representative d. j. Foster was
to have spoken but on account OF illness
was unable to attend.
Rev. f. b. Kellogg was called to
y Morrisville Monday by the death OF his
brother, Rev. George Kellogg.
DR.. D. d. Grout was in Newfane
Monday on business.
Mr. Healey Ackley and daughter
we're in Washington, VT, Monday and
Tuesday.
A supper will be served tonight from
five to eight at Assembly Hall, Methodist
church, under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society. Everyone cordially invited
Admission 15c.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Scott are moving
into the Messer tenement on Main street
Charles !. Hatch left last night for
Whitr River Junction where he goes to
attend the State Fair,
Mr.. Quirk, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
, was guest of DR.. w. w. WATSON on
Sunday.
J Stella Redmond has been visiting in
East Montpelier
/ Those who had the pleasure of hearing
Mr.. Bowles, of Barre, play at the
Congregational Church last Sunday viii
be pleased to know that he has beer
engaged as organist for the next few
Sundays.
Geo. Irving, of Barre, was in town OF
business Friday. w.
Gilbert Towne leaves Wednesday fol
Albany where he is to enter the Albany
Business College. NH
G. c. Sellnow, of Albany was in town OF
business Thursday
Dr. w. F. Minard spent Saturday il
Burlington.
M. O. Evans and son, Carl, were il
| Stowe Saturday.
Carl Evans, who entered Montpelie
Seminary this fall, was at home last weel
because of illness.
Guy Lyman was in Burlington Friday
/ Forrest Pickett spent Thursday il
Montpelier. @a
Miss Maud Wilcox and Mrs. Mariol
Beach, who have been in Boston and Ney
York studying fall and winter styles il
millinery, have returned. y
Miss Ellis, of Springfield, VT, arrived i
town Friday and is working in the milliner
store of Mrs. A. B. Cooley Greene.
George Morse was in Montpelier Thurs
day on business. eH
B. Harry Grout, of Norwich University
spent Sunday with his parents, DR.. an
Mrs. D. d. Grout
DR.. F, f. Steele, DR., was in Randolp
Wednesday where he read a paper befor
the State Medical Society.
Charles c. Warren, Jr., was in Burlinl
ton Friday.
Geo Wilder, of Burlington, was in tow
Saturday where he gives vocal and il
strumental lessons.
The members of the Volunteer Gu
spent Saturday on Cancels Hump.
l.. c. Moody, of Montpelier, was at hon
over Sunday.
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