The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-06-24
MONTPELIER BRIEFS.


in Burlington over Sunday.
Mrs A. w. Ferrn has returned from
a few days stay at Labe Man. field
Mrs. j. w. Jerome, who has been quite
i'll for several days, is about the same.
II. F. Cutler made trip to Burl-
ington by automobile on Sunday.
Harold GlyDn LEFT Sunday evening fol
Albany, N. Y, where he will spend a few
weeks.
Robert Wilkinson and son, Robert
returned from Lake Mansfield Sunday
evening.
Ernest Goodrich OF Hanover, N. H.,
is the guest Of Mrs. Fred Z. Smith at
Camp Lookout.
Miss Margaret Blanchard has returned
from three weeks stay in New York
city and other cities.
Miss Nellie Lynch left Sunday for
Lake Placid, N. Y, where she has a
stenographic position for the summer.
Arthur Theriault has finished work in
the National Life where he has been
EMPLOYED on special work for the past
few week.
Former students of the Cutler
Corner school, to the number of 100,
attended a picnic and reunion at
Dewey Park Saturday.
Mrs. Earl Billings went Saturday to her
home on Franklin street from Heaton
hospital Twin daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Billings are doing spleudidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker of St Johnsbury
are in the city to attend commencement
at Montpelier Seminary. Their daughter,
Miss Mabel Parker, graduates this week.
The nose and chin on Mount Mans
field were said to be white with
snow on Saturday morning, an ex-
tremely unusual happenstance in
June.
Mrs. j. H. Douglas of Essex
Junction was in town Saturday. Her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Robin
son and baby returned with her to
Essex to spend a week. Mr.. Rob
inson was in Essex over Sunday.
A marriage license was issued Saturday
to Will E. Jackman and Miss Mabel
Spaulding, both of this city, and it is
understood that the couple left on the
evening train for their wedding trip, the
ceremony being performed in the after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Templeton of
San Francisco, Calf, are visiting
relatives in this vicinity. Mr.. Tenn
pleton, who is in the employ of the
Central Pacific railroad, was born in
East Montpelier and this is his first
visit to the home of his boyhood in
fifty years.
Richard Ballard, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. S. Ballard, is in town from
the Army and Navy Preparatory
School at Washington, D. c., where
he has just completed years work.
Mr.. Ballard captured severa tro-
phies in athletic work, tennis, es-
pecially, and made a good showing
for the year.
The home bakery at the corner of
Elm and School streets has been
sold by deal that was completed
Saturday. This bakery has been run
by Mrs. Arthur Emory and Mrs.
Ned Carr and has been purchased by
Mrs. George Terrill, who takes pos
session Monday. The former owners
will retire from business.
The girls of the class of 1909 left |
Sunday for Caspian Lake in Green's
boro where they will enjoy an out
ing of about ten days. They went |
in the automobiles of Dean K. Lille |
and Joseph G. Brown and while !
there will stay in cottages belong
ing to Miss Mary simpson. The
crowd was composed of Misses Mar
gerry Burbank, Hazel Ellis, Florence
Wing, Agnes Bailey, Edith Allen,
Ruth Brown and was chaperoned
by Miss Delta Collins. They will be
Joined later by Misses Helen Harlow
and Mildred Merrill