The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-06-03
MONTPELIER BRIEFS.

in Essex Junction.
Irving L Henson spent the holiday at
his home in Moretown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. c. Andrews were in
Waterbury over Sunday
Mrs. David Sears has been visiting
friends in st. Adams.
G. H. Claim has been spending
few daysin st. Albons.
]. M. Boutwell, and Edward Gill
were in Waterbury Monday.
George Hanson spent the holidays
at his home in Troy, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Howes we're
recent visitors in Mortified.
Misses Carrie Martin and Grace Green
were in Willarnstown the first of the
week.
Mrs. A. j. Fraser is making an
extensive visit in Boston and New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs c. g. Foster and Mr.
and Mrs Elmer Foster were in Stowe
over Sunday
"The Marriage Of Prince Fiutterby'
will take place in the auditorium Friday
evening, June i
Stanley Eaton OF Dartmouth Col
lege spent Sunday and Memorial
day in this city.
Hon. NJ. S. Stone has returned
from Bethel where he was orator
of the day Monday.
j. W. Brock and Jesse ). Viles
have been spending few days at the
st. Bernard club in Canada.
Miss Mildred Finn of st. Adams
was the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Finn, her sister, over Sunday
Harry B. Moulton, H. o. Kent, C.
H. Ferrin, and r. J. Fitzgerald
spent Memorial Day at Niggerhead
Pond.
Mrs. R. X Ward and daughter of
Rosemary, S. c., are visiting in
town. Mrs. Ward was formerly Miss
Minnie Rowell.
Mrs. Nettie Jerome, who has been cook
at the Elmwood, has gone to Mortified
for the summer and Miss Jane MoAvoy is
taking her place.
Miss Helen Donahue of Alemeda,
Calf, arrived in the city Saturday
evening, called by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Donahue.
j. o. Gross and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Willard and daughter Marjorie,
of Richford, are visiting at the home
of o. j. Gross, SO Terrace street.
Mrs. Isabelle Chase has been
spending few days in Randolph
where she has been employed on
stenographic work by NJ. W. Will
son.
r Heaton hospital is now filled with
) patients, almost to its capacity. Sew
eral of the nurses are rooming else
where and it was necessary to put
two beds in the reception room.
Misses Ruth Bliss and Emma Fos-
= ter spent Sunday and Memorial day
e at Newbury, tn eguest of Miss Alice
o L. Beckwith, former supervisor of
: the kindergarten in the public
e schools.
0 Nicholas St. John, canister of Barr
city, has filed petition in bankruptcy
: with Referee w. N. Theriault. He has
d assets of s17O, Claimed exempt, and
d liabilities of s4sO52. The first meeting
j will be held on June II.
Bert c. Brown and Emma Blown, his
wife, have purchased through the Wheel
ock agency the property at % First Av.
enue. Mr.. Brown is now employed in
the wood working shops on the M. and
= w. r. railroad and buys for home.
Reverends Donald Fraser and L.
: j. hamburg, who gave the Memorial
Day and Memorial Sunday addresses
: before the veterans came in for
:. great deal of praise. and it was
S all true" said one veterans, "be-
cause I was there when it happen
n ed"
Ladies Days at the County, club
will be held on June and June %,
July 5, July Is and 20; August u,
u August 16, August 26; September G,
September 16 and so. The usual af-
. ternoon tea will be served at this
function followed by supper and
music, etc.
G. F. Pike, the we'll known race
starter, left for his home It Wind
sor after officiating at the Barre
Trotting Park Decoration Day. This
is Mr.. Pixies first engagement of
the season on dirt track although
he has started a number of races in