Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-04-19
Personal.

Mr.. ARTHUR JoHoNNorT is again sick and con-
fined to the house.
II. c. FUTILE OF futile & Co., Rutland, was in
town over Sunday.
REV. ELI BALLou now of Bethel, made us
pleasant call Monday morning
Mrs. EMILY DIETER returned from Cambridge,
Mass, last Thursday, and is now at the Pavilion.
JENNIE NJ. THoMrsoso Of watsield has been en-
gagged to teach in the Colbyville district Water
bury.
HENRY OviArr took flying trip through the
northern part OF the state the latter part Of last
week.
G. II NEWTON late clerk OF the American
House, started yesterday afternoon for Fargo,
Dakota
REV. HOWARD +. HILL OF Christ church will
preach at Wrights Mills on Sunday next, at half
past two p NJ.
CHARLES DEWEY started Thursday OF last week
for trip OF three or four weeks extending as far
west rs Omaha.
THE wife and daughter OF Ex-Governor Fair
banks were at the Pavilion, Monday, leaving
Tuesday morning
Mr. CYRUS N. BisHoP, the cashier OF the Yer
mont National Bank at st. Adams, was at the
Pavilion on Monday.
MRS. HARBAUGH, lately summoned east by the
sickness Of her mother, Mrs. X. W. Hyde, re-
turned to her home In st. Paul on Monday.
LITTLE NORRIS, the only son OF Mr.. George
Atkins, the book-keeper OF the Argus and Patriot
establishment, is very sick with diphtheria.
Mr.. AND Mrs. SYDNEY p REDFIELD, who have
been spending the winter with their daughter,
Mrs Lord, at indianapolis, have returned home
MRS WILLIAM II. LORD and her Oldest daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. X Burleigh, of Great Falls, New
Hampshire, and child, are making their old home
a visit.
CASHIER BLACKWELL OF the Montpelier Ma
tiona Bank is still very sick with malarial fever
contracted in Florida but the prospects are favor
able for his recovery.
MAHLoN TAPLIS, former resident Of Mont
peler, now living in Boston, is in town for few
days with Mrs. Taplin, whom he met here on her
return from visit to Chicago.
MR. JOSEPH FISHER, OF the firm Of Fisher &
Cotton, was attacked with cholera morbus on
Sunday evening, and was in great danger for a
time. Happily he is now better.
By reason of severe cold Herbert Gleason was
unable to fill bis usual place in the choir OF Christ
church last Sunday. Professor A. N. Wheelock
Of Barre completed the qsartette.
HARVEY BENJAMIN, clerk of the Bishop Hotel,
starts the first of May for St. Louis, where he will
assume the duties OF night clerk at the Southern
Hotel,-a well deserved promotion.
Mr. FRANK p. HUNT, Montpelier boy, of the
Junction House. Essex Junction leaves Vermont
| for MINNEAPOLIS. this week Mr.. Hunt was for
| mery night clerk at the Van Ness House, in Bur-
| linqton where he won hosts of friends.
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sincere regret liz mas presided WIN urpani'y
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OIL MS e'ec'ion'
Miss CLARA f NORRIS, who since childhood
has been summer visitor to Montpelier, wal