The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-11-28
Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sibley are in Boston.

Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Sibley are in Boston.
r W. THOMPSON was In town over Sunday.
Mr.. J. B. ScovILLE is very low with typhoid
pneumonia.
Miss FANNY FrFIELD came home last night
for q weeks visit.
SENATOR N L. BoYDEN was In town last
week Wednesday.
THE Felch-Ryerson company at Capital hall
tomorrow evening.
J. G. MORRISON will take rooms at the Pa
vilion for the winter.
G. w. PORTER will spend Thanksgiving at
his home N Quechee.
Mr.. AND MRS T. w. wooD have returned to
New York city for the winter.
THE ladies of Bethany society will hold
fair at their chapel December 18th.
MRS. HIcHBoRNE with her son, George, is
visiting her father, Orange Fifeld.
MRS. POPE of Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. George c. Shepard.
MRS LYDIA, wife of William Dodge, died on
Thursday at the age Of sixty-one years.
GOVERNOR BINGHAM and Hon. Charles |
Dewey we're in Rutland last week Tuesday.
Miss MARY, daughter of Hon. Charles Dewey, |
has been in quite poor health for some time |
past.
MR.. A. A. HADLEY spends Thanksgiving at |
his home In Morristown, and will 60 to Boston |
next week.
E. W. BAILEY e. Co. have recently orna-
menteu tnslr nsur ana leeu s'ore "ien some
ATTRACTIVE Signs
MRS. STEPHEN FREEMAN is soon to move
into her house on Loomis street now occupied
by w. A. Briggs
G. n SMILE advertises a closing-out sale OF
his stock, preparatory to removing his busi-
ness to Burlington.
THE Tbankso;vino sarvjca NJ tho Cburcb NJ
tba Messiah will he held in the vestrv ON Wad-
nesdav Of savan NJ
THE repular mon,blv temperance meeting
will be held at Trinity vestrv next Sunday
evening at seven o'clocI
oons vi she iauies al 70 reau,ng IN tne regular a.
II uqua CouIso; aney nne' Win mrs m' "
~" ~, ,,e'
nsy. mh' w HIGHT mas Deen laying ~a.er
pIpe ,lom sp.lus oS n.s p,on.ses W lis nio'h-
er nouse Oh lower otate street
The postoffice will be closed tomorrow be-
| tween the hours OF ten, A. NJ, and four, P. M,
ana ai'er quar'er-pas' SIX r. M.
REV. ]. D. BEEMAN has purchased an inter
| est In the business OF Butterfeld IL Burnett,
| spring bed manufacturers at Swanton.
Ey WErrKR advance agent of the Camilla
Urso concert troupe, was 10 town on Monday.
| The COMPANY will not appear here however
AARON Fl. MARTIN. a longtime resident OF
this vicinity. died of consumption at port
| Emma Dakota, ON the 8tb of the present month
| IT,. .s. ..-.,.,,. A., 49, n
p ah ~oooen s'tuG.ure IN .Ie reaI Vi "A. "
M rarwels s.ote - Se'hE e moseu 70 .ne vacans
loI ~ sne ioot VI 'ne I'LL anu on tne oppos'e
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.n.; q. Ihl.. "..Iou ,aa. .o sho - ,oa
,;N O. 40 o' oUnnsouiy ias. WeeA anu was
W. We uenTse, % .no on,y representative VI mon9-
ponoi '"'0n' pro'on'
MENTION was made last week OF the i'll
health OF Edward l.. Smith. 1t gives us great
p'easure 20 Annoance tnat nis conoleion AZ pres
0ns sroa.iy inProVoo'
HON. K. p. WALTON has, during the past
week, torn down his barn In the rear OF his
stand OF buildings. greatly improving the ap-
pearance Of his premises.
LAST Tuesdav G. A. BARNARD and !. A. Iock.
lin went on shooting expedition on the shores
OF Lake Champlain They returned on Friday
having secured twenty-one ducks
THE Rutland Herald reports the dangerous
illness of Mrs. Rush P. Barrett. Mr. Barrett
is we'll remembered here, having had an Office
with s c. Shurteff for some time
svyry ~ our vopr, ,od;os =, ,,r,ro, o,.s
for Increased intellectual attainmepts, have or
panized a literary society. Judging from
their first selection for reading their Intention
are serious
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.ha ,hn.,S 10y Wona; "s I'll ;uo seesiy y
s" antad -, 600 H;,i;aas. wa WI e ue WV siVen
J whnS 70 All ~ W. r. anu "nU , y
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