The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-03-05
Montpelier.

Hon JOSEPH POLAND was in Windsor last
Thursday.
THE Freeman building is undergoing extern
sive repairs.
EXTENSIVE additions are to be made to the
"Riverside."
COUNTY COURT opens next Tuesday. Judge
Powers will preside.
LUTHER NEwcoMB has gone to Buring-
ton for course Of medical lectures.
THE work has begun of tearing down the re-
naming portion Of the "arch block.
REV. ]. D. BEEMAN has secured another gift
of So, 900 to the Vermont Conference Semin-
ary.
The Lenteu services at Christ church are to
be every Wednesday and Friday, at four o clock
Pm
Rev II. F. HILL expects to preach at Wrights-
vile next Sunday afternoon, al half-past two
o'clock.
THE ladies sewing society of Christ church
will meet with Mrs. L. r Morse this (Wednes-
day. afternoon.
E. n. SCoyILL was in Bradford last week
assisting in the appraisal of the furniture stock
of G. L. Butler of that place.
Miss JENNIE PHINNEY is visiting friends in
Boston. Miss Gertrude Drew fills her position
in Mr.. Phinney's store during her absence
BENJAMIN DALEY has purchased, of the
Methodist society, the house which he has occu-
pied for several years, in the rear of their
church.
ASK those who heard James Kay Applebee' s
first two lectures, il they would not recon-
mend you to attend the remainder of the
course.
REGULAR communication of Aurora lodge,
No. %, +. & A. NJ, will be held ut Masonic
hail. on Monday evening" March 10, at seven
o'clock.
The ladies' missionary society of Bethany
church meets with Mrs. A. J. Howe, at the resi-
dence of George w. Scott this "Wednesday
afternoon.
| ance Union will hold a tea sociable Thursday
evening" March 6, at the house of ii. G. Web
| ster. All are cordially invited.
| A. A. HADLEY's third piano recital of this
| term will take place on Thursday evening, in
| Seminary chapel, at half past seven o'clock.
Mrs. C. NJ Cleyeland's pupils will give nine
vocal selections.
SCHOOL on Seminary Hill closes next Friday
| The examinations will begin this "wednesday
afternoon and continue during Thursday and
| Friday. There will be four weeks vacation
the spring term opening Monday, April 7th.
THERE was combination OF " athletic sports
| at Capital hall, Saturday evening, an attractive
feature being the edifyirg game of "sparring.
Two distinguished professors" of the art wert
| pfostut anu saNo piohsiuS
tions Of their skill In pounding their fellow
beings.
CHARLES H. STAcKPoLE Of st Albans who
married Miss Eva, daughter OF N c. Tabor
has purchased a farm in East Montpelier O
Alonzo Redway and is to take possession tht
first of April Mr.. Stackpole has been for /
time connected with the Central Vermont rail
road, and is well known in this place, having
been conductor on the Barre branch at various
times
A SEVERE accident happened to Miss Abb,
Maria Hemenway at Ludlow last week. Sh,
was crossing the street to her rooms, when sh'
was struck by the thill Of sleigh, which wa
being driven rapidly down the street, ant
thrown to the ground Her collar bone wa
dislocated and she was severely shaken. Sh
IL doing as we'll as possible, considering the ma
ture of the injury.
FIRST LIEUTENANT HERBERT S. FOSTER
formerly OF North Calais, but more recent,