The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-04-23
Montpelier.

THE residence of A. c. Averill on Elm street
is receiving coat OF paint.
FRANK HoYT has sold his house near First
avenue to W. M. Spear for 81 800.
THE net proceeds of the recent sociable for
the benefit of the library were $33.
HAzEN's block on Main street has just been
repainted a drab color, and its appearance is
thereby greatly improved.
GEORGE w. SCOTT bid off the Ebenezer
Gunnison property, at the corner of School
and Loomis streets, for 81, 350
KILBURN DAY has rented the j. A. Knapp
house on Barre street, now occupied by Curtis
Carpenter, who will move back to Moretown.
GEORGE G. KELLOGG of this place has re-
Gently opened an Office for real estate loans
and other investments at 1856 Devonshire street,
Boston.
A. c. DEWEY and family left yesterday for
Lisbon, Dakota, where they are to make their
future home. They weR accompanied by Mrs.
Lucius Goodwin.
A LADIES gold pin was found on Main street
on Sunday. the 18th. 1t can be obtained by
calling on G. c. Dudley, Mechanic street, prov
ing property and paying charges.
Miss EVA L. HARRISON, teacher of art at
the seminary, will have a class on Saturdays
for the accommodation of any in the village
who may wish to take lessons Of her.
THE Capital Musical and Social Club will have
day. evening. Cushman g. Gilson's orchestra
of four pieces will be in attendance from eight
until twelve o'clock.
OF the nineteen horses mentioned last week
| as having been brought from Missouri by Mr..
s. ID. Allen, only two remain the rest, with
two or three exceptions having been sold to
parties in this village.
THE Worcester telephone line has been run
| as lar as Wrightsville and communication es'
tabllshed with that point. Poles have been set
| for distance beyond, and Worcester will soon
| be brought into the exchange.
THE regular evening service at Bethany
| church was omitted, last Sunday evening, in
order to afford the congregation an opportunity
| to attend the missionary exercises of the Meth
odist Conference at Trinity church.
| WILDER HUNTINGTON has been stopping in
town for few days. He has sold his interest
in the grocery business at St. Albans to Mr..
| Curtis and is at present prospecting, being un-
decided as to his future occupation
| REV. N. N GLAZIER, for some time pastor OF
the Baptist church In this place, closed his
labors as pastor of the church in South Abing.
ton, Mass, on Sunday, March 80 after pas
| torate of about three and one-half years.
OREN CUMMINs, father Of A. o. Cummins Of
this place, died in East Montpelier on Monday
at the advanced age of eighty three years. The
| funeral will be held from the meeting house
at the Center this afternoon at two o clock.
A TELEPHONE has recently been placed In
be American house, and also in the mea,
market of o. ID. Scribner. William T. Dewey
and G. S. Whittier intend soon to bring theil
residences into communication with the " cen
tral."
THE Sundsy-school service at Bethany, which
has been held in the church during the winter
will be held in the chapel again through the
summer. New hymnals largely the gift of one
class of young ladies, have recently been pur
chased for use In this service
Hon. AND Mrs. T. p. RRDFIELD expect tC
return home by the way of Switzerland, about
the Goth of June. They are at present stopping
In Leghorn, Italy. The health OF the Judge 1,
much improved, and he has gained twenty
pounds Of flesh during his absence.
A NEW lathe was placed in the shops of tn,
Lane Manufacturing Company last Wednesday
The machine was made by the Fitchburg Ma
chine Company, weighs six tons and cos
$l 600 By its use not only Is much time ant
labor saved, but the work itself is much NOR,
perfectly done.
DIR. G. e. HUNT has purchased the dentistf,