The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-11-26
Montpelier.

j. II. ENGELs gave pleasant soiree must
Gale at Hubbard's hall Friday evening.
The mill ponds were frozen over last
Wednesday morning for the first time.
Mr.. AND Mrs. T. w WooD have returned
to their'winter residence in New York city.
RELIGIOUS service at Wrightsville, next
Sunday, at two p. M, conducted by Rev. e.
ID. Mason.
THE water motor for blowing the pipe or
gan in the seminary chapel is to be put in
this week.
The Thanksgiving service in the Church
of the Messiah will be held this (Wednes-
day. evening, at seven o'clock.
JOHN w. PAGE, formerly of this town, but
latterly of Liberty, Nebraska, is visiting his
parents, Hon. and Mrs. j. A. Page.
Mr.. AND Mrs. HARLOW were called to
Chicago last Friday by the sudden death of
DIR. Chaifey, relative of Mrs. Harlow.
WILL CoNNoR has left the employ of
Messrs. Irish * Sparrow, and Cady Averill
now drives the Montpelier House hack.
Hon. j. A. PAGE is recovering from his
recent illness and is now able to leave the
room to which he has been confined so long.
COLLINS BLAKELY and Florence, daughter
of j. A. Wing, were married at the residence
of the brides father last Wednesday fore
noon.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for the
presentation of the opera "Pinafore " in
Montpelier by home talent 1t will prob
ably be given some time in January.
prcrrAp communication of Aurora
Lodge, No. %, Free and Accepted Masons,
will be held at Masonic Hall on Monday
evening, December 1, at seven o'clock.
SATURDAY morning Eugene Laviolette was
taken with bleeding at the nose. Becoming
faint from loss of blood he was taken to his
home where he lies in a critical condition.
p.pr of tho Ct A1bons daIeootion to
tho Montneiier colahration tho Other nioht
became hewiIdered and took the wrong
train to 90 home GOING to Northfeld in.
stead of 70 ST AlbaSs
,,',
:. lhe money oruer ONCE anu genera, ue-
niosad W ~, ,rb,,rsdaI axnontin, Retyeen tbe
hours Of eigbt o,ci3clS and ten and one-half
A A. and 7our and sixp u
a. ri'' ",,' ioo'i .''-' 90 W., .
!, LIE az MON Ipeller panT ri, viii oe pre5sent a'
Ihe "olueh rleece on hutsuay anu Saul I,
May evenings ol unls "eek, anu pIopaoIy
viii he offeraI fnr Tbursdav e,,aning
VIM oo o'ioio' -oi oa'S =, ,.'i'"e'
lHE seventeenth music recl'aI was sue
cessiulIy gwen IN seminary chaPel Iast
wednesday evening. me music % ciass d mas
nun4ereu nun 11 over ninety Pupils tne paso eeli
anu the prospects ior liie i'eNu teriu are soo"'
UNION service will be held at Bethany
church at eleven O'Clock Thursday forenoon,
IN wmch the congregatlons OF the baptlS,I,
anu I,riihlty anu be,nany churehes VIII
lloin; a. ne sermon non VII pe pIeacneu ny new
l. l. rrosI ol the Metiouis' church'
CLARENCE S. PUTNAM, formerly of Barre
and medical student with DIR. Packer, but
more recently a practicing physician at
Moorhead, Mimi, has changed his field OF
labor to Ada, Minn. Mr.. Putnam is pleas
antly remembered in Montpelier and vi
clnlty'
IL ..&.. I,
Montpelier a. Wells River railroad Monday.
The accommodation train now arrives in
Montpelier at 12:15 P. NJ. instead of 1880, as
| heretofore. The afternoon express train
| east leaves Montpelier at half-past one
| o'clock.
w r. ANDprss Associated Press corre
snondent Of the northwest. and an exne.
rtenced journalist. was summoned bv tele-
| gram from Fargo, Dakota, to meet Professor
| T.. G. Taylor at this place. Mrs. Address
| accompanies her husband, who is to act as
| the professors advance representative.
WARNINGS are nm for the VILLAGE meeting
| which will he held Mondav evening ne
cember /. Among the imnortant matters +,
he considered at That time are an annronria
| tion for liohting the VILLAGE with eiertriritv
| an additional annronriafion for the water
works. the ORGANIZATION of engine and hool
and ladder companies, and imposing Ii
cense fee upon meat peddlers.
| ppnEEscop IT. q TAvrop tho illusinnict 4
closed a series Of fonr Observation-Disclosures n
! Canital Hail last evening HIS evhih;tion
have heen witnessed Nv large audiences
Er;dav niobt the goyernnr Eentenant
| oovernor state of;cers and ,namhers n
the Ieoislatnre were in attendance in n nod v
and as there are two hundred forty membey
| of tbe house standin" room was eagerI,
sought for
T-'o,sa.. o,,.o., y WI,
hT I1 qieu.lon . oplisa.ioh vi r.; IN, noour'
~ 70 y, H. Eal.ei was pau lis' iMursoay M a,l'
~ was uone 'oi III nne s.sie; M. 'oouI 1,I
Tane Manufactnr;na Comnanv 70 tba nost
Office buildinD on n wheelharrow with dnsh
| ioned seat and oailv decorated with dag
and hunting and hearing aioft at ;ts front
| ganu;na eaTie They ,vera escortad hy III,
| MontneIi,r hand in mi uniform and Nv r.
II Cnilins as color hearar ''" ~ =
~, "a tE" uays siuce IN q sIore III .ills VIIiaS'
ION .lle mason, Dick n .ne piaeksilltl, 1arr
tne carpenter, anu Teorge butterny, Wer'
discussing the matter 0i the appropriate
tools Which each snoulu carry III Ihe pro
cessioii as eIhpieiis OF their traues' liner
seemed 10 DE no diihcuity III the cases o
rom, DICK ana nary, Dut George says
p, hat the = shaii carry! y, say
Ion, take PM mask, paint IL red an'
carry that' III Will DE quite appropriate.
LETTERS uncalled for at Montpelier, VT
Pbnhle % Eredett at is Miss Tennie iRewey, K r mrs