The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-10-29
Montpelier.

CHARLES IL. BRICK has removed to West
Lebanon to reside.
THE bailiffs have completed cement
sewer on Hubbard street.
THERE will he a responsive service at the
Baptist church next Sunday evening. All
are invited.
THE friends of Miss Alice Drew gave
pleasant surprise party at her home on
Winter street last evening.
SEVERAL Montpelier people have taken
advantage of the cheap excursion rates to
visit Boston during the present week.
REV. HOWARD f. HILL intends 10 hold re-
ligious services at Wright's Mills on Sun
day next, at half-past two o'clock, I'M.
Mrs. C. NJ. CLEVELAND has gone to Bos-
ton for a course of instruction in vocal music.
Mr.. Cleveland will board during her absence.
THE bailiffs request all desiring Berlin
water to make application at once, as they
wish to complete the work as soon as pos
sible.
DANFoRTH b. KIBBY, a former long time
resident of this place, died in West Burke on
Thursday of last week at the age of seventy
two years.
sc. SHURTLEFF was in attendance upon a
session of the United States circuit court at
Rutland last week in the interest Of ID. b
Wooster of Northfeld.
Hon. GEORGE n. DALE has returned fr ON
expected, in order to be in attendance upon
the session of the supreme court.
A REGULAR communication of Aurora
Lodge, No. %, Free and Accepted Masons,
will be held at the Masonic hall, on Monday
evening, November 3, at seven O'Clock.
Or Friday evening Mrs. Osgood and Pro-
fessors Terrill and Townshend gave pleas
ant reception to the musical friends of this
village, at Mrs. Osgood's room in the SEM
mary boarding-house.
a MEETING of the liberal preachers of the
vicinity was held last week at the residence
of Rev. j. Edward Wright for the purpose
of general theological discussion. This is
the first of what it is proposed to make a
series of similar gatherings
MANY people from adjoining towns and
several from larger and more distant places
have signifed an intention to be present at
the opening of the Golden Fleece -
this evening. The Sherman band will
be accompanied by quite "a large party of
skaters from Burlington.
The piano and organ recital at the sem
mary Friday evening was well attended. \
recitation by one of the pupils of the elocu-
| ton department and selections by Professor
| Dickinsons chorus class We're new features
| introduced on that occasion Another i'm
provement upon former recitals was re-
| duction in the length of the programme.
| DIR. ii. A. CUTTING will give lecture
| upon physiology this "wednesday evening
at eight o'clock in the seminary lecture
room to which all are cordially invited. We
| feel assured that all who heard his very in
| teresting and instructive lecture last week
| upon Habits of Observation ~ will not
fail to be present. No admission will be
| charged.
THE following is the programme to be per
| formed by the Sherman band in their con
cert at the rink this evening:
Grand Selection, IL TrOvatore. Verdi
Second air yarie for clarinet. .,,....,,,,., Mohr
Grand Medley, Bric-brac. Missud
Yankee Phtrol Missuu
Woman's Love Watzes, failfDach
| The first selection was composed espe
| cally for the occasion by Mr.. Sherman and
| is dedicated to Mr.. Guptil, manager of the
rink.
DURING the progress of sports on the
| school-house grounds, Friday morning, Bert
| Cummns and Don Sanders who were run
ming in opposite directions, collided and the
latter was thrown down with such force