The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-01-23
Montpelier.

WHITMoRE AND CLARK 8 minstres at Capital
Hall, Saturday evening, January 26
THE meat markets of this village are now
closed at six o'clock on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings
GEORGE B. WALTON is to succeed G. H.
Smile in the boot and shoe business, taking
possession April 1st.
MR.. S. H. o. BoswoRTH has improved the
appearance Of his residence on Loomis street
by the addition Of bay-windows.
THE furnaces in Bethany church are being
overhauled for repairs, and the services next
Sunday will be held In the chapel.
THE ladies' sewing society Of Christ church
will meet on Thursday OF this week at two
o'clock P. M, with Mrs L. P. Gleason.
THE two youngest classes of Christ church
Sunday school were entertained at Rev. Mr..
Hills Saturday afternoon of last week.
THE ladies of Christ church will hold soci-
this week. Dancing from half-past seven to
eleven o'clock.
THE choir of the church OF the Messiah has
been increased from the quartette to q chorus,
and the choir of Bethany church is soon to un-
dergo a similar change.
THERE is to be social dance OF Barre people
at the Pavilion Tuesday evening, February 9th.
The Howard opera house orchestra, seven
pieces will furnish the music.
SPECIAL conVocation OF hlng solomon
Royal Arch Chapter No. 7, will be held at Ma
sonic hall, on Thursday evening. January "a,
at seven o'clock sharp. WORK.
MoNTPKLIER's representatives at the Z" Old
Folks Ball " in Plainfield, Friday evening, were
sufficiently numerous to fill one car, and all
report the affair as very enjoyable.
THE second public assembly Of the season
will be held at the Pavilion Friday evening,
January %. Music will be furnished by Gibson
e. Cushman's orchestra, five pieces.
THE funeral procession of the late Michael
Lynch, which passed through here to the
Catholic cemetery Friday morning, WAS one Of
the longest ever seen in this village.
MISS MARY PHINNEY is in Boston continuing
her vocal studies with Osgood We UNDER
stand that her position in the choir in Buring-
ton is to be reserved for her until her return.
THE sixth annual ball of Company Fl, Ma
tional Guards of Vermont, will be held at the
Pavilion Tuesday, February 10Th. Music will
be furnished by Blaisdelps orchestra Of eight
pieces.
REV. MR. HINCKs gave a very interesting
extemporaneous discourse on Sunday evening,
choosing for his subject the wreck Of the "Cty
Of Columbus" and deducing many practical
lessons.
MRS. T. o. BAILEY and her daughter, Nora,
left Monday for Milwaukee, Wis, their future
home, carrying with them regrets at their de-
parture and the kindest wishes of their many
friends in this place.
THE numerous friends of Mrs. Edward
Dewey are pleased to hear reports Of con-
tinued improvement in her condition, which
was exceedingly critical, and desire for her a
| speedy and entire recovery.
REGULAR devotional meetings of the Young
Mems Christian Association are held In their
rooms over the First National bank at half
past three O'Clock each Sunday afternoon. The
public are cordially invited.
| BRATTLEBoRo PHOENIX: " Hon. and Mrs. j.
L. Martin reached Brattleboro on Friday last,
and, 1t is needless to say, have found them
selves cordially welcomed by very wide circle
OF friends" Mrs. Martin Is now in town on a
short visit
WHILE descending the post-oflice steps Mon
day evening, A. o. Cummins slipped and fell
striking on his back The serious lameness re-
sulting confined Mr.. Cummins to his house yes
terday, but 1t is believed that he will be all
| right In day or two.
| CHARLES JACKSON, who was arrested while
meddling with the engine at the Central depo