The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-11-11

REV. II. f. HILL expects to preach at
Wrightsville at half-past two o'clock next
Sunday afternoon.
to Barre tonight to play for acotillion party
at the skating-rink.
Miss DAISY LANE celebrated her eighth
birthday by party at her grandfather's
Saturday afternoon.
IT is stated that Mr.. John V. Sprague will
be Mr.. Gleason's successor as the bass of
Christ church choir
Mr.. e. w. JORDAN is to build fine resi-
dence on the Middlesex Center road, oppo-
site Carl Smiths place.
THOMAS II. CAVE has moved his family to
Barre and will occupy Arthur Averill S
house, near Currier Park.
SPECIAL AGENT CURRAN of the pension
department has returned to his field of labor,
after brief leave of absence.
G. e. MOODY, general agent for New
Hampshire of the National Life Insurance
Company, has been in town for few days
past.
Methodist Seminary will take place in Sem
mary chapel next Friday evening at half
past seven.
Mr.. GEORGE WILLARD, formerly barber
at the Commercial House, Putnam, Conn,
has taken the Pavilion hair-dressing and
bathrooms.
DIR. AND Mrs. w. ID. REID have the SYM
pathy of many in our community in the loss
of their son, Hayward Tebbetts, whose death
occurred on Friday.
IT is expected that one of Reagans illus.
trated lectures will be given for the benefit
of the Montpelier Public Library on the
evening of November 23d.
The regular annual meeting of the Mont
pelier snow-shoe club is to. be held at half
past seven o'clock this evening at Mr.. Fl
fields office, Union block
Miss GERTRUDE DREW has been assisting
at the Phinney bookstore in the absence OF
Miss Jennie Phinney, who has been spend
ing a brief vacation in Boston.
IT is likely that the second game of polo
between the Association team of Burling
ton and the Golden Fleece team will be
played in Montpelier next week.
MOTHS severed the cord which supported
an elegant mirror in the rooms of Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Bixby last week, and it was
completely demolished by the fall which re-
suited.
Miss MARY A. PHINNEY goes to Bradford
this morning. She is to appear as contraltc
soloist in a musical convention now in prog
ress there and conducted by Mr.. II. G.
Blaisdell
THOSE members of the committee ap
pointed to arrange for entertainments for the
benefit of the band who have taken active
part in the work of canvassing have me
with gratifying success thus far
The trustees of the Montpelier Publ,
Library, at meeting last night, appointed
Miss Mary Willard as librarian. Miss Will
lard offered her services gratuitously. The
library will probably be opened two after
moons and evenings a week.
The Central Vermont railroad has ar
ranged, as usual, for handling Thanksgiving
poultry shipped from this vicinity, and Fri
day morning, November Goth, train No 1
on the Central division will pick up poultr,
between st. Albans and White River June
tion.
LOOK at the label ON your paper and Sc,
how much you are in arrears, or how nea
the time is out for which you have paid
Then renew your subscription, and get you
neighbor to join you. Every republican il
Washington and adjoining counties shoul,
have the WATcHMAN the coming year.
ARRANGEMENTS have been perfected TO
another lecture by Will Carleton at Blanch
ards Opera-house ON the evening of Decem
Der 18th. AT that time he will give his cele
brated poem-lecture, entitled, The Colder
Horse" in the course Of which he will re
cite many of his most entertaining ballads.
AT ameeting of the Apollo club, held Sat
urday evening, it was voted to instruc
the managers to hire two rooms in Hub
bard's block on State street for the use o
the club. Another meeting will be hel,
soon to make more definite plans for TIN
maintenance of the society and arrange TO
another minstrel entertainment
THE .Sheboygan (wis) Times has an ex
ceedingly pleasant notice of the marriage o
Jennie Langdon Mead and Francis Will
Jams, which took place in that city ol
Wednesday, October 21st. The bride is
niece of Captain A. A. Mead of this place
and Mr.. and Mrs. Williams were his guest
for few days during their bridal trip.
THE ladies' society of the Church of th
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their church next Friday afternoon an,
evening. Tea will be served from half-pas
five to seven, after which a dramatic enter
tainment will be presented by Messrs. A
W. Ferrin and Fred l.. Eaton, and Misses
Lizzie Wing and Clara Mead. Admission
including supper, twenty cents. A cordia
invitation is extended to all.
THE following is a list of the letters un
called for at the Montpelier (Vt.) post-ofic
November 7, 1885:
Mrs. Ida Andrews, NJ. Louella West
Della NJ. Banon, Percy ID. Barns,
Mary r. Dunway, Jesse n King,
Mrs. A. l.. Johnson, Thomas PelleteI
Mrs. J.. l.. Perkins, Joseph simpson,
| MIS- Betsy StertYent, j. ID. Williams,
! Mrs. Emma n, Tanner Albert G. Warner
| MISS l.lzzie wiley, A. q, WARMER,
| Mrs. Eta Wright,
Parties applying for any of the above mus
say advertised and give the date
GEORGE w. WING. Postmaster.
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