The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-01-20
Montpelier and Vicinity.

MESSRS. IECK ~ DUDLEY, painters, hdNo
partnership.
MR.. CHESTER CLARK of the American
House is reported very i'll.
CONDUCTOR DEWITT SEXTON now has
charge of the Barre passenger train.
THE fifth of the social assemblies given by
the band occurs next Monday evening
DIR. MAcoMBER lost his purse, containing
quite a sum of money, last week Friday.
REV. e. d. MASON expects to conduct the
service at Wrightsville, Sunday, at two p N.
THE Star Theater Company will go next
Monday to Burlington, where 1t has
two weeks engagement.
Mrs. GEORGE e. TAPLN gave a drive
whist party last evening, and Misses Carrie
and Lulu Ellis will do likewise tonight.
THE Ladies' Sewing Society of Christ
church will meet with Mrs. Frank Adams at
Hotel Kempton Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock.
MR.. AND MRS A. G. STONE expect to go
to Florida soon to spend several weeks
with Mrs. Stones fathers family at Tomp
kinsville.
Mrs. F. r. STEVENS and Ned spent last
week in Brookfeld, attending the wedding
of Miss Julia NJ Bliss of that place and E.
Z. Seabury of Waterbury.
REV. l.. H. Elliot, secretary and agent of
the Vermont Bible Society, will speak in
the Baptist church next Sunday morning
on the work of that society.
THE Golden Fleece team has been in
vited to compete for prizes in polo tourna-
ment to be held at Burlington during the
winter carnival, next month
Mrs. EMILY REED, daughter of the late
Hezel1iah II. Reed and widow of the late
Hon. G. w. Willard, died in Boston Mon
day evening, aged fifty-fve years.
A REPORT was telegraphed from Montreal,
Monday night, that the Central Vermont
railroad had leased the Boston & Lowell
railroad, but it lacks confirmation.
Hon. AND Mrs. CHARLES DEWEY are to
spring They expect to sail from New York
March 18th, on the City of Berlin of the In
man line.
MAsoNs are reminded of the district meet
ing of the chapters of Royal Arch Masons
of the third district of Vermont, to be held in
Masonic hall tomorrow Thursday, particu-
lars of which were given last week.
FRED A. CARTER has closed his labors in
this VILLAGE. where he has spent several
wears as salesman. He now propose es to
spend a short time with his parents and
friends in Bradford before again engaging
in business.
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hacklhah' broke oooh pohes Oh one leg pe-
low the knee, while engaged in friendly
Cband,er attended him and the informant
fellow was taken to the residence of his
father, John Moriarty., The injury Will lay
him up Tor several weeks.
Ar tho last regrlar maatino of Helnino
r., ~ = n ~, Gu.
Tlahu houge, NO o' ~ ol W., Vhe loiio"ihe
officers were installed; Mrs. Clara j. Carver
| n. e.; ID. X. Sanders, V. e.; f. w. Carver
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h. Sanders, Chap: G. w. Selnas, |. G.; j
p. Donovan, Il. S. n. e.; L. X. Gordon
L. >. n. G.
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sewing society Oh Chrlsu Church the lol'
lowing officers were elected; President
Mrs. Howard f. Hill; vice-presidents
MIS- Mrs prI,iN sr;hmnS' MANS ME- Mrs VI Mnnitan a
Miss Minnie Richardson and Miss Fanni,
F'itield; secretary and treasurer, Miss Car
rie b. Ellis.
"Tuu First National Ranl, of NIon+nalia,
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ana several others nave ueclareu semi
annual dividend of four per cent. Eight
per cent for money, when it goes begging
for four or fve-although they do not be,
of us to take any at any rate--would impl,
walI manaond was n Good thine to own ~
BURLINGTON Clipper.
n w Cu,sp oantaip and first rusb of tb,
' ''p''..- ''' 60,
Iolden fleece poio teaih' went 10 oaieln
Mass, Saturday night, in response to a tele
gram summoning him to play with tin
" Salems of the Central League. If h,
succeeds in becoming permanent membe
of the team, Montpelier friends will watcl
the Boston papers for his record with
s'o' N'"' VI
EARLY next week 'he "AIcHMAN 10
prlhtlhS ueparlhleht Will receive an auul
tion of MANY fonts of tvne of new and taste
81 los;1,,,s fo, o;ro,,IarS ,,roora,,,,, oon1s
iui uesiShS loi cIlculaiS, programmes Caius
etc, ana thereafter no one need feel CON
nelled tO natroniZe out-of-town Offices fo
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aIIrdcIlNe anu aruSuc prinulhB' we shd
| be able to gratlfy every variety of taste an
| afford GOOD work at the lowest living nrices
p Gam H. A., -
bEN'AMiN oMrrH HALE uieu Oh pheu
monia at the residence OF Mr.. James r. Lang
uOn on FRIDAY evening laSts lie had Deel