The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-06-13
Montpelier and Vicinity.


Mr.. AND Mrs. FRED BLANCHARD are in
Troy
II. C. GLEASON was the basso of the Uni
tartan choir last Sunday.
V. L. SLAYToN has purchased the Moses
Gould place on Berlin street.
REV. j. L. SEwALL of Milton will preach
at Bethany church on Sunday next.
JULIA PAINE, formerly of Northfeld, died
of typhoid pneumonia Sunday night
NAPOLEON GoKEY lost one finger while
sharpening a lawn-mower on Friday.
Miss LAURA SABIN gave pleasant "New-
market " party at her home last evening.
j. f. CuRRAN will move to the house (No.
% East Liberty street, vacated by j. S.
Batchelder.
THE horse of L. p Gleason & Co. s furni-
ture team fell dead on State street last
Wednesday while on duty
II. b. BARRINGToN and Daisy, daughter
of Postman Harvey w. Brown, were united
in marriage on Wednesday last.
THE audience at the Church of the Mes
siah Sunday morning were privileged to
witness the dedication of three children.
MEssRs. c. II. HEAToN, G. W. Wing, j.
E. Curran, F. III. Bascom and Henry Lowe
attended the annual Masonic meetings at
Burlington Monday
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. c. BERRY will pass the
summer months at the Fabyan House, clos
ing their pleasant little home on Loomis
street in the meantime.
CHARLES NUTTING has left the employ of
the local Electric Light Company, having
secured a more desirable position as one of
the Thomas-Houston force of electricians.
REV. Mr.. MAcG EoRGE will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday morning, subject,
"Christ in the covenant;" also in the even
ing at seven o'clock, subject, Naaman, the
leper.'
For the present, at least the meetings of
the Bethany Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor will be held on Sunday
evenings instead of Friday evenings, as
hitherto.
BY telegram received on Friday last
Rev. Mr.. Hincks was summoned to supply
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the leading Presbyterian churches in New
York city.
Mr.. FRED LAWRENCE, one of the advance
agents of the great Forepaugh show, was
in town yesterday making some of the pre-
limnary arrangements for its appearance
on August Q.
! AT meeting of Brooks Post G.. A. r., a
vote of thanks was rendered Mr.. peBoer
for his address on Memorial day, and to the
clergy, the st. Jean Society and all others
who assisted in the exercises,
THE graduating exercises of Washington
County Grammar School will take place in
Blanchard Opera-House Friday evening
next, beginning at eight o'clock. The peo-
pie are cordially invited to attend
PosT.oFFIcE CLERK E. j. GooDENoUGH
has been absent for few days with Bank
examiner j. j. r. Randall, and Dell San
ders has been clerking at the post-office
meanwhile. Eli returned Monday night
REV. j, l.. SEwALL of Milton will address
a union meeting of the Baptist, Congrega-
tional and Methodist Societies of Christian
Endeavor at half-past five o'clock Sunday
evening in Bethany chapel. All young
people are urged to be present.
a SPECIAL train will leave the Central
depot for Barre at six p. NJ. this (Wednes-
day. evening and return at the close of the
evening service. Fare for the round-trip,
twenty-five cents. This is the great feast of
the Congregational convention, and it is
hoped that large number will avail them
selves of this opportunity.
HARVEY w. Brown starts in upon his
two weeks of vacation the last of the pres
ent week. During his first year of service
he has not missed single trip, but he has
during the time made several extra ones