The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-04-03

THOMAS II. CAVE of Barre was in town
Saturday.
HOSE" Colby is night watchman at the
Central depot.
REV. Mr.. BAILEY of Marshfield was in
town Saturday.
THE Whist Club met with f. d. Hyde on
Monday evening.
LESLIE PECK is at work for George Ben
nett in Bellows Falls.
PROFESSOR CHARLES DOLE of Northfeld
was in town Saturday.
REV. G. w. GALLAGHER was entertained
over Sunday by L. Bart Cross.
AMY B. FIsKs kindergarten closed Fri
day for vacation of one week.
MRS N. G. PECK is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Smith, in Brandon.
NKD HoUGHToN is at home on vacation
from Phillips Andover Academy
REPRESENTATIVE HOSEA MANN, Jr., of
Wilmington, was in town last week.
Miss EMMA WELLS gave whist party to
number of her friends Monday evening.
CHARLIE SKINNER is confined to the house,
enjoying private seance with the mumps
II. s. LOOMS, who has been dangerously
sick during the past week, is much improved
G. f. WILSON has been absent from his
store for several days on account OF sickness
Seminary, Norton, Mass, spending her va
cation.
Mrs. ANNA BABCoCK has gone to Little
ton, N. H., to visit her grandmother, Mrs.
Dodge.
The minstrel entertainment by the
Apollo Club will be given one night only
April %.
N. C. TABOR will entertain the members
OF the Wheel Club at his sugar-p)ace next
Friday afternoon.
BERT GREEN has left l.. p Gleason's dry
goods store to accept position as clerk in
G. e. Taplin's store.
REV. S. c. HAYFoRD will preach at the
Universalist church in Marshfield next Sun
day at eleven O'Clock.
The frame is up for the new house that is
being built by G. III. Bennett back of the
Hillside boarding-house.
HENRY DALEY is driving a pair of mules
on his truck-team. The twain were pur-
chased at the Emery auction.
w. L. DEWEY has bought the Hopkins
house on Baldwin street for $3.50, and in
tends to take possession about May /.
STATE TREASURER w, II. DUBOIS of
West Randolph and Rev. Henry Fairbanks
OF 81. Johnsbury were in town Monday.
THE band has given orders fer new set
OF full-dress regulation uniforms in which
to appear at the Washington centennial.
THE dry goods and millinery stores will
be closed Wednesday and Thursday even
ings until October l; also all day Fast day.
CLARK ROBERTS recovered with great
rapidity from his recent severe illness and
is again pursuing the even tenor of his way.
MOUNT Zion CoMMANDERY, Knights Temp
lar, will hold a church service at Christ
church ON the Sunday following Ascension
day.
F.; A. sTANDIsH has bought out the stand
OF Juan DeColaines on State street and
will run it in connection with his other
store.
The last assembly of the season was held
at the Pavilion Wednesday evening. Over
thlrty couples were present, including sew
eral from Barre.
The members of Christ church Sunday
school are requested to meet at the rectory
Wednesday evening at seven o'clock to
practice Easter carols.
UNION services will be held in Bethany
church on Fast day at eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon. The sermon will be delivered by
Rev G. w. Gallagher,
For a Fast day service the usual mid
week lecture in the vestry OF the Church
of the Messiah will be postponed till Friday
evening at seven O'Clock.
BINGHAM MARVIN is at work in Marvin &
Wilson s shoe-store. Fred Morse has re-
covered from the "mngwumps and is
again o. duty in the store,
THE regular Thursday evening prayer
meeting OF Trinity society has been post
poned to Friday evening this week, as Fast
day comes on the latter day.
THE Red Men applied the cardinal paint |
TO a couple OF pale-faces at their war dance |
last Friday evening Several others are
waiting their turn to be decorated.
The upper stories Of the Reed building on
Main street, formerly occupied by S. S.
Towner & Son and the Rural Vermonter
office, are to be converted into tenements.
IL any one has gift for handling the
y magic bow" Mr.. Stone, whose announce