The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-11-27

move into the house on Barre street re-
Gently occupied by f.. j. Gale. - Charles
II. Cross is home from Boston to spend
Thanksgiving. - Ellerton Washburn
has been in charge of the switch board at
the telephone office, in the absence of Bert
Weston, for a few days - Mrs. j. War
rem Bailey, who, with Miss Bailey, has been
boarding at the Pavilion for about a year,
will occupy her house at the corner of Elm
and Winter streets for the present =
w n. Redfeld of Boston is stopping with
George II. Wilder 80 Harvey w. Brown
received bad wrench of the knee by fall
ing on the steep plank walk on fremont
street on Saturday night - Rev &. T..
Raymond is to preach at Barre on Thanks
giving day. 60. A. w. Socum will not
spend the winter in and about Fort Payne,
Ala, as was reported in last weeks issue,
60 Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Gleason returned
from Boston on Friday Of last week. 60
9. b. Green has been i'll, but is now con-
valescing. - Mrs. G.. l.. Spear of West
Randolph was in town on Monday. -
Rev. e. L. Smith is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. &. l., Smith. - Mervin
Pratt, who was recently admitted to the bar,
started on Monday for Fort Payne, where
he may open an Office == Mrs. l.. p.
Gleason is visiting in New York. -= w.
r.. Davis is to go to Boston Friday, and is to
take a three months course in a business
college -= Orrin Daley will start for
Fort Payne, Ala, this week. - T. Z.
Ranney and wife Of Springfield, VT, have
been visiting f, A. Sherburne. - Mr..
and Mrs. Fred A. Carr are the parents of a
son, born on Sunday. 60 Fred Roby
leaves the harness-shop of G. w. Selinas
this week to enter business for himself at
North Stratford, n ii. - Frank Wiley,
of the firm of &. III. Holden & Co., Swamp
scott, Mass, with his wife and two daugh-
ters, is stopping with A. S. Wiley, his
father. - A. j. Sibley is moving into
tl.r ,V,t Of pnt oil
recently vacated by G. S. Whittier. -
Mrs George H. Byron of Cambridgeport
Mass, who has been stopping with her
mother, Mrs. G. II. Bennett, for week, re-
turned home on Saturday Mrs. Bennett is
now quite comfortable. - ID. X. John
son of Bristol is visiting friends in town
- Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Flanders went tC
| Malone, n. Y, yesterday. - Miss Nellie
Deavitt of Waterbury is visiting her brother
T. j. Deavtt.
SEMINARY HILL.
EXAMINATIONS closed Friday noon.
MANY new students have already mad,
application for rooms for the next term.
SEVERAL students took the county teachers
! examination, preparatory to teaching thi
winter.
A PARTY of twenty-four drove to Barr
Monday evening Of last week to hear viii
| Carleton read.
THE recital given by part of the advanced
music pupils last Thursday evening was
marked success. The programme was al
unusually good one and the performer
without exception did themselves and thei
teacher credit. The following took part
Misses Lottie Carpenter, Helen Martin
Nina Dewey, Carrie Donaldson Florenc
Livingstone, Helen Martin, Myra Scribner
Gertie Smith, Josephine Truax and MI
Riggs
PROFESSOR ROGERS, Miss Vance, Mis-
Glover and Miss Howe have gone to thei
respective homes. Miss Bixby is to spen,
the vacation in Waterbury. Miss Alwar
and Professor Riggs have gone to Boston
- Frank Durham is to spend wee
of the vacation on the Hill assisting Pro
fessor Bishop in the Office - Miss Lotti
Truax sang in the Trinity church choi
Sunday morning. - Walter Lyman,
former student visited friends here las
week. - George Newton, who has bee
engaged in business venture the past fey
months, has returned to the Hill, and vii
remain in school the rest of the year