The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-04-24
Montpelier and Vicinity.

Montpelier and Vicinity.
THOMAS MARVIN has returned from the
West.
ID. w. DIXON of Grand Isle was in town
Friday.
Mrs. HENRY FULLERTON is gradually i'm
proving.
CHARLES BIRTEL is dangerously sick with
pneumonia
Hon. HENRY BALLARD of Burlington was
in town Tuesday
j. PAUL RIVERS has left town and gone
to work in Barre.
Miss NANCY LowR1E is very low and her
recovery is doubtful
S. w. CoRsE, the photographer, is rum
ming gallery at Barre.
REV. G. w. GALLAGHER and family are
stopping at the Riverside.
w. o. CHAPMAN has moved into his new
tenement on First avenue.
OSCAR VAIL is building two-story tene-
ment on upper Loomis street.
THE Apollo Club minstrel entertainment
will probably be given May 10.
C. H. CROSS attended the Vermont Con-
ference at Morrisville last week.
MRS. G. w. LEARNED and daughter leave
! for New York early next month.
BERTHA MILLER of Waterbury will sing
next Sunday in Christ church choir.
GEORGE LANE and Z. M. Guernsey are
having bay-windows added to their houses
SEVERAL local sportsmen contemplate
organizing gun-club for practice ia wing
shooting.
j. C. HoUGHToN has completed the pur-
chase of the j. Monroe Poland house, pay
ing $4,000.
j. G. MAGLE, advance agent of the Little
Lord Fauntleroy Company, was in town
last Friday.
THOMAS GIsBoRNE is at work again, the
carbuncle on the back of his neck having
made break.
f, II. BoswoRTH is very sick at Barre.
His case of mumps is complicated with
typhoid fever.
CARL BANCROFT and Ed Tuttle went
fishing, one day last week, and secured the
first string OF trout.
VERMONT LODGE, L. o. o. F., conferred
the first degree on three candidates last
Wednesday evening
ID. G. OsGooD is running Cross bakery
team. His circuit includes Montpelier,
Northteld and Waterbury.
w. A. BRIGGS, organist at Bethany church,
gave an enjoyable recital at the close of the
Easter service Sunday evening
EDWARD KANE of Rutland, the crack
cornet-player of Vermont, will accompany
the band to New York next week,
CAPTAIN ID. +. LONG has received his ap-
pointment as clerk to George III. Guernsey
and his duties began Monday morning.
III. f. HAMMOND, foreman of the WATCH
MAN job department, is enjoying vacation
of ten days at his home in Malone, n. Y.
Mrs. w. A. BRIGGS and Mr.. G. H. Will
der are to take part in concert to be given
at Bellows Falls about the middle of May.
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move this week into the residence on Win
ter street recently vacated by II. M. Fales
e. w. BROWN of Nashua, n H., has sold
his house on Mechanic street to Patrick
Slattery and will move his family to Nashua.
Mr.. AND MRS. E. l.. SQUIREs, who have been
visiting at Hon. Charles Dewey's for sew
eral weeks, returned Monday to Omaha,
Neb
l.. b. HUNTINGToN is putting up new
barn on his lot facing Cedar street, The
old barn will be changed into a tenement
house.
A PICKED aggregation of Montpelier base
ballists will probably play nine from
Goddard Seminary, Barre, at this place,
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THE street-sprinkler was brought out
from winter quarters last Thursday and
unlimbered its joints by stroll along Main
and State streets.
house on Jay street, has bought lot on
Ridge street and commenced the founda-
tions for house.
G. w. PORTER is having stone-sheds and
clearinghouse erected on his granite
property in West Berlin Ambrose Alexan-
der is doing the work.
The RED MEN hold meeting Friday
night at half-past seven o'clock, at which
all members are requested to be present as
there is work to be done
THERE will be religious services at
Wright's Mills at half-past two o'clock
Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. H. f.
Hill or some other village pastor
THE daughters of Rev. Mr.. Hincks, the
former pastor of Bethany church, now re-
siding in Stanford Conn, have recently
been sick with the whoopng-cough
HORACE MARVIN and g. e. Wilson have
gone to New York, from which place they
will go to Muncie, Ind, TO test the asphyxi-
ating powers of the natural gas boom.
The music at the Church of the Messiah
for the next month will be furnished by
male quartet consisting of #. w, Bancroft,
b. M. Shepard, B. B. Bailey and III. G.
Gleason.
MORRIS HARTLEY and Henry Coughlin of
Barre were arrested ON Tuesday by Officer
Bemis OF Barre ON the charge of intoxica-
ton. They were tried before Justice Lord,
yesterday afternoon, pleaded guilty and
were fined each five dollars and costs,