The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-06-12
Montpelier and Vicinity.

o. j. VAIL is building double tenement |
house on Loomis street.
Mrs. J. p. FLANDERS returned last Fri
day from Malone, N. Y.
Mrs. SMITH s. BALLARD is expected from
Jeffersonville this week.
GEORGE WHELAN is news agent on the
Montpelier & White River railroad.
Mr.. AND MRS GEORGE w. WING went to
Boston last Thursday for brief visit
THE Children's day concert of the Baptist
church will be held next Sunday evening.
b. NJ. SHEPARD bought fine Blackhaw<
horse last week of Hiram Coburn of Cabot.
THOMAS PEMBROKE, telegraph operator at
East Granville, was at home over Sunday.
A MEETING of Wabuu Tribe of Red Men
will be held Friday night to nominate Off
GERS.
Mrs. NJ. d. GILMAN and Mrs. f. e. Reed
have gone to Queen City park for a short
stay.
THERE will be band concert at the
Pavilion band-stand Friday night at eight
o'clock.
WILLIAM BEST, express agent between
Lancaster and Boston, was in town over
Sunday.
Mr.. FRED CAMPBELL and wife of Boston
are visiting Mr.. Campbell's sister, Mrs. c.
w. Locklin.
JOHN ALMoN will play clarinet in the
band this summer; likewise Mr.. Ransom OF
st. Johnsbury.
CHANDLER w. PAUL. has sold his farm on
the Worcester branch road to James +.
Holmes for 50 600.
GEoRGE BAGLEy is attending the en-
campment of the Sons of Veterans at Ben
nington this week.
AN epidemic of mumps is raging in full
blast on the Hill. Eighteen cases were re-
ported Saturday night
CHrLpREN's DAY will be observed at Trim
itv church Sunday. June % bv a Sunday
school concert in the evening.
T,,r, 60. ,loc,roo ,,.as ,forrod r,or fo,,r
candidates at the Friday evening meeting Of
Thomas Wildey Encampment.
Ip c,,,ru who 10 to ba foraman of the
po IN Grarit,a Con7nonw bas ,nn,.ed he
family from Boston to Northfield.
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CHILDREN DAY was obserVeu last sunday
at the Church OF the MESSIAH by uedlca-
ton service. Two children were dedicated
STILLMAN CHASE will remodel his barn
INTO dwelllng-h mouse for Il. IL. Newton.
who has purchased the adjoining lot OF
land.
C. NJ. COBB of Woodstock is working for
the Lane Manufacturing Company and will
play the clarinet in the Montpelier military
THE Vermont State Eclectic Medical So
ciety held it's annual meeting at the Pa
vilion on Wednesday and Thursday of last
week
TUE Homo Missionary Societv of tbe
Methodist church will hold social tea with
Mrs. John Voodry, Court street, Thursday
afternoon.
;s occunying the Sbenard house for tbe sum.
nor ne oent to Nv VorL for q carrio1a
and three horses
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daniaion uasterdov aaainst tha Centrei Ver'
mont in the case of that cornoration sgainst
the Barre railroad,
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uliiIla s0lile placSice ~ ,algetsnoGtlhg I iil
nrobabIv he received in few weeks
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The members of Mount Zion Command
cry went to Burlington yesterday to attend
the Masonlc IleetInS' the ne o1i'liianueiy m M W
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The work of moving the building in the
rear of the old post-ofiice from South
Main to Barre street was commenced last
Friday. The itinerant edifice crawled
along at moderate pace, and spent the
Sabbath in front of the Golden Fleece
building.
THERE was a lively disturbance in the
| Nicholas auction-rooms last Saturday night
due to the presence of certain individuals
who endeavored to amuse themselves by
tipping over the counters and assisting in
the bidding. The offenders were finally
elected and peace restored.
COLONEL FRED e. SMITH entertained
about twenty of his relatives Yesterday af
ternoon. the occasion beinr his birthday
anniversary. After dining al the Pavilion
the COMPANY adjourned 10 his residence
on Elm street. where the afternoon and
evening were pleasantly spent.
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