The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-03-13

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MRS; ANNIE BABCocK OF sacramento,
G6n,;, 6ad,oo 10 Nisi'ins ner Rranonno'her' Mrs'
MRS. f. W. MORSE gave pleasant drive
Mnise Ta,i pai.y a' fio'el hehptoh iasC oatur-
'',S oNoni"s'
REV A. B' IRuAX OF TINS place mas been
dnSasot W ue'iNei Vne "e"noriai "aS au-
900 "V 0"Do'
- MRS. Il. L. JOHNSON went to Boston on
tor ueSaaS Mas ~ p SpJnu ie" "eeNS "i'h her sis-
''i 'i''' l'Opoi"''
JAMES w. MURRAY is still very sick with
% f az VI vne lVer' anu Vere Is llVVie
"opo Vi iis ioooNoi9'
REV. g. T. RAYMOND is one OF the speak
81 etS a. Ite Hnrls.,am ,.t InueaVor conNehVioll
'V -'oi 'nlio'" noNU "ooh'
j. H. WING went to Moretown, the hrst OF
the week, to unravel the intricacies of an
assault ana battery case
IHE nrst OF series oil three s0clai as
sembhes Tor the young people is to be given
thls evening AT the faVllon'
MRS. GEORGE hELLoGG OF Boston, who
mas been visiting her. iather, Albert Jo-
honhott' returned last week
AT the regular meeting of the Apollo
Club, held last Wednesd y evening, hve
new members were received
Miss JENNIE PHINNEY visited in Burling-
ton last week and Miss Mary Phinney sang
IN concert at the same place.
f. w. BANCROFT and II. ID. Hopkins, Jr.,
are among the singers at the musical con-
vention at Plainfeld this week.
THE Womans Auxiliary of Christ Church
will meet with Mrs. G.. B. B. Denny on
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock.
THE dancing schools at the Pavilion on
Saturday afternoon are largely attended.
Over thirty were present last Saturday.
THE old assault and battery case. in which
Lewis Wood was one of the chief partici-
pants, has been dug up for a readjustment.
THE Ladies' Home Missionary Society
connected with Trinity church meets with
Mrs. Preston this Wednesday, afternoon.
Miss JENNIE GRAVES is a victim of the
mumps " fiend who has been travelling
about town lately, seeking whom he NAV
devour
THE Baptist vestry has been recently pa
pered nd painted, and numerous other i'm
provements made, including the addition
of new furnace.
FRANK PARo saws he is looking for first
class temperance barber.-no boozer need
amply. Franks recent tonsorial assistant
is off on a "toot."
IT wv I,.,,. ~ liol =. pt.- L..
week by the death of his mother. who died
Sunday, March 3, of pneumonia, after an
illness of four davs.
WI, Woonprpv and wife of Aowort,,
NJ II 80 IoIi. "' ~. IN 1.,: va ~ " y, ~
Woodbury. is travelling agent for the firm of
A. p. Taplin of Boston.
Ppv cponou rn,, -, C,
hr;dno,,ort NJ a. ao,,>'d ~. vi am, an
aidat,opt s,r,,n,,.' Poti' WI GU anu .
Sunday forenoon and evening.
Nppr,yc of tho wobrn +r;bo of Pod
NJ, a LA "a io4 ,; au"n ~ Vi vi i'1,'
SeTarai tendarfeot ovonrns az hd inen di",, i,
and r'',, +,rono,, ~ o,Htat "hooPe" III
MISS IpA HunnApn and Bert Railev ot
Seminary Hill were absent from their 1s,,a
places in Trinity choir last sunday bayino
zone home To spend the vacation
~
has extended an INVITATION 70 the Trinity
and Rethanv sorieties 70 moot With tbe,n
NEXT Sunday evening in a nnion service
Il, rhhp "a. IN hEITH' ioTherly OF Montpeiler
ton. was married February 2S to Cora T
Watts. cashier in the same establishment
Nh Avn Mps Fnvn I,,,c doa;ro - 49,.
tio;u a. Iu,fit 49, uesiie W eA-
friands .o ho sn iiindi,, tndn tnalns a. Sne many
ices and sympathy in their hour of bereave-
ment.
THE Trinity Christian Epdaavor Society
l.
dence of Merrill Russell on Baldwin street
this "wednesday evening. New sugar is
to be served.
DURING the past week Johnson & Cotton
have been moving the contents of their
store to their new stand on the Berlin side,
where the hrm Will make its headquarters
IN the luture'
w. A. STowFLL and John Adams are to
make business trip to Boston this week.
The former goes, it is said, to attend rail
road meeting and the latter to Law in a
stock OF goods'
"CHUB" SLADE, formerly of this place,
but now a clerk in a dry goods store in
Springfield, Mass, slipped on the ice at
Barre, last Friday, and sprained the liga-
ments of his shoulder.
THE children's missionary band of Trinity
church gave an ENJOYABLE concert in the
church vestry last Sunday evening. The
programme included recitations and musical
selections nv the children.
last week threatened with an attack Of
lung fever Int the carefnl treatment of a
snecial nurse imnorted from Watarhurv
hrought him tbrouqh ali rigbt
" WoMANs WORK AND WAGES " is the sub
lect of the lecture to be given in Warren on
hohudy evening" mdlCH 10, du seven CLOCK