The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-09-17
Montpelier and Vicinity.

EDWARD FITZGERALD is sick with typhoid
fever.
Miss ELIZA MAY WILLARD enters Smith
College this week.
Mr.. JOHN LONG has returned to his home
in Jacksonville, Fla.
The band propose to hold fair in Cap
ital hall November 3-S
Hon. c. w. BRowNELL, JR., of Burling-
ton was in town this week.
FRANK II. MCCLURE is working for the
Lane Manufacturing Company.
II. G.. GLEASON and wife returned from
New York and Boston last week.
Mr.. AND MRS. c. G. WEBSTER of Brook
lyn, n. Y, are stopping at the Pavilion.
Mrs. CHARLES Booth and child have been
visiting G. w. Selinas, Mrs. Booths uncle.
The board of civil authority held ses-
sion last evening at the courthouse to abate
taxes.
S. S. TowNER and wife went last week to
Boston, where Mrs. Towner will remain a
month.
CHARLES II. Cross, who has been spend.
ing his vacation here, has returned tc
Boston.
THE little child of Mr.. Dickey, who lives
on Barre street. died Tuesday of brain
trouble.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOSEPH FISHER entertained
anumber of their friends Monday afternoon
and evening.
d. w. TEMPLE is in market this week
buying goods, and Mrs, Temple and son are
in Burlington.
Mr.. AND Mrs WESLEY C. TAPLIN 60 to
Boston tomorrow Thursday) to remain a
week or ten days.
A LOT of land in the Vail pasture has
been sold bv j. w. Brock to Mrs. G.. w
Selinas. Price $500.
c. \. LIVINGSTONE has returned from his
home in Coventry, where he had been visit
ing about five weeks.
Miss BELLE FIFIELD gave a tea party Sat.
urday evening from five to seven o'clock il
honor of Miss Schroeder
EDWARD l.. SMITH went to Worcester
Mass, last week to resume school work al
the Polytechnic Institute.
Mrs. NORMAN c. PECK went to Brandon
on Monday to attend the funeral of a grand
child, who died on Sunday.
BERT WESTON is again at work at Web
ster'S, after spending his vacation in Leb
anon, ~ H., and in Windsor
JAMES f. BoLroN of Washington, ID. c.
is visiting his son, George w. Bolton, anC
other relatives in this vicinity.
j. V. Morrow attended the reunion OF
the First Regiment of New York Volunteers
held at Utica, n, Y, last week.
ONE of the infaut twin children of II. f
Slaytou-a little girl-died on last weel
Friday, She was but few weeks old.
MRs GEORGE h. REED of Cambridge
Mass, a former resident of Montpelier, il
the guest of Mrs. j, w. Ellis, her sister,
THE heating apparatus of the governmen
building is being put in. The sidewalk il
front of the building will be built at once.
The Kings Daughters will meet will
Miss Harriet Huse, No. Baldwin street
this week Friday evening at half-past sever
o'clock.
MICHAEL OGRApY died on Monday at TIN
age OF about eighty years. His diseas
was consumption. The funeral will be this
morning.
CARDS giving information regarding tn
collection of mails here have been receive,
at the post-oilice and are being placed ol
the boxes.
HENRY RHlER was taken to the insane
asylum at Brattleboro on last week Frida
by e. NJ. Irish. He had sunstrol1e abou
year ago.
THE socable of the Young Peoples Re
| ligious Fraternity, at the home of Miss Alic
| Wing, last week Wednesday evening, wa
| well attended.
+. ID. BLACKWELL has been quite i'll re
| Gently, while away on business trip. HI
is much improved now, however, and is ex
pected home to-day.
! THE early morning train from the sout
yesterday was about six hours late, an
passengers, finding no car at the Junction
walked to the village.
Ir is expected that the improvements i
Christ church will be finished in time 70
services next Sunday. No services hay
been held for six Sundays.
albert JoHoNNoTT, for the G. H. Heat
estate, sold four lots of land on the mort
side of Highland street TO Murray A. Ken
last week Price, about 81 200.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colont
Henry A. Fletcher, was in town Thursday