The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-10-22
Montpelier and Vicinity.

Mrs. G. c. EASTMAN, of Emmettsburg, Ia,
returned home on Saturday.
DIR. j. A. PEARSON of Barton, who was
formerly a student here, is in town.
f. II. BAscoM has sold his house on State
street to Wilder Huntington. Price S4,25O
S. c. YEAToN of Brooklyn, N. Y, and DIR.
j. II. Winch of Northfeld were in town Mon
day.
PR1NcIPAL EDWARD CoNANT, of the Ran
doph Normal School, was in town Friday
night
THE meeting Of the Odd Fellow. lodges
of this district will occur Wednesday, Oc-
tober 20.
A. e. LANE and wife were in town Satur-
day. Mr.. Lane was formerly clerk in the
post-office.
REV. A. j. HoUGH is to give his lecture
on " How to Get There" at Shehurne,
this evening.
MOSES KANE, formerly an express mes
senger on the Montpelier and Wells River
railroad, is in town.
THE Ladies Guild of Christ Church will
hold a business meeting at the rectory this
wednesday, evening.
JOHN AND ZEB RoBARE of Keeseville,
n. Y, are visiting Mrs. John Seymour,
daughter of the former.
SENATOR f. A. DwINELL has purchased
the Mrs. e. n. Scovill place on College
street Price, about $4,000.
THE Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity church
had dinner party Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs II. A. Bowman.
Mrs. S. d. HALE of Keokuk, Iowa, who
has been visiting relatives in Montpelier
and Royalton, left for her home on Monday
A PLANK walk is to be laid from Court
street to the residence of S. w. Corse, and
an electric light will soon be hung in that
vicinity.
A MOULDING machine, costing $500 and
weighing about 5000 pounds, has been re-
ceived by the United States Clothes Pin
| Company.
CHARLES NJ Bliss of Bennington, S. G..
| Smith of ST. Albans and Editor Dee of the
| Vermont Sentry, were callers at this office
yesterday.
JOHN Lyon, the contractor for the heat
ing apparatus at the government building
is in Town. He will push his work along as
rapidly as possible.
AT the annual meeting of the New Eng
| land Passenger and Ticket Agents Associ
alton in Boston, Wednesday, f. w. Morse
was elected president.
REV. G. w. HIzER of Manchester n. II -.
preached last Sunday morning and evening
at the Unitarian church, in exchange with
! Rev j. Edward Wright.
ONE of the pupils of the Union school,
| being asked to account for the spherical
! form of the earth, explained that " when it
| turned round, gravity set in
THE regular meeting of the Non partisan
| Woman's Christian Temperance Union will
| be held at Mrs. Bunnell's, . Spring street,
this afternoon at three o'clock.
| ARTHUR i. HEWITT of Berlin, who was
recently seriously injured by fall at a
! building on which he was working, has
been taken to a hospital at Burlington.
MICHAEL KNDoNoUGH was arrested Sat
urday evening for being drunk and causing
! a disturbance. On Monday he was fined
| S105l, from Which decision he appealed.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with Mrs.
! Clark King on Loomis street next Friday at
| quarter-past two o'clock in the afternoon.
There will be lcall-quotations from Ten
| nySon.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
| vim Burnham Il ed at the home of her grand
| parents at WilliamStown on Saturday OF
! diphtheria. The burial was on the follow.
| ing day.
WE regret to learn that The quill, whose
! publication was recently begun al st. Al
! bans, has not received the support and en-
| couragement that will insure its continued
! publication.
W. b. HARRINGTON, a representative of
| the Granite State Providtnt Association of
! Manchester, y. H., is in town organizing
a local branch. He is said to be meeting
| good success.
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REV j: f. WRIGHT is to give lecture
lite ae 70 ~ all, ~ the ntick ChuIth III III "alIS-
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| Jrc.' :, rr'ere'S an'i iehuehcles III temper
a'ce "' III.
THERE will be musical and literary erl-
| mo Misses HnhhaTd and Howe of the
| seminary win have charge, Refresbments
| will he served in the vestrv
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