The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-10-07
Montpelier and Vicinity.

Fl. M. WHITcoMB has been visiting in
New Jersey.
REV. A. j. HoUGH preached Sunday after
noon in Berlin.
b. II. TYLER Of Greenfield Mass, was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. a, d. BANCROFT and daughter, Jane,
are in Springfield, Mass.
JOHN w. SwAzEY is recovering from a Sc
we're attack of pneumonia
A GUTTER is to be built along the westerly
side OF South Main street
MRS. f. w. MORSE and Mrs. f. A. Adams
went to Boston on Monday.
THE frame of the addition to the grist-
mill OF f. W. Bailey is going up.
THE family of w. Arthur Jones returned
yesterday from Haverhill, N. II.
W. e. HARLOW is soon to move into the
residence of the late John A. Page.
JAMES T. SABIN has returned from a three
weeks vacation, spent in New Hampshire.
Hon. F. A. DwINELL, president of the
Farmers Trust Company, is in Sioux City,
Iowa.
E. Il. DODGE has a timely notice to guard
against cold weather, by using his weather
strips.
S. Fl. o. BoswoRTH has been on the sick
list, but we are glad to see that he is out
again.
THE Apollo Club has definitely decided
to occupy rooms in the Blanchard block ex-
tension.
Mr.. AND MRS A. DwINELL of East Calais
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. d. w.
Dudley.
w. G. BELKNAP of Berlin, who is study
ing at Dartmouth College, was in town last
Saturday.
EDWARD DEAvITr and Dan Lucia are at
t1,a T,,;x- % e.
few days.
JUDGE w. G.. VEAzEY of Rutland stopped
in Montpelier short time yesterday, on his
way south.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with Mrs.
G. II. Shipman, Friday afternoon at quar-
ter-past two.
CARLOS BANCROFT, John Adams and
Ralph Denny returned yesterday morning
from New York.
G. A. OwLER, now of Rochester, n. Y.
called on his Montpelier friends on Satur-
day of last week.
THE annual meeting of the State Teach
ers Association is to be held here, Novern-
Der to inclusive.
THE wood-shed which the Wells River
road has been building adjoining the sta
tion is nearly finished.
G. E. JEWELL is back at work in the
United States Clothes Pin Company's fac
tory, after long illness.
THE wrestling match at Capital hall, Sat
urday evening, between Gauthier and No
Ian, was won by the former.
Mrs. NoRTHRUP, who was with Mrs. G.
A. Best in the spring, is again with the lat
ter in her millinery business.
f. II. WINsLow has left the employ of E.
W. Bailey & Co.. and has gone on the road
for Sawyer q Co. of Rutland.
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last from very pleasant drive of four days
in Lamoille and Orleans counties.
EDWIN G. ROBERTS and Miss Annie G.
Dugar, both of Montpelier, were married at
Northfield on Monday of last week.
HENRY j. CURTIS has moved into the
rooms in the National Life Insurance build
ing which he is to occupy as janitor.
The Bethany Reading Club had its first
meeting of the season yesterday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs. G. w. Gallagher.
Mrs. BRIDGET JONES fell over the arm of
a rocking chair, Tuesday morning, in mo-
ment of dizziness, and fractured two ribs.
THE curbing on the Elm street side of the
court house lot is being relaid, and con-
crete sidewalk is to be built to Spring street.
Miss FRANCES FOWLER, who has been at
the home of DR.. Boardman since June, went
to her home in Springfield Mass, on Satur-
day.
JUDGE UPTON, who has been ill for sew
eral weeks at the Pavilion, is improving,
and he hopes to return to Chicago in few
weeks.
JOHN w. PAGE and wife will spend the
winter in the South, probably at New Or
leans. They intend to live permanently in
the West.
The town agent states that perhaps about
one-third more liquor has been purchased at
the agency since the recent liquor seizures
than before.
Mr.. AND MRS A. d. GILLEY, who had
been in Boston and Fitchburg, Mass, for
about three weeks, returned to the Pavilion
on Saturday.
MT. ZION CoMMANDERY goes to North
field this morning to conduct the funeral of
Henry ID. Bean, charter member, who
died on Monday.
w. II, PENNELL, an original member of
the first Christian Endeavor Society. of
Portland, Maine, made call upon f. f.
Towner on Saturday.
PROFESSOR S. j. BLANPIED and family
VIII occupy portion of the house of Mrs.
Charles Reed, at the corner of State street
and western avenue.
w. FOSTER SMYTHE and his mother, Mrs.
NJ. A. Knapp, left the Pavilion for New
York on Monday. Mr.. Smythe intends to
return in short time.
THE Topic Club postponed its meeting for
week, and the meeting of next week
Tuesday evening will be at the home of
Judge Hiram Carleton.
SIBLEY AND KEMP have sold their house |
at the corner of Sibley avenue and Sabin
street to Mr.. Hutchinson, foreman for the
Wetmore Il Morse Granite Company. |
Price, So, 200
THE forty hours devotion service at the |
Catholic church began on Tuesday of last |
week and closed on Thursday morning. |
Several clergymen from other places assisted |
the local cergymen.
THE adjourned annual meeting of the |
Montpelier Educational and Benevolent |
Association is to be held in the ladies'
rooms, at the Church of the Messiah, next |
Friday evening at seven o'clock.
LANGDoN j. DAVIS, better known as
Chin, was arrested on Saturday for sell
ng liquor at the Waitsfield fair. The ar
'est was on an indictment, and bail was
liked at $500. j. II. Senter became surety.
THE first entertainment of the Ladies'
Library Guild course was presented last
evening, when Leland L. Powers gave some
If his pleasing impersonations the greater
1art being taken from the play OF David
iarrick."
The deterrent power of wholesome en-