The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-03-25
Montpelier and Vicinity.

Mrs. WALLACE G.. ANDREWS is improving.
THE Seminary is to open again next Tues
day
The porch at the entrance of the Pavilion
was removed yesterday.
Miss ETHEL CUNNINGHAM of st. Johnsbury
is visiting Mrs. j. e. Curran.
Mrs. MAHLoN TAPLIN of Boston is visiting
her sister, Mrs. III. NJ. Pierce.
Miss MARY PHINNEY is at home from
Rutland on her spring vacation.
FRANK E. BARNES has been in Indianapo-
lis, Ind, for the past week or two.
ROBERT, the infant son of Joseph Lom-
bard, died on last week Thursday.
A DAUGHTER of Charles Warren about
three years of age, died on Sunday night
c. b. STORY of Brunswick, Me-. brother
of Mrs. L. j. Boynton, was in town yesterday.
Al MON WORCESTER died at the home of
his son-in-law, George w. Huntington, on
Friday.
BROOKS POST of the Grand Army has en-
gagged General T. o. Seaver as its Memorial
day ora or
THE Bethany Christian Endeavcr society
is to have socable in the chapel next Fri
day evening.
S. w. CoRsE has an egg incubator at his
poultry yard which has a capacity for two
hundred eggs.
A. G. TRULAN is to leave Montpelier some
time in April to accept better position in
New York city
THERE will be no regular meeting of the
Non-partisan Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union this week.
The ladies of the Baptist church will have
a sociab at the home of d. Ii. Dodge this
"wednesday evening;
The Bethany Heading Club will meet
with Mrs. Mary p. Wells next Tuesday
afternoon at two O'Clock.
GEORGE o. STRArToN, of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance office, is at Proctor
| looking up company risks.
GEORGE NJ. ScRIBNER went to Boston
Monday morning to attend school at the
Boston Commercial College,
DANIEL S. WHEATLRY has Just recovered
from the measles, after being confined to
his house for about five weeks.
THE little son Of DIR. OIL. Watson died
early Saturday morning, and the body was
taken to West Topsham for interment
JOHN JOHNSON, father of d. X. Johnson
proprietor of the Hillside house, died on
Monday, at the age of eighty-six years.
A UNION prayer-meeting of Christian En-
deavor Societies will be held at the Baptist
church Easter morning at seven o'clock.
JOHN MILLER is off duty, with a scrofu-
lous sore on one hand, and Harry McAllis
ter is taking his place as letter carrier.
Mr.. WRIGHT expects to conduct services
appropriate to Easter at the Morse school
house, East Montpelier, next Sunday after
noon,
THE odd Fellows expect to have an in
teresting celebration on April 26, which il
the anniversary of the formation Of thu
order.
FRANK e. DoNAHUE, whose headquarter
are now at Boston, was in town severa
days last week, returning to Boston OF
Saturday.
wmFRED SALMON, trombone player il
the band, has left the employ OF the Lam
, Manufacturing company and has gone II
Massachusetts.
III. A. Bowers, who has been at AbeI
; deem, Scotland, as agent for the r. c
Bowers Granite Company for the past tw
. years, is in town.
r THE roof of the new insurance buildin
is being capped with some fine massiv
copper work, which attracts much atter
0 ton from passers-by.
o THE orchestra is to play at Barre mex
' | week Thursday evening, when the cantat
= 1.-THE Daughter Of Jairus )" will be pre-
sented by local talent.
BROOKS PosT, G. A. r., has accepted tn
It invitation of Trinity church to attend
|. memorial service at that church on tn
!. morning of May "a.
AN examination Of teachers Of Washing
> ton county will be held here by Examine
l. p Booth of Northfeld on Monday an
l. Tuesday of next week.
d GEORGE A. VILEs, who is now studying {
:, an art school in Boston, will spend hi
y Easter vacation in Montpelier. He is ex
; pected here Thursday evening.
r MRS. JEANNErTE PRESTON died at I'll
II residence of her brother, Norman Dudle.
Il on Berlin street, yesterday forenoon Sh
, was about fifty-fve years OF age.
- AN excursion from Vermont TO the nj
10 tional Christian Endeavor convention
rs Milwaukee, Wis, next July, has bee