The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-11-25
Montpelier and Vicinity.
NJ. IRISH is in Worcester, Mass.

OuSly Ill.
A SON was born last Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Duke.
The dates of the band fair are November
30 to December B.
THE public school on the Berlin side be.
gins next Monday.
LAWYER FRANK II. CLARK of Windsor
was in town Tuesday.
MRS. e. =. WALTON has gone to Column
bus, o., for the winter.
The fall term of Vermont Methodist Sem
mary closed last Friday.
REV. G. o. WEBSTER will preach at the
Baptist church next Sunday.
LETTER CARRIER L. T.. CALLAHAN is able
to be out, after his long illness.
Mrs. FRANK EMERY is quite i'll, as is also
Mrs ID. w. Dudley, her mother.
THE glass blowers begin to blow Decem.
ber 21, and hold forth two weeks.
MEADER MARTIN has blossomed out with
horse and baggage transfer"
EDITOR McMAsTER of the Woodstock Age,
Visited the capital last Saturday.
HIRAM ATKINS went to Poughkeepsie, n, ,
", yesterday for weeks sojourn.
MARGARET AND FLORENCE, little daugh-
ters OF Frank M. Cory, are quite i'll.
n. b. MINER, an employe of the Arglts in
'73, is now reading proof in that office.
CAPTAIN ROBERT j. CoFFEY of the Sol
diers' Home was in town last Monday.
A BEAR has been seen on the east noun
tain between Middlesex and Waterbury.
WAITE, son of j. T. Sabin, went to Cam
bridge, yesterday, for Thanksgiving vaca-
ton.
A DAUGHTER arrived, last Saturday, in the
household of Charles Burbank of First
avenue.
THE Bethany Topic Club met last even
ing with Mrs. e. NJ. Guernsey on Vine
street.
CHAUTAUoUA circle meets with Mrs. c. II.
Shipman Friday afternoon at quarter past
two o'clock
EDDIE GoLDsBURY is again rolling Ha-
vanas in the cigar mandatory of Captain
Arthur Allen.
MOSES DooN of Swanton is running the
polishing machine in the marble shop of
Weston & Smith.
THE concreters have left town, and Mr.
and Mrs. j. f. Carr returned, last Saturday,
to Worcester, Mass.
CHARLES CILLEY again saw panther in
Berlin last week. This is getting to be a
! frequent occurrence.
Mrs. FRED E. SMITH spent last Friday
and Saturday with the family of DT.
Comegys, in st. Albans.
The Montpelier orchestra dispensed
rhythmic harmony at the militia dance in
Barre, last Friday night.
HAVING sold all their houses in process of
erection, Sibley x Kemp are putting up
another, near Sibley avenue.
DIR. KEMP performed another operation
on S. S. Towner last Monday, and he was
more comfortable yesterday.
MIR. AND Mrs. o. III. RICHARDSON and
daughter went to Waitsfield, last Saturday,
TO spend Thanksgiving week.
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pairs on his Court-street residence, and
building two-story addition.
THE alleged riot " case against w. A.
Briggs and Charles Def. Bancroft is
scheduled for next week Tuesday.
A. ID. GILLEY. travelling man for Bos.
ton dry goods house, is i'll at the Pavilion
where Mr.. and Mrs. Gilley reside.
REV E. A. BISHOP returned last Satur-
day from New Jersey, where he had been
to attend the funeral of brother.
The moat between the federal building
and the Exchange has been spanned by a
concrete drawbridge. So mote it be-
PETER G. DEWEY is in West Farnham,
p. c., visiting his daughter and grand
child-the latter a recent acquisition.
A DAILY paper states that the German EN-
| peror has shaved off his newly beard.
Probably going to the Thanksgiving ball.
CHARLES II. Cross is home from Boston,
to spend Thanksgiving Miss Carrie, his
sister, returns to Boston with him on Friday.
COLONEL FRED E. SMITH last Monday
shipped a pair of handsome driving horses
to his brother j. Elliott Smith of New York.
A PRAISE SERVICE will be held in the
Church of the Messiah, next Sunday even
ing, with brief addresses especially to the
young.
Miss BELLE FIFIELD left last Monday
noon for trip to Boston, Chicago, and
Minneapolis, expecting to be absent six or
eight weeks.
TAsTILY-AssoRTED boxes of lunch were
up at auction at the box party at Bethany
vestry, last Thursday evening, and found
ready takers.
his home in Vergennes, and b. NJ. Shepard
is to eat his turkey somewhere-he won't
say just where.
THE warning for the annual village
meeting is being posted. The date is De-
cember Z, and the business to be transacted
is entirely routine.
CHARLES o. FOSTER has decided TO per-
manently locate at Exeter, n. H.. where he
has position in foundry. He is to move
his family this week.
AMoURNINGDRAPED emblem was swung
from the wigwam of the Red Men, as a
token of the death of one of their braves,
Solly Pierce of Hardwick.
FROM this distance, it looks as though the
Thanksgiving ball would be brilliant sue
cess. The music by the Montpelier orches-
ira will be taking feature.
THE National Life Insurance Company
has moved into its new and elegant build
ing, full description of which will appear
in the WATcHMAN in due time.
AN Episcopal socable was held in the
Unitarian vestry, last Thursday evening.
with lots of candy and other refreshments.
The net financial result was $415O.
HARRY A. SLADE left, yesterday morning,
for his home in Rutland, and after short
stop there goes to New York, Philadelphia
and Boston, in quest of holiday goods.
THREE telephones have been placed In
the National Life Insurance Company's
building; also in the houses of Harry NJ ,
Cutler, j. M. Boutwell,, and G. K. Abbott.
On Thanksgiving day the post-office will
be open from eight to ten A. NJ. and from
four to six p. NJ. Carriers will make one
delivery at eight A. NJ, and collect as usual.
CONDUCTOR GEORGE NJ. SMITH of the
Montpelier * Wells River railroad is spend
ing the week in Boston, and Conductor
James Markham is also away for the week.