The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-11-11
Montpelier and Vicinity.

Miss josie TRuAx is ill with a facial
trouble.
M. A. PRATT starts to-day for Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
THE wife of DR.. Olin w. Daley is visiting
in Hinesburgh.
Mrs. JOHN FLINT of Shady Rill is quite
i'll with pleurisy.
Miss JESSIE SABIN has been very i'll for
the past few days.
Miss ALINE ELLSWORTH has returned
from an extended trip.
A CHILD OF Daniel Sweeney died last
Thursday, aged six years.
A GIRL BABY greeted Mr.. and Mrs. e. f.
Hill, last Sunday morning.
POSTMASTER G. f. WHEELER of Burling-
ton spent Monday in town.
THE Ladies' Guild OF Christ church are
to give series OF sociables.
BERT III. TYLER was in town over Sun
day, from Greenfield, Mass.
Hon. JAMES X. BATcHELDER Of Arlng-
ton was in town on Tuesday.
LEMuEL j. HUTCHINSON of Worcester has
moved into tenement in Kent block.
CONCRETE is being laid over the brick
from the sidewalk to the courthouse steps.
ROBERT FRASER Of Barre street became
the father of a daughter last Sunday morn
ing.
HIN lOCdl DOtEu VI uuutTWTlbtTb u6lu d
meeting at the Office Of Senter & Kemp, last
Monday.
| MRS. GEORGE III. SMILE of Hardwick is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher, her
parents.
A NEW car has been added to the suburban
service of the Montpelier & Wells River
railroad.
JOSEPH A. DEBoER went to Albany, N.
Y, last Monday morning, to see his mother,
who is i'll.
BABIES have been numerous this week.
| One to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Huntington last
Thursday.
| Miss BELLE FIFIELD has been visiting at
the home of Ex-Governor Stewart, in
Middlebury.
THE main shaft at the Pioneer polishing
mill broke last Saturday, necessitating a
shutdown.
THE Ladies' Reading Club of Christ
church met last Monday evening at Mrs. G.
III. Heatons.
CHARLES PAGE and wife last Saturday at.
tended the funeral of Miss Frances McAuliff
at Northfield.
MRS. MARY A. WILDER went to her home
in Shamrock, r. l., last Saturday, to remain
during the winter.
THE woodshed near the Junction, on the
main line of the Central Vermont, burned
Monday afternoon.
WESTON & SMITH last week set fine
| Scotch monument in the cemetery at Waits
field for o. G. Eaton.
DR.. j. ID. LANCE has begun the cellars
for row of tenements on Berlin street, on
land recently purchased.
THE band fair is to be held the first week
in December, and the soliciting committee
is already on the warpath.
MRS G. EDWARD ALDEN, who has been
| stopping at the Riverside, returned last
Monday to Wellesley, Mass.
THE Wetmore & Morse Granite Company
| has Just taken a contract for a big tomb, to
be set up at Milwaukee, Wis.
THE Bethany Reading Club will be held
az Mrs. George Atkins, November II, al
two o'clock, in the afternoon.
Miss HELEN NJ. PRENTIss was " surprised
last Thursday evening, at the Guernsey
residence on East State street.
STATION AGENT THOMPSON, it is under
stood, has rented the Shepard house, cor
ner Of Main and School streets.
MONTPELIER COUNCIL, Royal and Select
Masons, have a meeting Thursday evening
at Masonic hall, at 7:30. Work.
Miss Lou HEAToN, head table girl at tn,
Union house, has been i'll for week will
tonsilitis. but has fully recovered.
CHARLES E. WILSON has gone to Barr,
for few weeks, and Horace G. Marvin il
attending to the Montpelier store.
PROFESSOR j. W. BURGESS and wifi
entertained a small party of friends a
Redstone," last Thursday evening.
Miss GENEvIEvE LYNCH is very i'll at th
home of John Lynch, in Moretown; ant
Mrs. Louis GERHARD is failing rapidly.
w. e. HARLOW is moving into the Pag
house, recently purchased by e. NJ. Irish
and Mr.. Irish is moving in this week.
Miss MATTE NoRTHRoP, who for tn
past summer has been with Mrs. G. A. Best
has returned to her home in St. Adams
b. p. Young has been confined to tn
house for several weeks with face trouble
and may not be able to be about this winter
f. A. BRITToN has moved from the Eliz
Guernsey house to 206 Main street, ant
Orville Dewey from East State street to %
Main.
: EDGAR CoLBURN has moved his famil
from Marshfield to the Bowers house OF
Liberty street, and is to work for John Z
Hubbard.
EDWIN l.. PUTNEy has bought the liver
, stables of ID. w. Dudley, and will run then
this winter in connection with the Uniol
house stables.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. LANE of West Dan
vile are visiting G. M. Bennett. Mr.. Ian
is soon to move his business to Ashburn
ham Junction, Mass.
THE gas in the stores ON Main street will
be better henceforth, workmen this wee
having stopped an enormous leak opposit
the store of Frank M. CORY.
Il. f. RAND and George e. Morse alter
nate as conductors on the forenoon train
, between Montpelier and Barre, over tn
Montpelier & Wells River railroad.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. p. REDFIELD arrives
from Boston last Friday evening, on thei
way to Seattle Wash. They spent tn
night with Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Howe.
III. Nj. DUFUR of West Randolph was i
town last Saturday, to visit his hopeful sor
Wallace E., the out-of-sight " clarinetis
OF the Montpelier baud and orchestra.
A DAUGHTER was born last Wednesda
r morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Puffel
. Mr.. Puffer arrived from Manchester, Satul
day night, to offer his congratulations.
> WORD comes from St. Albans that Rev
= James G. Flanders, rector Of Christ church
= Is improving in health, and may be ea
pected to return some time next month.
n THE Elm street cemetery has been SUI
. rounded by a picturesque combination {
the fence that once graced the Jail ground
t and the "S1 900 fence" Of Denison Taft.
y CHARLES M. THOMPSON, who is connecte
a | with the literary deDartInent of the Youth