The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-12-02
Montpelier and Vicinity.

Mrs. II. N. TAPLIN is i'll, threatened with
fever.
Miss JENNIE PRousE spent Sunday in St.
Adams.
f. w. MORSE and wife leave for Chicago
tomorrow.
MISS ELLA NJ. WAITE spent Thanksgiving
in Cambridge.
G. N. PHILLIPS and family spent Thanks
giving in Barre.
Mrs. NELLIE q. DALEY spent Thanksgiv-
ing at ShelbuTne.
Mrs. j. II. HINcKs went to Stamford,
Conn, last Monday.
j. q. HoUGHToN left last Thursday on
two weeks vacation.
JoHs STONE has gone to Barre, to work at
the harness business.
l.. w SHEDD went to Boston yesterday
for couple of weeks.
j. w. ARMSTRONG of Norwich, Conn, was
in town last Saturday.
w. S. BRIGGS of Keene, N. H., is visiting
his son, w. A. Briggs.
COLONEL ALFRED l.. WATSON OF Hartford
was in town yesterday.
AFRO CHASE, living near WrighGs Mills,
broke a leg last Thursday.
A DOZEN below zero last Monday morn
ing Get out your arctics.
CHARLES CELLEY is alleged at last to have
caught that Berlin panther.
LEWIS RoLEAU arrived from Bethel yes
terday, for a short vacation.
Mrs. ORRIN DALEY went last night to
Florida to spend the winter.
Miss Lucy COLLINS of Brookline, Mass,
is visiting Mrs w. @. Berry.
Miss MINNIE CLARK left last night for Cal
ifornia, TO spend the winter.
A DAUGHTER was born last Thursday to
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Eagan.
Mr.. AND MRS. l.. p. GLEASON go to
Boston to. day for few DAYS.
ALEx WAYcoTT moved yesterday from
East State to No. 81 Barre street.
A CHILD of Uder etiquette, who resides
on Whittier street, is seriously i'll.
LENA little daughter of Joseph Yatta,
has been quite ill, but is getting better
II. j. DEAvITT and sons, Edward and
Henry, spent the holiday in Waterbury.
CHARLES LAWRENCE and family of Barre
have moved to Montpelier for the winter
GEORGE r. BEYERLE last Saturday set up
fine piano in the residence of Clark King.
GEORGE II. WILDER is playing flute this
week with Reeves band of Providence r. |.
MRS. JENNIE SMITH has moved into the
house on Vine street vacated by g. o. Fos-
ter.
SToNE-CUTTER f. A. SWEENEY is off duty
for a few days, with piece of steel in his
eye.
STATE GEoLoGIsT GEORGE w. PERRY of
Rutland was in town last week on official
business.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. G. ANDREWS spent last
Thursday with relatives of Mr.. Andrews in
Johnson.
THE communion service will be held in
the Church of the Messiah next Sunday at
4: 80 P. NJ.
WILDER p. HUNTINGTON was in st. AL
bans, last Saturday, gazing on the ruins of
the big fire.
Mrs. DUDLEY of Mddlebury and Free
man Serde, her nephew, are visiting rela-
tives in town.
Frank NJ. CORY, are recovering from their
serious illness.
MIR. AND Mrs. f. G. HERRINGToN of Bur.
lngton spent Thanksgiving with the family
of T. G. Phinney.
DIR f. II. BROWN and family of Lebanon,
n, H., were guests, last Thursday, of
Charles A. Smith.
LUTHER CREE was down street yesterday
for the first time since the beginning of his
illness Of six weeks.
A YOUNG son of Louis Normandin living
on the Berlin side, died last Saturday. Mrs.
Normandin is now ill.,
from Boston, where she had cataract re-
moved from the left eye.
SCHOOL in Room was not in session yes-
| I, rday, because of the illness of Miss Kate
f. Robbins, the teacher.
| THE ladies' of the Unitarian church meet
this afternoon to arrange for Christmas
sale, December II and T..
REV A. MACGEoRGE of Bratteboro and
Hon w. IL. Dubois of West Randolph
were in town last Monday.
PIERCE & FLANDERS are to occupy the
corner store in the opera house annex and
John w. Emery the other store.
EscALLoPED OYSTERS this "wednesday
evening, clam chowder Friday evening, at
| the band fair supper, Capital hall.
THE Ladies' Reading Club of Christ
church will meet with Mrs. T. G.. Phinney
next Monday evening, December 7.
GEORGE NJ Goss was out yesterday for
the first time in two weeks, during which
he has been quite i'll with slow fever
F. E. DODGE, roadmaster on the Mont
pelier & Wells River railroad, has gone to
Woodsville, n. H., because of illness.
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. G.. g. Dudley
next Thursday afternoon and evening.
FRANK DODGE of Fairfield, who recently
| bought half.interest in the Parmenter
ice-business, moved to town last Monday.
f. j. McCUEN and b. NJ. Shepard spent
Thanksgi wing in Montreal and report the
turkeys up that way as in prime condition.
THE infant child of Enos Stevens died
last Sunday at the home Of NJ. NJ. Cutler
Mrs Cutler was sister o. the late Mrs
Stevens.
BRUCE MCDONALD was twenty years old
last Monday evening, and number of his
fellow Good Templars rendered him a sur.
prise party.
EDWARD II. DEAvIrT, Stephen Freeman
Daniel Lucia and Harry Shurtleff were
home from school at Burlington to spend
Thanksgiving.
REV. q. o. WEBSTER last week resigned
the pastorate of the Baptist church at St
Johnsbury, and has entered upon his new
labors in Montpelier.
FRED w. BANCROFT went to Burlington
last Monday noon, to prepare for the pre-
sentation Of the opera " Priscilla" last even.
ing and this evening.
| CHARLES A. JENNEY, special agent of the
eleventh census, was in town yesterday, on
business at the office of the Union Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
THE first cars of the Montpelier & Wells
River railroad equipped with the steam