The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-05-13
Montpelier and Vicinity.


at the telephone office.
MRS. WALLACE G.. ANDREWS has been
quite i'll, but is improving.
F. r.. STEVENS, who has been quite i'll
with the grip, is out again.
HENRY G. SCoTT of Chicago is in town, a
visitor at Mr.. j. w. Ellis.
MRs. WARREN BAILEY is making repairs
on her buildings on Elm street.
THE library of the Union school is being
supplied with new cabinet cases.
MRS. GEORGE e. TAPLIN, who is in i'll
health went to Boston on Monday
GEORGE BANCROFT, son of Mrs. A. D.
Bancroft, is recovering from his illness.
SPECIAL AGENT IDE of the Home Fire In
surance Company of New York is in town.
THERE was pleasant, though not largely
attended, dance at the Pavilion last Friday
evening.
The telephone exchange is putting in a
line in the Jones' brook peighborhood in
MOretown.
HARVEY f. FREEMAN has sold to Thomas
w Eagan a lot and house on Barre street.
Price $500.
THE Good Templars admitted four new
lady members at their meeting on Friday
night OF last week.
Two candidates were admitted to Yer
mont lodge of Odd Fellows on last week
Wednesday evening.
PHILIP PRESTON has sold one of his
ht uses on the Berlin side to Bernard Law
renee. Price 81, 100.
PROFESSOR j. W. BURGESS and wife have
decided not to come to Montpelier until the
latter part of the month.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A ID. GILLEY have returned
to the Pavilion after a months visit at Bos.
ton and Fitchburg, Mass.
CARL BANCROFT has resigned as clerk in
the First National bank, and Clarence
Lease'has taken his place.
HARRY OvIATT OF the telephone exchange
has been in charge of the Barre office during
the illness of Miss Averill.
THE young people OF Christ church are to
give Howells farce, " The Sleeping Car"
about the last of the month
T. r. MERRILL, JR., and George E. White
90 to-day to Mr.. Whites home in Eden on
fishing trip of four or five days.
Miss UPHAM returned from New York
last week, and will remain at the Pavilion
short time before occupying her house.
THOMAS c. MoR1ARTY has purchased a
new hack in Burlington and is to run it
for the accommodation Of the Exchange
hotel.
HENRY d. HOPKINS has moved into the
tenement at the corner of Liberty and St.
Paul streets, recently vacated by ID. T.
Knapp.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs. ID. S. Wheatley on Elm street next
Friday afternoon at quarter past two
o'clock,
The Non-partisan Womau's Christian
Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. ID
Il. Fuller this "wednesday afternoon at
three o'clock.
THE boarders at the Hotel Kempton were
entertained by pleasant musicale Sun
day Vocal banjo and violin music was in
cl1ded in the programme
Mr.. WRIGHT expects TO preach in the
Morse school -house, East Montpelier next
Sunday afternoon, and the meetings will be
held fortnightly thereafter.
A SQUIRREL built her nest in box in a
refrigerator in the Pitkin cottage at Mirror
lake, and family of baby squirrels is now
one of the attractions at that resort.
f. s. BALDWIN. formerly Of the WATCH
MAN, is playing ball on the Bustleton, Penn,
team this spring, and is making a very fine
record, both at the bat and in the field.
AN excursion train. which ia sure IN he
popular now rms from the Wells River
station to the quarries at Barre and back.
leaving here at ten minutes past twelve
o'clock.
FRANK TT prrEpp 10 to bsve cbarge tho
Manchester Y III office of tbe ('onnecticut
General lie InSnrance Comnanv He
family Will remain i'll Montpelier for the
present.
THE Meeting Of the Farmers, Ieagua ad.
vertised at Ca6tal hall Fridav Jnne viii
be keId in Red Mems han an the same dav
Caniral having heen nrevionslv ENGAGED f0r
the Catholic fair.
Tun hall team of the ITnion scbool and
the SEMINARY nIavad a game IN tho SeminN
arv camnus LAST week Fridav afternnnn
The Seminary bovs won NV a score of tbir,
teen 10 eight
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town on hueinses sinca Srndav Mrs.
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