The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-03-18
Montpelier and Vicinity.
FRANKLIN HoYT is quite i'll.

FRANKLIN HoYT Is quite Ill.
Mrs. WALLACE G. ANDREWS is quite i'll
with fever
Mrs. j. EDWARD WRIGHT returns from
Cambridge, Mass, ou Saturday.
ROBERT II. WHITNEY is suffering from a
severe attack OF rheumatic fever.
A. w. BARNUM is to take part in a contest
at type-writing at Boston this evening.
ELMER ST. JOHN, who was formerly at the
Pavilion, is at work for Marvin & Wilson.
THE Original whist club met Monday
night at the home of j. G. Brown ON Spring
street.
A. L. SMITH has gone to Boston to work
for Cushman, Heating & Co., Washington
street.
THE suburban train service between
Montpelier and Barre will probably begin
about April l.
Mrs. LAURA NJ. Horn, widow of the late
Henry Horn, died on March 5, aged about
fifty-five years.
BETHANY Reading Club will meet with
Mrs. L. Bart Cross March a. at two o'clock
in the afternoon.
MRS. VIOLA j. BILLINGS, teacher of the
school on the Berlin side, is sick with a
quinsy sore throat.
GENERAL p. p. PrTKIN has been impr0y-
ing steadily Of late, and on pleasant days he
is now able to ride out.
j. G. ScRIBNER has sold his double tene-
ment house on the Berlin side to Arthur
Johonnott. Price $1,000.
Mrs. ANNIE BALDWIN OF Wiliamstown
and Mrs. IA. l.. Nutting of Stowe are visit
ing their mother, Mrs. e. S. Bard.
AT meeting of the village trustees last
Thursday evening Willard q. Walker was
appointed superintendent OF streets.
EDWARD MoGILL took the place of #. II.
McGill az clerk at the Union house, while
the latter was ill with the measles.
CHESTER AINswoRTH died at the home of
| his son-in-law, l.. l.. Tanner, on last week
Thursday, at the age of eighty-one years.
THE Woman's Home Missionary Society
OF the Montpelier district will hold a meet
ing at Barre next Wednesday, the 25th inst.
JOHN KNAPP was arraigned ON Saturday
last for breach of the peace, but the case
was continued to the 23d instant, bail being
| fixed at $50.
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet next week "Wednesday
with Miss ELIZA Rublee at three o'clock in
the afternoon.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
| Mrs. l.. p. Gleason at the residence of n. E.
Smith next Friday afternoon at quarter
past two O'Clock.
six new members last week Wednesday
evening, and the first degree was conferred
on three candidates.
The annual meeting of the Public Lii
brary Association was adjourned, owing to
small attendance, to Tuesday evening.
March "a, at half-past seven.
THE annual election OF officers Of Can ton
| Montpelier is to take place on the second
Friday in April. A special meeting will be
held on the evening OF MarchA
A SERVICE in memory of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Trulan's little daughter, Dotty, was held
at Christ church, Sunday noon. 1t was con-
Quoted by Professor X. G. Wheeler.
MISS ALICE THOMPSON left Tuesday morn
ing for Boston. Several Of her young CON-
panions accompanied her as far AZ Wells
River to wish the bonnie lassie bon ootd0e.
WHILE tobogganing Tuesday afternoon,
Kate Stowell sprained her ankle and is
confined to the house by the injury. The
sprain does not appear to be serious one.
GREGORY LASALLE. father OF Mrs. Edward
Hubbard, died last week at the age OF
eighty-one years. The funeral service oc-
Cured on Saturday at the Catholic church
REV. A. b. TRUAx is to lecture on Bible
Wines " AT East Corinth on the 9th in
stant. He Is 10 speak under the auspices OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
MRS. MARY CORY, mother OF Frank NJ.
Cory, died on last week Thursday, at the
age OF eighty -four years. Funeral servises
were held Saturday morning, at the Catho-
| lie church.
MISS INEz M. HALE gave pleasant party
| to large number of her friends last week
Thursday evening at her home on the
| Worcester branch. Dancing and other
amusements were enjoyed.
A REGULAR Getting of the Montpelier
Business Mems Association was held last