The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-03-11
Montpelier and Vicinity.

mRS. HARRY LABOR mas tne measles.
N. w. FRINK is reported to be somewhat
better.
The Seminary closed ON Friday for three
weeks vacation.
IpaAU DAVIS has gone to Barre to work in
Heoker's furniture shop.
e. N. SEAvER is to leave Montpelier for
Spencer, Mass, this week
E. l.. PUTNEY has taken possession of the
Union house livery stable.
Mr. AND MRS LEVI II. BIxRY gave a very
pleasant whist party last night.
THE property of the Berlin Granite Com
pany is reported to be under attachment.
WILLIAM HoRNBRooK has sold his meat
market to G. L.. Alexander and Peter Bell.
THE Montpelier orchestra played at an
Odd Fellows ball at st. Johnsbury last
night.
ABRAHAM LONG and wife went to Boston
Saturday. They will be away about two
weeks.
MRG. RALPH WHITNEY of williamstown
is taking care OF DR.. N w. Gilbert, who ia
seriously i'll.
ApARTY of Daughters of Rebekkah from
Northtield visited sister Rebekkah here
Monday evening
DIR. AND Mrs. GEORGE T. HUNT are the
parents of nine-and- -a-half- pound boy.
born Monday night.
WILLIAM A. LORD has purchased OF sib-
ley IL Kemp one of the new houses off Barre
street. Price. $4,000.
CHARLES A. NUTTING of Stowe is now in
the service of the telephone exchange as
line man and inspector.
j. G. BRowN attended the banquet of the
Vermont Underwriters Association at Rut-
land last Friday evening.
The quarterly meeting of Mt. Sinai Tenn
Mobiles Shrfu H.,
held next Friday evening.
Mrs b. f. FIFIELS and Miss Eifield went
10 boston last week for short visit, Mi ~
flield returning ON Saturday.
WILLIS G. HAwLEY's pension has been
increased from 80 TO So "A month, and be
has been granted SOS arrearage.
The annual meeting of the library asso-
citation will he held next Monday evening
at seven o'clock in the library rooms.
Miss HELEN BURPEE gave a cobweb party
Monday evening in honor of her friend.
Miss Shepard, who has been visiting her.
The board OF inspection of the National
Guard will meet here to-day to examine the
condition of the uniforms of Capital Guard
REV. l.. ID. CoCHRANE Of Littleton. N. H..
preached at the church of the Messiah Sun
Gay morning, in exchange with Mr.. Wright
MRS. w. A. DAVIS, who had been visit
ing at the home Of George M. Harlow. re-
turned to her home at Windsor on Saturday
BERT GREEN, now at the store OF George
II. Taplin, will probably go tG ST. Albans TO
accept position with MortoH & Co. of that
place.
The subject at the midweek meeting In
the vestry OF the Church of the Messiah
TINS SWednesday) evening is TO be "The
Bright Side"
1T is proposed TO call one OF the many
ponds on South Main street Tuttie Lake,
by way OF compliment to the late street
commissioner.
~ IHE Non.p partisan Woman's Christian
temperance Union will meet with Mrs. d.
H. Fuller this "wednesday afternoon at
three o'clock.
BECAUSE OF the illness of Miss TrombJee
the Chautauqua class will meet with Mrs
Ii. B b. Denny on Friday afternoon al
quarter past two.
WHY not take the sign down from the old
post-ofhce entrance? Strangers in town are
continually being deceived and put 20 in.
convenience by IL.
MRS EDWARD WRIGHT and her daugb
Ter Slbyl went To Cambridge, Mass, yester-
Gay, 70 make a short visit at the home of
Mrs. Wright's father. ~
The Christian Endeayor society OF the
baptst church is to have a sociable this
evening at the home of Miss Jessie Hon
kins on Liberty street.
GEORGE FITZGERALD, who has been in
the employ OF Colonel Fred E Smith for a
long tllne, Ii now at work for the Lane
Manufacturing Company.
The Wilson Minstrel show Friday eyen.
ing was good one of the kind. II would