The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-11-04
Montpelier and Vicinity.


trohble.
II. f. FIFIELD was in st. Albans last
Monday.
A CHILD OF Peter Patten died suddenly
last week.
EVERY one is in Boston this week. Only
a few of us left
f. w. MORSE went to Boston last Satur-
day for a few days.
j, G. Colt has gone to Barre, to work for
Cutler K Burnham.
Mrs. HIRAM A. HUsE spent last week at
Newtonville, Mass.
J. S. VILEs went to Boston last Sunday
night for few days.
GEORGE MCCORMACK, the skillful granite
cutter, is i'll with fever.
JAMES f. RANDALL is alleged to have left
town, whereby hangs tale.
THE Halloween celebration at Hotel
Kempton came one day late.
BERNARD GREENwooD has sold his trotter,
" Romeo" to Eleazer Dodge.
THE Montpelier Military Band is to hold
a fair the latter part of this month.
MRs. HENRY W. DREW and Miss Ger
trude were in Burlington last Monday.
DAISY, little daughter of Frank r. Dawley
has been quite ILL., threatened with fever.
A GIRLBABY was born last Friday to Mr..
JOSEPH FITzGERALD is again night watch
at the Pavilion, in place OF Edward Thayer.
REV. Mr.. MEAcHAM of Stoneham, Mass -,
preached at the Baptist church last Sunday.
PROFESSOR s. j. BLANPIED has moved
into the Mrs. Charles Reed house on State
street.
A. A. BLISS, formerly clerk in the Park
grocery, was in town from Hyde Park over
Sunday.
JOHN w. SwAsEY was critically i'll last
Monday, and it was thought he could not
recover.
e. II. PUTNAM of Woodsville, n. H.,
spent Sunday with G. X. Putnam, his
brother.
THERE is to be a Thanksgiving ball at
the Pavilion, with music by the Montpelier
orchestra.
| THE early morning mail over the Central
Vermont railroad last Monday was four
! hours late.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK LAUNDRY, last Sun.
day night, became the parents of twelve
pound boy.
A SLIGHT fire in the attic of the Cross balS.
cry last Saturday damaged the building a
| few dollars.
r. b. LILLE has leased for five years the
Charles L. Sabin farm, and took possession
| November /.
Tuesday with Mrs. Freeman, on East
Liberty street.
GRANT LATHE employed at the Central
Vermont freight depot, is spending a vaca
tion in Canada.
MRS. H. p. HUNKINs of Sanbornton, n
H., is visiting James 7. Sabin, her brother
fora few weeks.
REV. AND MRS. j. Fl. HINCKs are expected
next week, to spend a few days among his
old parishioners.
= The Chautauqua circle will meet will
| Mrs. G. S. Whittier at a quarter past two
Friday afternoon.
THE Apollo Banjo Club furnish music fo
the teachers reception at Capital hal
Thursday evening.
L. e. CALLAHAN, the six-foot letter carrier
has been off the route the past week, threat
ened with pneumonia.
CHARLES III. Cross has sold to Henrietts
F. II. Huntington the Eliza Hoyt house Oh
Ridge street, for 81 800
The sidewalk is being raised and grant,
curbng laid from the residence of r. r
Bunnell to Academy bridge.
DIR. BoARDMAN, after being able to be "ul
and about " from his illness, was attacked
by a cold, and suffered a relapse.
THROUGH the generosity of John w. Page
Barrister George E. Holden has become th
proprietor of an extensive library.
CHARLES HARRAN and Don II. Dodg
have moved into the house which the
lately built on East Liberty street.
M. W. WHEELocK and family returned
last Monday night from a visit in Lynn
Mass, where Mrs. Wheelock's parents re
side.
THE deft.fngered force in the box factor
of Martin w. Wheelock are now at wor
on an order as is an order "-23 600 sho
boxes.
LEWIS LAWRENCE of White River juno
ton arrived last Saturday for a visit wit
Artemas Lawrence, his father, on Barr
street.
Miss EMMELINE LEWIS, who lives with he
brother, William G. Lewis, suffered a ligh
shock of paralysis last Saturday-the secon
attack.
FRED BENNETT, formerly clerk on til
construction OF the new insurance building
was in town from Hanover, n. H., owe
Sunday.
MRS. CHARLES A. REED of East Nom
pelier, last Sunday morning, presented
happy father with only fourteen pounds {
girl-baby.
FRANK A. ADAMS returned last Frida
evening from Boston, accompanied by Mrs
Adams, who has been spending fey
weeks in the city.
SUMNER KIMBALL returned last Saturda
quarries, and reports granite affairs in ths
section as booming.
CHARLES NJ. SKINNER has taken posse
sion of the stationery store of K. III. ALE
and at the end of two months will probab
consummate the purchase.
FRED A. STANDIsH, with his double ba
relied Damascus and imperturbable dc
Duke" is thinning out the supply of raj
bits in the woods hereabouts
[ HENRY COBB was in town over Sunda.
Mrs. Henry Cobb, his mother, starts tn
week for Colorado Springs, to spend til
winter with her son, Melvin j. w.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. ID. BEEMAN, A. j. Sill
] ley, Mrs. j. Il. Hollister, Miss Belle
. Fifeld and Miss Smile were among I'll
visitors to Burlington the past week.
THE services of DIR. Lance were requeste
by the town of Berlin last week to assist
= young woman in the Nicholas block TO ad
9 to the census of that enterprising town.
Q A HOST of warm friends last Saturda
: welcomed John Il. Craig, formerly forema
in the Wetmore & Morse granite sheds, o
, his arrival in town for a few days visit.
The Woman's Christian Temperate
. Union will meet with Mrs. Eliza Ruble
al. -. a