The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-12-16

next week, and is succeeded by man from
Oneida, NY
A SON of Mrs. e. l.. Butterfeld Of East
| State street Is ill.
ANOTHER child of Louis Normandin died
last Sunday morning.
GEoRGE l.. SPEAR was in town from West
| Randolph last Monday.
Mrs. A. G. VAIL went to Boston, last Fri.
day, to spend ten days.
Lon PECK has been confined to the
house for week with the grip.
Miss ANNIE AYNE returned last week to
her home in Philadelphia, N Y.
FRED BRADIsH and Henry Cobb were in
town from Burlington last week
CHARLES JONES, of Stearns & Jones,
bradford, was in town yesterday.
w. f. WEYBURN and T. p. Pinkham of
Sioux City, Ia, are at the Pavilion.
MIR. AND MRS. E. p. RICHARDSON last
Wednesday became parents of boy.
B. L. TAYLOR of the WATERMAN went to
| New York this morning for few days.
Miss GERTRUDE MEINECKE has finished
| work in the millinery store of c. A. Best.
DIR. II. T. WHITNEY has returned from a
1ourn OF ten weeks in Iowa and Kansas.
The old Murray house, opposite the iail.
/ as been converted into blacksmith-shop.
Mrs. f. C. JoLLIFFE of Winchester, Va,
is visiting Mrs. II. N Taplin, her daughter.
Two children of A. j. Smith were bap-
tzed at the Episcopal church, last Sunday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. HIRAM ATKINS and daugh.
ter have returned from Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Mrs. TIMOTHY Cross of Elm street last
Thursday observed her ninety-third birth.
day.
THE Woman's Relief Corps is to occupy
tie rooms soon to be vacated by the Apollo
Club,
Mrs. w. A. STowELL and daughter Lii
Ian spent last Thursday and Friday in
Boston.
FRED LANG was attacked with incipient
pneumonia, last Saturday, and has been
quite i'll since.
FREEMAN HAYDEN, Central Vermont bag
gage-master, is i'll, and his place is taken by
William Foster.
A Two.YEAR-oLD child of Peter Lavine
living next the Exchange, died of palsy last
Monday night.
o. G. BARRON and family left last week
FOR Boston, where Mr.. Barron may conduct
hotel this winter
Mr.. AND Mrs. ID. r. SoRrwELL arrived at
the Pavilion from Cambridge, Mass, last
Saturday evening
MARTIN HENLEY, clerk at the Montpelier
for long vacation.
7. G. PHINNEy, w. f. Adams, Miss Clara
Adams and Miss Harriet Huse were in Bur-
lington last Monday.
ELMER CLARK has finished work at the
| Exchange and gone to st. Albans. Frank
| Wedge takes his place.
DIR. H. T. WHITNEY has been tussling
with severe cold, acquired during his
| journey from the West.
THE local lawyers, at least good share
| OF them, have emigrated to Chelsea to at
| tend Orange county court.
THE Chautauqua Club will meet this week
Friday, at two o'clock, with Mrs. o. II.
| Richardson, Barre street.
| CHARLES BAGLEY of West Lebanon, Y.
H., passed through Montpelier yesterday,
with drove of $50 sheep.
o. N Cross last week shipped one of his
aerge refrigerators to Martin Mcintosh of
Waterbury and New York
The Kings Daughters gathered at Hotel
keInpton last Wednesday evening, and
worked the seventeenth degree.
THE Bethany Reading Club held very
enjoyable meeting at Mrs. NJ. E. SMILES on
| Tuesday afternoon. Subject: Art.
THE Barre railroad engine Boulder -
will make its trial trip to-day, pulling freight
over the Montpelier & Wells River railroad
RABBITHUNTING is in order to-day Bun.
MES are plenty about here F. A. Standsh
bagged eight of them in one day, last week
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. II. j. Curtis
next Thursday afternoon at three o'clock
Mrs. ABRAHAM LONG went to Boston
yesterday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Souther, at Copley Square
hotel.
The Ladies' Reading Club of Christ
Church will meet with Mrs G. b. B. Denny
Monday evening, December n, at seven
o'clock.
A. ID. GILLEY, who has been seriously i'll
at the Pavilion for some time, has recovered
and with his wife has gone to Boston for a
few months.
REV. j. r. WRIGHT is to preach in the
| Morse school-house at 2: 10 P. NJ. on Decem.
ber q. Subject next Sunday, Z" 1t is reason
able to pray"
AT the invitation of George Rolfe and
Harry A. Slade, the Apollo Banjo Club
gave sacred concert in the Pavilion parlor
last Sunday evening.
MRS SALINA FLAGG, sister of Dennisou
Taft, suffered a shock of paralysis last Fri
day, and is in critical condition. She is
eighty-nine years old.
CHARLES II. FULLER, quartermaster
states that the next muster of the National
Guard of Vermont is TO be held at Mont
pelier. Good enough.
THE Vermont Methodist Seminary re-
opened last week Tuesday, for full win,
ter term. The attendance in the music
department is especially large.
OFFICER BEMIs, last Wednesday night
brought George Hale from Barre charged
with defrauding his landlady OF divers
samoleons He was placed in Jail
PROFESSOR r. G. HIBBARD of Wesleyan
University is to deliver lecture here, Jan.
uary IA. Mr.. Hibbard created favorable
impression at Montpelier two years ago.
The telephone lines have been extended
to Wright's Mills, and an instrument placed
in the house of Benjamin II. Buzzell, fore.
man for the new mill firm of Richardson &
Allen.
The grip, in its old-time form, has ap.
peared again in Montpelier, and many are
the victims. Among them are Mrs ID. l..
Fuller, s. r. Colby, and daughter of Eli
Cate.
Miss MARY j. EDDY, a graduate last year
from the art class at the Vermont Methodist
Seminary, is visiting in Charlotte, and after
the holidays is to enter one of Bostons art
schools.
THOMAS g RROpHy hos houoht tho dry