The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-10-19
Montpelier and Vicinity.

Mrs. A. G.. EATON is threatened with
fever.
T. w. WooD returned to New York last
Saturday.
THE band gave concert at the Pavilion
on Friday night.
ALL the banks in the village will be closed
on Friday, Columbus day.
Miss JANE SPEAR died in Berlin, Thurs
day morning, October Is.
THERE was a pleasant sociable at the
Church of the Messiah Friday evening.
A. j. SIBLEY, as one of the Vermont Com
mission on the Worlds Fair, left for Chi
cago Monday night
EDWARD LYNCH of Moretown was buried
Sunday. He was the third in his family to
die of consumption.
GEORGE WHITE of Waterbury was the
bay rum jag pulled in Saturday. He was
fined S10.51 on Monday.
THE Bethany Christian Endeavor Society
is to have pumpkin sociable on Friday
evening in the chapel.
THE federal building has been thoroughly
washed and ironed inside and looks as
bright as new dollar.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs Rand, 43 Barre street, next Friday af-
ternoon at two O'Clock.
THE trustees have appointed DIR. G. A.
Bailey health officer in place of DR.. c. L.
Chandler, who resigned.
Mrs II. C. BATES of ST. Johnsbury and
Mrs. j. II. Hastings, bride of the member
from Waitsteld, are at Hotel Fullerton.
Miss LIZZIE LONG of Jacksonville, Fla.
and Miss Emily Long and William III. Long
OF Fairlee are visiting Miss Martha Long.
j. A. DEBoER returned Saturday even
ing from Boston, where he attended meet
ing of the American Actuarial Association.
JAMES CAREY's right hand was caught in
a planer at the United States clothespin
works Friday. Three fingers were injured.
THE Free Press says the lecture of w. A.
Lord, Esq, in Burlington, Monday evening,
was largely attended and greatly appre-
ciated.
f. W. BANCROFT is to sing at Barre on
Thursday evening, in connection with a
band concert to be given by Signor Clio
vanni ROssi.
MRS ROBERT KELLY left Monday evening
for Nebraska to join her husband, who is
conductor on the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy road.
THE annual meetings of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Company and the
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
will be held to-day.
A CORDIAL invitation is extended TO all
Ylsltlng members to attend the meetings OF
Brooks Post, G.. A. r.. on Tuesday evenings
at their hall, 62 Main street.
The Non-partisan Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet this (Wednes-
day. afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs.
ID. l.. Fuller, Main street.
CADY, the respondent in the Barre rape
case, pleaded guilty in county court in one
OF the cases against him. The others were
ordered not to be brought forward.
JOHN PRUE died on Thursday night Of
last week at the age of seventy-three years.
The funeral service was in the chapel of st.
Michaels school, Saturday morning.
The various societies in town, including
the keeley association, have been invited
10 take part in the procession at the close Of
the Columbus day exercises at the school
house, Friday.
The post-offlce will be open from S. 90 to
TO- w A. M, and 4: 20 to 6: 90 p. M, on Fri
day, Columbus day. Carriers Brown and
Miller will make one delivery, at s: 90 A. M.
Collections as usual.
THE Union Mutual had 81, 900 risk on
the Summit House at Roxbury, which was
burned Saturday night, and Agent Kemp
had risks OF $1,000 each in the Springfield
and North American associations.
ONE of the latest applicants for Keeley
treatment ought to be able to keep the doc
tors busy few days at least. One day last
week he took 1888 grains of morphine hypo-
smoked thirteen cigars and won't home
right side up.
b. s. WILLIS, wife and sister, were rid
ing down Barre street, Friday afternoon,
when the horse took fright, ran, and in
turning Hyde's corner tipped the carriage
over ana spilled tho occupants into the