The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-12-28
Montpelier and Vicinity.

ANNUAL election of Odd Fellows tonight.
NED HoUGHToN is at home from Amherst
College.
Miss GERTRUDE MEINEcKE is home from
Rutland.
T. j. BoYNToN was in Burlington last
Saturday.
Miss BELLE HENRY is ill at the Seminary
boarding house.
home Saturday.
day in Burlington.
f. II. FARRINGToN of Brandon was in
town last Monday.
The Capital Savings Bank holds its annual
meeting January II.
Mas. MILLY Fox of Boston is visiting her
brother. K. p. Johnson.
WE may now look for dropping off in
Sunday-school attendance.
CARLOS BANCROFT is convalescing from
his rather lingering Illness
w L. FoGG, from Epping, N. H., is the
new local " on the argus.
On and after January the registry fee
on letters will be eight cents.
WILL A. ELLIS spent Christmas at ST.
Johnsbury, with his parents.
The Bethany Reading Club will meet
next Tuesday with Miss White.
MEDAD WRIGHT & Son ship four polishing
machines to Chicago this week.
Mrs. FRED SYLVESTER is visiting Cap
tain L.. NJ Hutchinson, her father
THE Bethany Topic Club meets Thurs
day evening with Mrs &. III. More.
ASSISTANT STATE LIBRARIAN WooD is
growing some elegant gray "chinners.'
K. E. TowNER and Willard Whitcomb
spent tn holidays at Manchester, N. II.
THE University Club meeting has been
deferred to Monday evening of next week.
Mrs. e. w. CHANDLER has gone to Dick
ensOn, n. d., TO reside with her daughters.
DR.. GEORGE p. GREELEY. brother-in-law
of Charles Dewey, is very i'll at Nashua,
n. II.
l.. w. PoRTER's new hall at West Berlin
was opened last Thursday evening with a
hop.
AUGHTNEy ALLARD and Henry Gravelin
have gone to Palatka, Fla, to work in d
| hotel.
| REV A. n. LEwIs and wife went to New
Haven, Conn, Sunday night, to spend a
week.
jim" MARKHAM, conductor on the
Aluminium Line, ate his turkey at Wells
River.
GET anything in your stocking? Any
diamond rings fall ont through hole in
the toe?
DANIEL b. Holt Of Fargo, n. d., and p
| ii. Moore of Brunswick Maine, were in
town last Friday.
ED BLAKELY has become comic song
fiend. The latest addition to his repertoire
is "Mulhgan Guards"
CHARLES RoBERT DEWEY from New Yorl
and George p. Dewey from Portland were
at home over Christmas
E. X. BUTLER is to open fruit store il
| the basement formerly occupied by the ILL
starred Vendome restaurant
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEORGE BRAINERD spen
Christmas at st. Johnsbury, with theil
daughter, Mrs, Pearl +. Blodgett.
THE theme of the sermon at the Baptis
church, next Sunday morning, will b'
" Watchwords for the New Year"
A FREE supper will be given TO the mem
bers OF the Sunday school of the Church o
the Messiah Tonight at live o'clock.
Mr.. AND Mrs. H. N, TAPLIN leave fo
Washington and Winchester, Va. in fort
night to spend the rest of the winter.
EDWARD AND HENRY DEAvIrT are a
home from the University of Vermont, ant
Harry Cotton from school in Boston.
THE express Office and the post Office ar,
slowly recovering from the Christina.
strain. Both did rushing business.
Mas john VooDRY is spending the holi
days in New Hampshire and Massachusetts
with her daughters who reside there.
THE Kings Daughters gave Christina
party to the Industrial School, last Satur
day, at the home OF Mrs. Anna Dillon.
LANDLORD VILEs OF the Pavilion was il
Boston last week, and Manager Foster o
the Keeley Institute took trip to New
York.
AMONG the numerous Christmas tree un
Benham, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George b
| Walton.
THE Chautauqua Glass will meet will
Mrs. q. III. Shipman, corner Of Elm an,