The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-30
Montpelier and Vicinity.


No new sugar brought in yet.
G. X. PUTNAM spent Sunday in West
Randolph.
II. w. KEMP left for Bethel last Monday,
on a UNDERSTANDING trip.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE BRAINERD spent
last Monday in st. Johnsbury.
S. @. SHURTLEFF went to Rutland last
Monday to attend county court.
ANN NJ. PUTNAM died at Putnamsville
last Monday, aged fifty-nine years.
Mrs. F. B. DIMICK of Granville, mother
of Mrs. 9. A. Best is visiting in town.
Mrs. FRANK I. PITKIN is to resume her
position in the Unitarian choir next Sunday.
New maple sugar was served at the Bap-
tist church last evening.
MRS. c. A. LANG was out yesterday for
the first time in eight weeks.
L. P. GLEASON went to Boston yesterday
and will be absent the rest Of the week.
Miss MARY A. PHrNNEY has been at home
from her school work at Rutland for several
days.
A. f. HUMPHREY fell down with an arm
full of wood last week and sprained his right
ankle.
Mrs. JOSEPH STERLING, who has been in
ill health for some time, cannot, it is feared,
recover.
Miss LIBBIE BLISS, of the telephone ex.
change, has returned from a week 8 visit in
Swanton.
JOHN w. PAGE shipped a carload of
household goods to Beatrice, Neb., last
Thursday.
G. II. SHIPMAN is remodeling the store Of
the late Peter Mitchell, and will move iu
next week.
Miss ABBIE FOSTER, bookkeeper for
Brooks & Berry, is suffering from neuralgia
of the eyes.
JAMES FINN, living on the Worcester
road, is seriously i'll with inflammation Of
the bowels.
THIS weeks promenade concert by the
military band is to be this evening" instead
of Saturday.
c. B. ROBERTS sent team to Burlington
last Saturday to get load of gunpowder.
Il has arrived.
e. E. DODGE has bought horse of Irving
Sparrow TO replace the steed that recently
ceased existing.
ORRIN DALEY leaves tonight for Wash
ington ID. c.. to meet his wife on her re-
turn from Florida.
ARTHUR FELT was arrested last Monday
for the alleged assault on Edgar Porter, de-
tailed last week
FRED A. STANDIsH and George Hodgman
captured a coon alive on recent hunting
trip near Mddlesex.
DR.. A. B, BIsBEE is to talk to the pupils
OF the Union school next Friday. School
opens next Monday.
The public examination of teachers will
be held in Capital hall on Friday and Satur-
day, April and 2, at 8: 80 A. NJ.
c. B. ROBERTS has rented the tenement
over the store of Bernard Greenwood re-
Gently vacated by Peter Levine.
| TlIu Ebantauuna olaao will Y,aat at Mro
w. K. Andrews, "a East Liberty street, on
Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
Miss ETHEL BINGHAM, daughter OF Hon.
M. A. Bingham of Essex Junction, is visit.
ing her aunt, Miss Emma Grout.
Mrs S. S. TowNER has received SO 900 in
surance on the life OF her late husband
from the Mutual Life OF New York
l.. p. GLEASON & Co. have the contract
for furnishing the Central house at Barre
which has recently changed hands.
PROFESSOR HILLS, of the agricultural col.
lege al Burlington, has arrived at the sugar
laboratory, TO begin his seasons labors.
W. o. CHAPMAN is to move from the house
of Julius Volhom, on First avenue, to the
house OF Mr. Harlow on St Paul street.
HARVEY WEIGH has been talking, the past
week, III tones that run far below the dia-
pason of fog horn. Cause, a fearful cold.
MR.. WRIGHT expects to preach in the
Union church in Middesex next Sunday al
l:30 p, NJ. Subject, God the Overruler."
A CITIZEN offers prize Of SO to any one
who can guess what Prof" Loomis will dc
to kill time after the snow and ice disappear
THE Bethany Reading Club will meel
next Tuesday afternoon at half past two
o'clock al Mrs. A. b. Grants on East Lib
erty street.
A NEW and decidedly original sign hang'
! on Main street, near the Lease harness