The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-12-07
Montpelier and Vicinity.

GEORGE s. KINsMAN is visiting in Bos-
ton.
THOMAS G1sBoRNE has returned to New
York.
DR.. CHAFFEE Of Strafford was in town
last Saturday.
THURSDAY evening is ladies night at
the Apollo Club.
Mrs. II. M. PIERCE and son left for Boston
last Wednesday.
b. f. FIFIELD went to New York Monday
night for a week.
REV. D. j. O'SULLvAN of St. Adams was
in town yesterday.
Miss BESSIE PITKIN has been i'll with lung
fever, not typhoid.
MRS. l.. A. PALMER of Chicago was in
town last Saturday
FRED f. BRAD1sH was in town from Bur-
lington over Sunday.
ANNUAL MEETING Of Mt. Sinai Temple,
next Friday evening.
7. S. BRoPHY was in Boston, last week.
buying Christmas goods.
MRS. j. II. ALMoN has been seriously i'll,
but is rapidly improving.
THE band gives concerts at Barre Fri
! day and Saturday evenings.
Mr.. AND MRS. T. h. GORDON are parents
of son, born last Saturday.
SECRETARY OF STATE BRowNELL of Bur-
lington was in town yesterday.
Miss MARY FREEMAN returned to North
Haverhill, N H, last Saturday.
The winter term of the Vermont Meth
odist Seminary opened last Monday.
SENATOR OLIN MERRILL OF Enosburgh
Falls was in town last Wednesday.
MRS. ADRIAN ST. JOHN was buried last
Thursday from st. Augustine church.
c. N. ARMS and wife of Waterbury are
tna oil lnH t1n paxyt liaVa fNr I'm init
j. A. KELToN has bought out the interest
OF A. S. Sparrow in the Exchange hotel. o.
PETER BADoRA and f. Leaton are two ma
tives that the Free Press has discovered.
THERE is to be an all-day holiness meet
ing to-day at the residence of o. j. Cope
land.
REPORTED, that Charles A. Best is nego.
tiating for the purchase of the Barnard
house.
The Montpelier & Wells River Railroad
Company is building store-house on Barre
street.
CHARLIE, young son of Levi Bailey of Ber-
lin, died Sunday, after long illness of con-
sumption.
j. d. Brown, the New York horse buyer,
is at the Pavilion. Mrs. Brown accom-
panies him.
w. w. DEARBORN, of Woodstock an ex-
tensive dealer in real estate, was in town
last Monday.
THE Bethany Reading Club will meet with
Mrs. j. V. Babcock, next Tuesday afternoon
at two o'clock.
THE apartments over p. L. Lyons shop
are being fitted up for the Kelley Club
Sic transit, gtn-mU.
MRS. E. p. WALTON went to Brooklyn, n
Y, last Saturday, called by the serious ill.
ness of her brother.
MpS g. Il SupINRp raturna6 tn Rnotop
last Saturday, accompanied by Miss Ine2
Blanchard her sister.
THE Bethany Sunday-school held a
Thanksgiving party, Thursday evening
Better late than never.
SKATING on Langdons pond was improved
last week by those who cared enough about
the sport to journey thither.
THE Elm street residence of the late Hi.
ram Atkins is to be sold next week at auc.
ton, probably on Thursday.
w. T. DEWEY was in Woodstock last
Monday, on business for the Vermont Mu.
tual Fire Insurance Company.
THE venerable and lovable Collyer dis.
coursed delightfully."- on "Clear Grit" to q
large assemblage, last evening
FRED l.. CAMP proprietor of the Clare
mont house, Claremont, N. H, and Mrs S
e. Bixby were in town Monday.
THE Chautauqua Glass will meet with
MTS, GOurl6y, NO, 10 w inter street, mex
Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
VILLAGE ATTORNEY JOHN H. SENTER last
week served a chancery injunction on j. c.
Cady, and Cliff street is now open.
B. G. DAY, assistant secretary of the SEN
ate, will spend the winter in Florida to es
cape the rigors of northern winter.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet, next Thursday at three
o'clock p M with Mrs Julia Durant.
Hon. b. F. FIFIELD has bought of Mrs. H
Il. Bixby her residence on State street. Price
paid $4,000. Mr.. Fifield makes the purchase
for his daughter Mrs. Burnside b. Bailey.
How many people know that the post.
office keeps reply postal cards-a double
card. half of which can be used for an an.
swer?
II. w. KEMPToN is getting into line for
his winter crop of ice, and is adding bay
window, veranda and port-cochere to his
ice-houSe.
EIGHTEEN cars of freight were run to the
railroad last Sunday, requiring two engines
to haul the load.
REV. o. NJ. boutwell, has set up in the
Vermont Methodist Seminary the collection
of Indian relics which he presented to the
school last summer.
A CHILD of Artemus Lawrence who lives
in part Of the building occupied as an Office
ny lue NeIunOre 0 MOrSe OranlU6 COm-
pany, was buried last Saturday.
THE ladies of the Church lof the Messiah
begin very attractive fair this week Thurs
day. For invitation and attractions, see
business notice column, this page.
MISS JENNIE PHINNRY started for New
York, last Friday, for a visit of few weeks
in that city and Brooklyn. She spent Fri
day evening in Rutland with her sister Mary.
THE hour of sale of the machinery and
tools of the Montpelier Carriage Company,
next week Wednesday, is changed from
eleven o'clock in the forenoon to ten o'clock
FRANCIS NJ. THAYER was married last
Saturday TO Mrs. Sarah Buck of Northfeld
This is said to be his third wedding and
her fourth. What an opportunity for rem
iniscences
MADAME GRUNDY reports that Clarence L.
Moulton and Miss Inez Blanchard are TO be
married next month, and begin housekeep-
ing in February in the house on Terrace
street owned by f. II. Stevens.
AT the regular meeting of the Apollo Club,
last Thursday evening, Charles H. Heaton
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