The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-16
Montpelier and Vicinity.

HARLAN w. KEMP spent last Monday In
Worcester.
JAMES T. SABIN was in Bristol last Thurs
day and Friday.
AUGHTNEy SHAHRo has a careworn look.
Twins-last Wednesday.
STAT1oN-AeENT E. w. THOMPSON was in
Ottawa, Ont, last week.
MISS MINNIE HIGGINS Of Boston is visit
ing Mrs. George w. Reed
A. e. WALLiNG moves this week into the
Curtis house on Berlin street.
A. r. WHEELER of Fairfax, brother of ex-
Principal Wheeler, is in town.
COLONEL ALFRED e. WATSON was in
town from Hartford last Monday.
LYNCH's grocery was raided last Monday,
but nothing contraband was secured.
MISS ELIZA CHAMBERLAIN of Bradford is
spending few days at II. K. Slayton's.
WILLIAM ANDERSON was fined S10.57,
last Monday morning, for plain drunk.
GEORGE w. CoLBy has been confined to
the house the past week with rheumatism.
Miss GERTRUDE MEINIcKE went to Rut-
land, yesterday, to remain for the present.
A CHILD of Thomas Kehoe was buried
from St. Augustne's church last Saturday,
HARRY FRKER has moved from 10 Vine
street to the Poland house on East State
street.
away on three weeks tour of " the pro-
viuces."
On Friday afternoon Hiram A. Huse is to
talk to the scholars of the Union School on
Books"
| A VALUABLE horse belonging to X. W.
Bailey Il Co. turned up its hoofs last Mon
day night.
Miss ALICE BROWN of the Youth s Compan-
ion has been visiting Miss Minnie Reed for
a few days.
LEONARD LUBL is moving this week into
his half of the house recently purchased OF
j. B. Morse.
ED. NASH of St. Albans, trainmaster of
the Central Vermont railroad, was in town
last Monday.
THE spring examination of Washington
county teachers will be held at Montpelier,
April and Q.
A. W. HUNTINGTON of tho Montpelier &
| Wells River railroad station is off duty on
account of illness.
WILL RIVERS went to Burlington, last
| Monday, to have his knee looked at by the
hospital surgeons.
j. NJ. Foss, assistant 70 President E. G.
Smith of the Central Vermont railroad, was
in town yesterday.
MRS T. c. BARRows is i'll withsthe grip,
Rev. j. f. Stone is corvalescing from an
attack of the malady.
The Ladies' Guild of Christ church is to
meet with Mrs. G. K. Hunt on Thursday
4 afternoon at two O'Clock.
Fred w. BANCROFT gave his" Evening
With Old English Ballads" at Norwich
Conn, last Monday evening.
TIE annual meeting of the sixth Masonic
district will be held at Montpelier to-day
in the rooms of Aurora lodge.
FhoRENOR, daughter of G. Il. Shipman
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friends, last Monday evening.
MRS. A. III. BAKER played the organ al
the Unitarian church last Sunday, in the
absence of Professor Blanpied
Miss ANNIE RYLE, who has been i'll TO,
several weeks at the Exchange, went las
week to her home in Waitsfieid.
B. M. SHEPARD sang tenor in the Unita
rian choir, last Sunday, and G. F. Dudley
of East Montpelier was the basso.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Ns;D SEAvER of Spencer
Mass, were in town to attend the funera
of Mrs. Latham Seaver, last Friday.
FoURnEEN couples from Bethel anj
several from West Randolph attended
Shenandoah" last Monday evening.
THE sympathzers of Eeezer Dodge il
his recent equine afiliction are raising funds
to purchase him a new " Jay Eye See."
JOHN G. FARwELL is greatly stirred up
80 his colleagues say, at the prospect of ser
wing on the jury at the present term of court
MISS JOSEPHINE PIERCE sang soprano
Miss Sadie f. Wing contralto and r. A
Dwinell tenor in Bethany choir, last Sun
day.
THE Bethany Reading Club will NEE
at Miss Martha E Longs, next Tuesda,
afternoon at half past two o'clock Subject
Music.
Mr. WRIGHT expects to preach in tn,
! in pntr ,pxrill do
at two PM, on Gathering up Life's Frag
mentS."
DE- K L. CLEAvEs goes toBurington, to
day, to attend the annual meeting of thu
Vermont Dental Society, before whom he Il
to read paper.
The subject for the mid. week service il
the vestry ,of the Church OF the Messiah
this "wednesday evening is "The Bible a.
Means of Grace"
PROSPER TEUDA from Aver, Mass, is tn,
latest addition to the Montpelier orchestra
playing trombone and second violin. He
works for ID. A. Guptil.
CHARLES ALEXANDRA is seriously i'll with
rheumatism and heart trouble. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Alexander became parents Of daugh
ter last Saturday night.
REV. G. W. GAlLAGHEE s subject on mex,
Sunday morning ia, Revelation and Wha
Meahs' MS evening 1opic Will % Ih'
Danger of Dnkindness."
A. w. COLLIER has moved into the hous,
of Dr. Ii. D. Perkins at Worcester Corners
and the telephone has been replaced in tn,
house, under Mr.. Golfers care.
UNION SCHOOL closes Friday fer two
weeks. Principal Blanpied goes to Hano
yer to give instruction in ,elocution to tn,
students of the agricultural college.
Mr. AND MRS. MARSHALL WHsrNEY, Fcanl
Whitney and John w. Dillon of Putuans
vile are i'll, Mrs. Whitney and Father ;
with pneumonia. succeeding the grip.
SCRAPS" are numerous. There ha,
been at least one fight per night for the pas
week, either on the street or in a groggery
Somebody must be selling liquor in town.
l.. z. SEAvER desires to thank his
friends and neighbOrs for their great kind
ness and generous attention during the
sickness and at the death and burial of hi.
wife.
The Free Press observes that "Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Holister, nee Maud Whitney
are parents of daughter" This is the
latest, and positively the most original, use