The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-09

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of young trombone player.
II. W. KEMP went to Middlebury last
Monday, to settle a fire loss.
HIRAM A. HUsE is to deliver the Memo
rial day address at Tunbridge.
HARRY A. SLADE visited in West Ran
dolph, last Wednesday evening.
THE little daughter of Charles Spaulding
died last Friday morning of pneumonia
Ed. F. MURRAY is at home from his medi-
cal studies in New York for short vacation.
o. E. RAND of Boston, watch and clock
maker, has opened shop at 56 State street.
Miss HENRIETTA DEWEY has returned
from three months visit in Farnham.
P.Q.
Mrs. w. A. BRIGGS is in Boston, conva-
lescing from her late severe attack of the
grip.
THE Bethany Reading Club will meet at
Mrs. S. G. Shurtleff's next Tuesday after
noon,
Mr.. AND MRS. JOEL FOSTER went last
Thursday to Omaha, Neb. for a months |
visit
II. d. ROBINSON, assistant station agent,
spent Sunday in Montreal, with college |
friends.
CAYHUE & LAFFERTY have bought the |
Calais granite quarry of Marvin & Sher-
burne.
CHARLES e. WILSON has gone to Jackson,
Mich, to visit Ii. G. Marvin for a couple OF |
weeks.
j. e. CURRAN intends to spend the week
in various parts of northern Vermont, on
business.
GET around with your village tax to the
treasurer before March 20, If you want any
discount
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Blanchard.
THE Chautauqua circle will meet with
Mrs w. p. Huntington Friday afternoon at
two o'clock.
JAMES ADAMS and his lares and penates
have gone to Rutland, and his family will
soon follow.
THE band will play the famous Might
Alarm" at the promenade concert, Satur-
day evening.
The Baptist Society of Christian Endeavor
held meeting last evening with Miss
Helen Burpee.
ABOUT twelve couples from Montpelier
attended the dance at East Montpelier, last
Friday evening.
Mr.. AND MRS ARTHUR G.. EATON move
this week to rooms in the Samuel Walton
house on Elm street.
THE Ladies' Guild of Christ Church is to
meet with Mrs. G. j. Gleason Thursday af-
ternoon at two o'clock.
MIR AND MRS. SEYMOUR oHELDON nave
moved from the Curtis house on the Berlin
side to lower State street.
A. j. GLYssoN was tried on Monday for
selling liquor, convicted and fined $50. He
appealed, and was held in bail.
Mrs. ALICE BERRY of Burlington who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. d. w. Temple,
went to New York last Monday.
L. G. BAGLEY, special agent of the New
England Fire Insurance Company of Kut-
land, was in town last Saturday.
II. B. LovERIN of Berkshire, representa-
tive of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, was in town yesterday.
THOMAS H. CHUBB of Post Mills, and the
bustling energetic w. II. Fullerton of Man
chester. were in town last Monday.
THE horse of Eleazer Dodge deceased
suddenly, yesterday noon. Cause, a matter
of conjecture Eleazer feels the loss keeny.
Mrs. THOMAS S. BRoPHY is training
company of bright children for some theat-
ricals at the Unitarian vestry Friday even
ing.
THE Ladies' Reading Club of Christ
church will meet with the Misses X mpton,
next Monday evening at a quarter past
seven.
The non-partisan Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. A.
j. Hough, Thursday afternoon at three
o'clock.
MRS. w, Il. GARAND was summoned TO
Crown Point, N. Y, last Monday, by the in
telligence that her father, John Savard, was
very low.
Miss MAY SCovILLE goes to Lisbon, n. Fl q,
this week, for visit. She has been at Mrs.
A. o. Cummins' since her recovery from
her serious illness.
CHARLES HAYDEN says he has decided
not to write anything about Hiram Atkins,
as he thinks the " fool has been answered
according to his folly"
Il. j. KELLEHER & Co. have bought Of
Marvin & Sherburne the granite business
in the rear of Weston & Smith, formerly
conducted by Fred Hall.
COLONEL HAINEs of Lake Village, n. H.,
special treasury agent, will be in Montpe-
ier during the season, having special charge
of the inspection OF sugar.
The suit of Alland G.. Fay V. Lucy NJ.
West, for the recovery OF about 500 coun-
sci fees was heard last Monday, and judg-
ment for plaintiff allowed
MARCUS Z. TUCKER has bought for 81, 700
the farm of Charles K. Whitcomb on Clay
Hill. Mr.. Whitcomb intends to locate or
the other side of the mountain.
f. W. MORSE was seized, last Saturday,
by what was probably an attack of acute
indigestion, and was taken home in a hack.
The attack was only temporary.
Mrs. EUNICE PARMENTER, mother of
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at her home in East Montpelier, aged nearly
eighty-three years. The funeral is to-day.
TWENTY-FIVE members of Vermont lodge
of Odd Fellows went to West Randolph,
last Friday, and conferred the initiatory
and three other degrees upon ten candi-
dates.
THERE was terrific row in a Main street
grocery saloon, last Saturday night, and
one of the combatants, a stone cutter, was
pounded out Of all resemblance to human
being.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT was recently
elected one OF the vice. presidents of the Uni
tartan Grove Meeting Association, which is
} TO hold its next session at Weirs, N. H., July
81 to August 7.
THE Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany had risk of 81 800 on the house and
shed of Joseph Knapp, living on the edge
of Moretown which were burned last Sat
urday morning.
ELIAS LYMAN and Edward Wells of Bur-
lington, f. e. Alfred of Newport, Colonel
Alfred K. Watson of Hartford, and j. j.
Simonds of White River Junction, were in
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