The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-10
Montpelier and Vicinity.
"LET me be your valentine.

Council of Royal and Select Master Ma
sons tomorrow evening.
b. b. SLOAN was in town from New
Hampshire over Sunday.
ID. r. SoRTwELL and wife Of Cambridge,
Mass, spent Sunday in town.
IRA OAKEs, of the county clerks office, is
visiting at his home in Lisbon, N. III.
c. II. SHIPMAN goes to-day TO Lisbon,
n. H., to attend the musical festival
THE Apollo club is to hold reception
Wednesday or Thursday Of next week.
MRS HATTIE PIKE of Haverhill, N H.,
is visiting her father, George Tromblee.
THE Bethany Reading Club met at
Madame Bixby's on Tuesday afternoon.
SUNDAY evening services at the Church of
the Messiah have been discontinued I. T.
STATE TREASURER FIELD and Secretary
OF State Brownell were in town yesterday.
HERMoN ID. HOPKINS and family will
move to 80 Liberty street the last of April.
Miss HATTIE LADD goes this morning to
Littleton, n. H., to remain several weeks.
Mrs. WILLIAM f. ONEIL, living in Hyde
block, died last Saturday morning, of heart
disease.
THE next attraction at the opera.h house
will be Turner's English Gaiety Company,
March 2.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
at two o'clock.
Mrs. HENRY LOWE has rented the Smith
Ballard house at the corner of Terrace and
Hopkins street.
FRANK X. DAwLEY went to Rutland last
Friday, to attend the funeral OF his brother,
w. w. Dawley.
DEPUTY SHERIFF JONES seized keg OF
beer from the delivery team OF William
Miller on Saturday.
HORACE G. MARVIN is to open shoe store
in Jackson. ILL.,, and leaves for the scene of
| operations next week.
THE Bethany Reading Club will meet at
Mrs. S. II. o. Bosworth's next Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock.
THE board of civil authority is to meet
next week Monday evening to abate taxes
and correct the check list.
! Miss KATE KIRKUMER STowELL and her
| friend, Mr.. Martin, visited the Misses COch
ran at Ryegate on Saturday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEORGE c. ALDER have
commenced housekeeping in the Poland
tenement on East State street.
THE Non partisan Woman's Christian
| Temperance Union will meet with Mrs ID.
| L. Fuller this afternoon at three o'clock.
THE Ladies' Reading Club of Christ church
| will meet with Mrs. j. A. De Boer, Monday
evening, February 10, at quarter past seven.
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES III. BALDWIN leave
today for Rutland, and after a short visit
there take up their residence in Nashua,
| n. II.
S. C. WooLsoN left last Thursday for
| Washington, ID. c., to attend the national
convention OF the Merchant Tailors' Associ-
| alton.
Four of the Montpelier orchestra and ten
couples from the capital attended the cotil-
| lon at East Montpelier last Wednesday
evening.
The engagement of Charles 4. Wilson
and Miss Lillian, daughter of Carlos l..
Smith, has been announced, admitted, and
filed for probate
EDWARD A. CRANE, who has been living
in Minnesota and other Western states for
the past twenty years, is visiting his father,
Albert Crane, in Wrightsville.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. G. G. Dudley
next Thursday at three p Nj. Subject; Hered-
ity in Relation to Intemperance.
THE village treasurer will receive taxes at
the First National Bank every day during
banking hours and on Monday evenings
from Z: 30 to s: 80 o'clock till March 7.
G. II. COwING, w. III. Cooke and f. l..
Clifford of Boston, j. f. Lincoln of Win
sted, Conn, and II. l.. Way of Plattsburgh,
n. Y, spent Sunday at the Exchange.
AN Ohio student of the country road
problem proposes to turn the state militia
into a road making corps. How does this sug-
gestion strike Company II, Capital Guard?
Nh. HENRY HowEs of Washington, ID. G..
should have appeared among the names OF
the survivors of the late Hon. George
Howes, in the obituary notice OF last week
OWING to the illness OF Mrs. Dillon. the
industrial school was not in session last
Saturday, and it ia deemed best not to meet
until one week from next Saturday after
noon.
REV. J. @. FLANDERS, rector of Christ
church, is visiting his father, Rev. A. b
Flanders, in st. Adams, having been granted
a leave of absence Of three months by the
vestry.
JOHN w. HOBART, ex.general manager
OF the Central Vermont railroad, has beer
chosen director of the Terminal City
company, OF which Charles W. Locklin Ii
secretary.
WILLIAM RODNEY was fined for seeonC
offence Of intoxication last Wednesday
! He was unable TO obtain 3l5 01, and, or
Friday, Officer Hunt took him to the house
of correction.
THE next sensation in the way of publi,
speaking may be an address in favor OF loca
prohibition, before the Eon-partisan Wo
mans Christian Temperance Union, by
Hiram Atkins.
THR Ladies' Guild of Christ church viii
meet with Mrs. l. Il. Moulton this (Wednes
, rangements for the customary missionary
work. A full attendance is desired.
THR second promenade concert by tn,
Montpelier band, in Capital hall last Satur
: day evening. drew large audience Inter
est in the concerts is increasing. An0the
is TO be held next Saturday evening.
Mrs. w. II. DAVIS OF st. Adams 10 visit
ing Mrs. G. A. Lang, her daughter. Mrs
, Lang is suffering with infiammatory rheu
matism in her left hand. which threatens t
. interfere seriously with her piano playing
STEPHEN h, CoLBr is in New Haven
, Conn, attending conductors convention
George Buzzell is officiating as the gentle
manly conductor on the branch run, an,
w, W. Foster is doing the heavy baggag
act.
THR big engine that was TO draw tn,
special Grand Army train from Montpelie
! at 1: 30 p. N. last Wednesday got off tn
iron in the railroad yard, and 1t took unit
three o'clock to put Humpty Dumpty bael
again.
THE seventh OF last November, Barne,
Roakes disclosed on Hugh Grillis, probabl
= because Grillis was out OF town at the time