The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-02
Montpelier and Vicinity.

REGULAR meeting OF Apollo Club to-
morrow evening.
THE interior of the store of w. K. Adams
has been repainted.
MISS MINNIE REED is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Charles Reed.
Mn. AND MRS. GEORGE M. HARLOW leave
for Burlington this week.
ID. W. TEMPLE went to Boston last Sun
day evening for few days.
Miss BELLE FIFIRLD returns this week
from her visit in the West
MISS JENNIE PHINNEY is in Rutland visit
ing Miss Mary A. Phinney, her sister.
DIR. E. M. MCIsTosH has bought the
dental business of DR.. II. T. Whitney.
ANNUAL meeting of Sixth Masonic dis
trict at Montpelier, the evening of March 16.
EDWIN N. RICE, clerk for Lester II.
Greene, is visiting his parents in Westford.
THE Methodist Ladies' Aid society is to
hold sociabe this evening with Mrs. e. II.
Rand.
Mr. AND MRS JOHN PIERCE of Burlington
are spending the week with Mrs. Levi II.
Bixby.
Mrs. II f. HAMMOND was called to For
est, n. Y, yesterday, by the illness OF her
mother.
THE Cotton Manufacturing Company
shuts down this week to take the annual
invoice.
THE Ladies' Reading Club held a meet
ing with Mrs. Joseph Fisher yesterday af-
ternoon.
THE store of the late Peter Mitchell will
be kept open evenings the remainder of
the week.
MRS. G. II. CowING returned to Boston
last Monday, after spending the winter at
the Exchange.
LEIGHTON p. SLACK is completing his
n Dlon t,.t tba, q
S. G. Shurtleff.
THE Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. Charles Bennett on Friday afternoon
at two o'clock.
ELMER CLARK was in town last Saturday.
He has been i'll for several weeks at his
home in Northteld.
THE Ladies' Guild OF Christ church is to
meet with Mrs. Fred e. Smith Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock.
THE Montpelier orchestra assisted by
Fred w. Bancroft, gives concert at Water
bury, next Monday evening.
MRS NJ. d. GILMAN returns to-day to
Providence, r. l. She has been i'll at the
Pavilion for nearly two weeks.
HIRAM A. HUsE has been appointed Judge
advocate on the staff OF Department Com
mander Hugh Henry of Chester.
FLANDERS & PIERCE and John w. Emery
have moved into their elegant and spacious
stores in the Opera house addition.
THERE is to be communion service at
Bethany church next Sunday afternoon,
and no evening service will be held
SHENANDOAH" appears at the Opera
house, March IA, and u Little Lord Faunt-
leroy " the 18th. A couple of gems.
CAPTAIN II. G. LULL is next Friday to
talk to the scholars of the Union school on
some "reminiscences of rebel prisons.
TuE Rathanv RaaIin0 Cluh uill rpaat
Mrs. g. E. Perrin's, next Tuesday after
noon. Quotations from o. w. Holmes.
d. E. MASON has moved from the Captain
Robinson place on Summer street to the
Cha les o. Foster house ON Vine street.
THE ladies of the Bethany Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor are to hold
kirmess in the chapel on Friday evening.
CHARLES DEWEY has returned from
pleasant business and pleasure trip to New
York, Boston, Washington and other points.
Miss SIBLEY has been engaged as teacher
in room three of the Union school during
the continued illness of Miss Kate Z. Rob
bins.
HENRY MOONEY, for some time past
student in the Office of DR.. ID. g. Kemp, is
taking course at the medical college at
Burlington.
Mr.. AND MRS. EDWARD w. THOMPSON be-
came parents of a son last week Tuesday.
Mrs. thompson remains at st. AlbanS dur
ing the winter.
Hon. LovELAND MUNsoN of Manchester,
Secretary OF State Chauncey w. Brownell,
Jr, and Elisha May of St Johnsbury, were
in town last Monday.
A SERIES of mid week religious services
will be held in the vestry of the Church of
the Messiah, beginning this "wednesday
evening at seven o'clock.
FRED W. BANCROFT has been requested
to give his recital OF Old English Ballads at
Norwich, Conn, and also TO sing for week
IN the opera " Priscilla" at Cleveland, o.
WILLIAM WEDGE, assistant yardmaster
at the Montpelier Il Wells River railroad,
severely cut several fingers of one hand,
last week, while raking out the ashbox of
locomotive.
q. G. SMART of Rumney, N. H., has been
in town experimenting the drawing of
several train-l 'ads of wood for the brick
yard which he is to open in Sabin valley in
the spring.
STATE SECRETARY f. e. TowNER went to
New York, yesterday, to arrange hotel ac-
commodations for the national Young Peo-
pies Society OF Christian Endeavor conven-
ton, July 7-12.
THE woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. G. b. b. Denny
next Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock.
Subject: The attitude of the press toward
temperance work.
REV. j. Il. WRIGHT expects to preach in
the Union church in Middlesex next sun
day at i: 80 p. N and at p. NJ to conduct
The communion service in the Church of the
Messiah in this village.
MISS Dora HoDoDoN has been i'll for nine
weeks with the grip, and is still confined to
her bed. Mrs. Harry Darlington has been
III for about the same length of time, and
is in serious condition.
DEEDS in the town clerks office record the
sale by David l.. Fuller of land on East
Liberty street to Willis 9. Hawley, for $3.50,
and the transfer of Captain Percival's
greenhouse TO Henry J. Curtis.
The Ten O'Clock Club is not moving into
the rooms in Uniou block late ly occupied
by e. 9. Wilson, as stated last week.
The club appears to have disbanded, and
the rooms in Union block are to rent.
E. M. IRISH and Irwin Sparrow have re-
turned from Boston, the former bringing
five big Clyde horses sired by some son of a
Mambrino, and the latter with a couple of
descendants of Rysdyk Hambletonian.
CANTON MONTPELIER had an enjoyable
sociable in their rooms, last Friday evening.
supper, display drill literary and musi-