The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-05-25
Montpelier and Vicinity.
SNOW.
LIKEWISE, some rain.


LIKEWISE, some rain.
Mrs. ELLEN FIENDLE is ill with the grip.
THE brick-yard is all made, and ready for
business.
GEORGE H. WILDER is in town for few
days, tuning pianos.
MRS. g. H. STEWART has been visiting
her mother in Essex.
G. c. FIELD is building an addition to his
house on Barre street.
MRS. MARY WILDER opened her house on
Barre street last week.
T. q. COTTON went to Montreal, last
Thursday, on business.
A. w. BARNUM has moved into the F. r.
Stevens house on Terrace street.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CHARLES DEWEY returned
from the West last Saturday night.
GEORGE r. EYLE of Northfield, Mimi, is
the guest of Colonel Fred e. Smith.
GEORGE KENERsoN OF Milwaukee is visit
his daughter, Mrs. Willis Blanchard.
LESTER III. GREENE unexpectedly became
possessed of Calais horse last week
Miss ETA MAxHAM is teaching her
fourth term in District No. g. Montpelier.
w. j. TAPLIN, formerly in Buswell's print
ing office, is clerk for H. G. Webster & Co.
Mrs. III. d. HOPKINS, SR., has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Hopkins of st. AL
bans
LANDLORD VILEs is fitting up bowling
alley in the long building in the rear Of the
Pavilion.
JOHN BROOKS and DR.. ID. G. Kemp go to
Sorrento, Maine, to-day, on fishing ex-
pedition.
FRED w. BANCROFT and Mrs. Carlos Ban
croft are installed in their residence on
Main street.
IL, 81, g..
late successful entertainment at Woodsville,
n. H., June 3.
The general offices of the Montpelier &
Wells River railroad have been reftted and
tastily decorated.
RALPH WILEY commenced work last
Monday in the freight depot of the Central
Vermont railroad.
MERTON A. CURTIS has resumed his duties
in the Office of the Vermont Mutual Fire In.
surance Company.
TwENTY-THREE couples danced at the
Pavilion, last Friday evening, to music by
the Montpelier orchestra.
A FoUR-YEAR-oLD colt owned by Free
man X. Hayden broke its shoulder, last
week, and had to be executed.
Roy w. TURNER of Lakeport, N. H., was
in town on business during the last few
days, stopping at j. L. Sabin's.
Atkins-is to hold meeting in Montpelier,
on Thursday, for organization.
CLARENCE s. PUTNAM of West Superior
Wis, has been visiting G.. X. Putnam, his
cousin, and his mother in Barre.
Mrs. JOHN DEMERITT was eighty years
old yesterday, and the event was quietly
observed by small party of friends.
THE prize hat offered by B. Greenwood
a week ago, now adorns the cranal pro
tuberance of Edward Mutt of the Argus.
w. II. PIxLEY of Waterbury was before
Justice Smile yesterday charged with arson
The case was continued until Thursday.
Henry d. Hopkins has bought of Julius
Volholm building lot on East State street
opposite the residence of q. Def. Bancroft
A WORK of art is the screen door insid,
the massive doors at the entrance to tn,
National Life Insurance Company building
To the list of Memorial day orators fur
nished by Montpelier should be addeC
Professor S. j. Blanpied of the Unior
School.
M f. HEATING, the obligng and efficien
headwaiter at the Pavilion, went to Malone
n. Y, last night, to attend the funeral of {
brother.
DR. A. B. BIsBEE goes to New York th
week to attend the annual meeting of the
Association of Life Insurance Medica
Directors.
STATION AGENT THOMPSON will receive
the sincere sympathy of his host of friends
in the death of his infant son at st. Albans
last Sunday.
THERE was a violent war in the loca
strawberry market last week. Prices wer
cut 80 ruthlessly that common man coul,
have strawberry short-cake for supper an'