The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-09-28
Montpelier and Vicinity.


ing the fall market.
ABOUT twenty couples danced at the Pa
vilion, Monday evening.
Mrs. G. NJ. FOSTER is visiting sister at
Woodstock for few days
S. G. SHURTLEFF has been quite sick, but
his condition is improving.
Miss ELLA NJ. WAITE returned to her
home in Cambridge on Monday.
Mrs. 1. G. VAIL and Mrs S. L. Gladding
returned from New York on Monday.
THE firm of A. & f. Johonnott is closing
out its leather business on the Berlin side
WALTER, son OF John Hill, died on Sat
urday. He was about twelve rears of age.
A. A. STIMsoN has been at Derby Line
looking for horses for j. d. Brown of New
York.
MRS DANIEL HINKLEY OF West Lebanon,
N. H., has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p, II.
Hinkley.
THE Topic Club of Bethany church will
meet with Miss Kate Stowell next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. c. B. WILSON, who has been spend
ing the summer at Seattle, has returned to
Montpelier.
julius Y. DEWEY, son OF Edward Dewey,
has entered the Rock Point Institute at
Burlington.
Miss NELLIE DEWEY Of West Berlin, a
church last Sunday.
MRS WEEKS OF st. Johnsbury has been
visiting her aunt, Miss Upham, at the Pa
vilion since Friday last.
THE Bethany Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor had a senses social ~
in the chapel last evening.
f. II. EDGERToN, ESQ, of Rochester who
studied law in the Office of s. G. Shurtleff,
Esq, was in town Saturday.
a.
Central Vermont has been taken off The
last run was made on Saturday
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold parlor meeting with Miss
Eliza Rublee, Thursday afternoon.
The Kelley Institute has issued a neat
little pamphlet, in which the attractions OF
Montpelier are entertainingly described
THE non-partisan Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. j
I'll. Burpee this afternoon at three o'clock.
THE Montpelier students at the Univer.
sity Of Vermont 60 to Burlington this week
Henry NJ. Deavitt will enter the institution
PROFESSOR MARK BAILEY returned tc
J New Haven, Conn, yesterday. Mrs. and
Miss Bailey will leave for home on Thurs.
day.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JAMES GOULD of Chelsea
Mass, and Miss Lta Tenney OF Burlington
were at the home OF G. B. B. Denny las
week.
AT Christ church. Sunday morning, Rev
A. n. Lewis will preach his first anniver
sary sermon. The evening service will bt
choral
FOUR candidates for the Baptist church
at Barre were baptized at the Montpelel
church by Rev. p G. Abbey of Barre, las
t Saturday evening.
FRED SHAMBo had an epiletic fit on Stat,
> street last week Friday afternoon. He was
revived soon after lie arrived at his home
: on the Berlin side.
DANIEL d. NELSON has moved into hi
: new house on Terrace street, and Henry j
| Curtis has moved to the house recently oc
cupied by Mr.. Nelson.
THE first meeting of the girls industria
school since the vacation will be held mex
!, Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, will
Mrs. Anna Dillon on Barre street.
: MISS ROSE Lucia gave a party saturda!
latter has entered Ashley Hall, ladies
b, boarding school at Montvale, Mass.
p, GEORGE A. vILEs came from Woodstocl
q Inn on Saturday. He is to be a clerk at tn
q Pavilion during the session, after which h.
will resume his art work in Boston.
THE Bethany Reading Club will NEE
with Miss Cleaves, at the house of Mrs
: George E. Taplin, on State street, on Tues
: day afternoon, October 4, at two o'clock.
AANION MONIfhLlhh d special can
tonment last week Friday evening, a
e which the Patriarchs Militant degree wa
0 worked, and an oyster supper was served.
8 T. w. WooD returned from Minneapolis
! Mimi, on Friday of last week. after an ab
u sence of over two months. He will remail
e here but few weeks before going to New
J. York
g HIRAM ATKINS seems to be slowly was,
a ing away. His malady is pronounced can
: Ger OF the liver, and the physicians report
give no encouragement that recovery cal
s be expected.
r The Chautauqua class will meet wit
3 Miss Bailey at ia Elm street, Friday after
:, noon. at two o'clock All those who ar
, thinking of joining the class are requeste
, to be present at this meeting.
AN examination of teachers was made b.
4 County Examiner Booth on Seminary Hi
- last week. Twelve out Of the seventee
% persons examined were found to be quail
IT fed for receiving certificates.
o THE second mid-year meeting of tn
"a board of examination of the Vernon
y. Methodist Conference will be held at tn
u Vermont Methodist Seminary, Tuesday an
Is Wednesday, October II and II.
IS w. ARTHUR JONES attended the meetin
-s o. the grand lodge of Good Templars q
:, Montreal on last week Wednesday. II
- read paper on " The Keeley gold cure q
l. connected with temperance work"
r NORMAN, one of the twin sons of Mr.
If Charles Barnard, is very ill., and it wa
, thought last night that he would not liv
r. through to-day. Mrs. Barnard is PROSTATE
with the fatigue of caring for the little bo.
e. e. TowNER is the delegate of the Bal
"a tist church TO the meeting of the state assC
70 citation at Fairfax this week. W. A. She
g. goes as the representative OF the Centri
oI Association. Rev. G, o. Webster, also wi
lC attend,
* G. NJ. ORToN has left the employ of I'll
~ Lane Manufacturing Company, and is to b
n. superintendent of pulp mill now in pre-
q cess of construction near Keeseville n.
a, He is now studying the business at TicoI
to deroga, n. Y.
10 The Montpelier Military Band orchestI
st is playing at the music festival at Barr
Of this week, and +, w. Bancroft is the tenC
n solost. The festival began last night, an
r will continue through tonight and u
g. morrow night.
p MISS BELLE FUIELD has postponed b,
~ homeward voyage about two weeks, part
on account of the present inconvenien,
,, of the inspections at quarantine. She wi
of pass the two weeks in Ireland, and wi
es leave for home on October g.
40 A BUSINESS meeting of the Ladies' Rea'
al Will ha hal