The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-10-12
Montpelier and Vicinity.

A. d. FARwELL is in Boston this week.
U. Z. SARGENT of Proctorsville is in town.
Mss BLANCHE KELToN spent Sunday in
Barre.
HECTOR DUBEc went to New York Mon
day morning.
NEW plank sidewalk is being laid on
Cross street.
E. L. SMITH went on Monday to Newport,
r. l., to work.
LUTHER CREE, who has been quite i'll, is
gaining slowly.
WAITE SABIN is working in the store of
George D. Butler.
j, j. KINNEY is dangerously i'll from the
effects OF the grip.
REV. A. b. TRUAx went to Swanton on
Wednesday morning
K. H LADD paid visit to his parents in
Plainfeld last Saturday.
A NEW fire escape is being placed on the
east side of the Pavilion.
w. G.. GOODWIN and w. A. Kelley have
gone to st. Albans to work.
FRANK L. GREENE of the st. Adams Mes
Senger was in town Tuesday.
THE band gave one of its best concerts
at the Pavilion Friday night
LEWIS BARNEY is building a new house
on his lot, recently purchased.
HOMER HEAToN, who has been centned
to the house for a few days, is improving.
GEORGE MORSE has been ill for a few
days but is now out. His boy is also well
again.
JAMES E. CURRAN will soon move his
pension agency Office to the Opera-house
block.
THE Vermont State Epworth League con-
vention will be held at Trinity church to-
morrow.
REV. A. B. TRUAx (presiding elder held
a quarterly conference at Middlesex last
Sunday.
PARTIES from Burlington are in town for
the purpose OF opening variety store in
this place.
G. w. CHAMBERLIN and wife of West
Randolph were in town visiting relatives
over Sunday.
A NUMBER of Montpelier people have
gone to New York on the excursion OF the
! Central road.
NORMAN, son of Mrs. c. A. Barnard, died
on Thursday, and was buried in Green
| Mount cemetery,
Mrs. MINNIE MARSH of Plainfield sang at
Bethany church on Sunday, to the satisfac-
tion OF all present
b. NJ. YAw and Miss Jennie Bartlett,
from the Seminary, sang at the Methodist
church on Sunday.
REV. G. o. WEBSTER, who had been Wis
itng relatives in st. Johnsbury, returned
! Saturday afternoon.
THE Woman's Home Missionary conven-
ton will be held in Trinity church to-
day and tomorrow.
FRED GoULDsBURY of Barre, who had
both legs cut off by a train on circus-day, is
now able to ride out.
REV. NJ. S. EDDY OF Coventry is in town,
attending the mid-year examinations OF the
Vermont conference.
The Sunday school of the Church Of the
Messiah will have a harvest concert ~
next Sunday evening
The millinery, dry goods and furniture
stores will be closed weekly on Friday
evenings at 6: 30 o'clock.
WILLIE, son of James Holt, died Monday
night at about midnight The funeral oc-
CURED Tuesday morning,
Mrs. C. E. SMITH and Miss Lizzie McDon-
aid are spending the week visiting relatives
in Boston and Springfield, Mass.
THE Chautauqua Glass will meet with
Mrs. G. b. b. Denny GA State street, on
Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
ii. NJ, FALEs has moved his goods into the
store lately vacated by Marvin Wilson,
which he will occupy in the future.
REV. A. j. HoUGB delivered poem at the
New England Epworth League convention
at Worcester, Mass, Friday evening.
Miss MAY Ii. BULLARD and Miss Florence
A. Collins are attending the Hiscox school
for shorthand and type-writing at Boston.
CHARLES A. STONE has bought lot on
Cliff street OF Charles Selinas, and will
commence the erection Of a house at once.
REV. Il. p. FROST formerly of this place,
but now of Brooklyn, n. Y, will address
the convention at Trinity church this even
ing.
BERT PARKS, formerly in the employ OF
Marvin Sherburne, but now engaged as a
salesman for Boston firm, spent Sunday
in town.
THE second mid.year meeting of the
board of examination OF the Vermont
Methodist conference is being held at the
Seminary.
Mrs. ALMA SMITH has gone to East Calais
to superintend the arrangements for the
golden wedding Of Hon. |. S. Dwinell and
wife of that town.
REPRESENTATIVE and townspeople, to
the number OF sixty-fiye, availed themselves