The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-04-06
Montpelier and Vicinity.
ErHopIsr CONFERENCE the 18th.

The coons are dropping. See court report.
w. E. ADAMS went to New York yester-
day.
A CHILD of Eugene Smith is i'll with lung
fever.
JAMES T. SAB1N was in st. Albans last
Monday.
s. G. SHURTLERF went to Swanton last
Monday.
FAST DAY the 18TH Help the Russians
and sugar off.
G. II. CROSS is confined to the house with
a severe cold.
FRED w. BANCROFT was housed with ton
siitis last week.
MR.. AND Mrs. GEORGE ATKINS are visit
ing in New York.
HARLOW SMITH has rented the tenement
at 80 Barre street.
j. V. BROOKS returned last Saturday from
u trip to New York.
Miss WARREN of Boston has been visit
ing at G. III. More's.
Miss GRACE BEDARD OF St. Albans is WIS.,
iting Miss Carrie Cross.
MASTER EDWIN NELSON is home from
school at Newton, Mass.
Miss MAMIE BRUSH of Williamstown is
visiting at j. T. Sabin's.
f. d. HYDE has been suffering from an
attack of rheumatic gout.
d. r. SoRTwELL was in town from Cam
bridge, Mass, over Sunday.
Mr.. AND MRS d. w. TEMPLE 90 to
Brooklyn, n. Y, on Thursday.
A NEW plate-glass window has just been
put in the Brophy dry goods store.
G. E. WILSON arrived home, last Thurs
day, from his trip to Jackson Mich.
Lucy S. TAPLIN has sold to Thomas Gis-
horna land On Railpv avpnue for CT h0O
Miss ELLA GARASD of Champlain, N. Y,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Garand.
Miss WINIFRED PIKE of Pixies Station,
N H., is visiting at George Tromblee's.
THERE is to be sociable by the Bethany
society at DR.. Boardmans on Friday even
ing.
CARL BANCROFT is assisting in the book
keeping department of the Brooks & Berry
store.
w. r. WESTON left last Monday on a busi-
ness trip through central and southern Ver-
mont.
Mrs. GEORGE H. SMILE of Hardwick is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Fisher.
Mr. AND Mrs. L. BART Cross and Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Brock went to Boston yes
terday.
Mrs. JULIA STEVENS has rented a tene-
keeping.
MRS. ELLEN FINDLE and her niece Miss
Nellie Colby, have been visiting in ST..
Johnsbury.
COLONEL FRED e. SMITH returned last
Saturday from a ten days trip to Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
j. NJ. BOUTWELL,, B. B. Bailey, A. D. Far
well and Jesse S. Viles went to New York
last Monday.
SPRING mud is unusually copious, and the
roads outside of the village are in a horri-
BILE condition.
CHARLES, son of " Greg - Smith, left yes.
work in a hotel.
THE Apollo minstrel show is booming.
The first rehearsal of the chorus will be
held this evening.
Miss Lou SHEPARD and Miss Eliza Bur-
pee of New London, N. H., are visiting
Miss Helen Burpee
THE Ladies' Guild Of Christ Church is to
meet with Mrs. Dillon on Thursday after
noon at two o'clock.
THE second rehearsal of the musical con-
vention will be held next Monday evening
in the Unitarian vestry.
Mrs. MINNIE e. MARSH of Plainfield takes
the place of Mr.. Saunders as instructor OF
music in the Union School.
contralto in Bethany choir, last Sunday
and is to sing next Sunday.
THE Chautauqua Glass will meet at Mrs
h. g. BOWERS, East Liberty street, on Fri
day afternoon at two o'clock.
THERE are quite a number of good looking
men in town now. The winter crop Of
whiskers has been harvested
j. ID. Brown shipped seventeen horses tc
New York last Monday, and G.. V. Kent
CARED valuable equine for Boston.
THE front row in the orchestra circle was
well filled during the Wade trial yesterday
| The testimony bordered on the piquant.
A SPECIAL meeting of the local board Of
| underwriters will be held at the Office of III
W. Kemp on Thursday at ten o'clock A. M.
Mrs. HENRY WRIGHT of Wright's Mills il
ill with pneumonia. Mrs. William Culver
of Putnamsville is i'll with throat trouble.
JOHN RowELL left Friday noon for East
| Kingston, n. H., called there by the Hines.
of his brother George, who died on Monday
THE annual Easter sale held by the
Episcopal ladies usually the last of Apri
has been postponed until some time in DC
| tober.
On next Sunday morning Rev. G. w Gal
| lagher's subject will be " Prophecy" Ii
the evening his topic is Dangers from Ad
versity."
JAMES Il. LANGDoN had to come up from
his Berlin farm and spend Sunday night in
town, as the high water extinguished his
| furnace.
p. b. FRAZER & Co. have just set up
| large family monument of dark Barre gran
ite for S. 7. Noyes on his lot in the Cutler
cemetery.
MRS. LESTER GREENE has been home
from the hospital at St. Adams for severa
days, much improved in health. She wen
back last Monday.
FRED II. PERRY and w. L. Laird went tC
Concord, n. H., last Monday, to look over
the electric light plant Of the Concord &
Montreal railroad.
MRS. EDNA ROBINSON died early las
Wednesday morning, aged seventy-nint
years. The funeral was ON Friday, Rev. A
j. Hough officiating.
A LADY on Seminary Hill picked pansie'
from her garden, last autumn, every week
until Christmas, and found them in bios
som again last Sunday.
JEFFERSON BRUCE has leased to Bernard
Greenwood, clothing dealer, the store be
low the WATCHMAN office, long occupied
as saloon. Let the work of redemption
go on.
CHARLES A. SMITH was the willing victim
of surprise party at his house on Barr,
street last Friday evening, handsome