The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-10-18
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
JOTTINGS or TRIPS AROUND AND
ABOUT TOWN.

Hon. II. w. VAIL of Pomfret was in town
on Monday.
CONGRESSMAN w. w. CIRCUIT was in town
last Friday.
GEORGE w. McALLIsTER is laid up with
q quinsy sore.
GEORGE NJ. SMITH went to Chicago last
Sunday morning.
REV. Ii. A. SPENCER preached ut Hard
wick last Sunday.
GENERAL T. S. PECK of Burlington was in
town on Monday.
w II BLISS OF Middlebury was at the
Pavilion on Monday.
GEORGE w. WING was in Rutland on
business on Tuesday.
j. W. KENDALL of Chelsea Mass, is the
guest of w. f. Braman
BART CASEY, night clerk at the Montpel-
ier House, is 81 rously i'll.
A son was born last Thursday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton p. Harroun.
J.F. O'NEnL of White River Junction
was in town last Saturday.
Miss CHADWICK Of West Randolph is the
guest of Miss Sadie f. Wing.
CHARLES II. HEAToN went to Boston on
business yesterday morning.
Mrs. PLUMMER BENJAMIN was seriously
i'll last week with pneumonia.
Miss MARCIA HAM of Woodsvile is head
LdDle-HlI hJ Jue EACHduRe IlOJel,
ID. II. ROBINSON of the Central Vermont
ticket office is visiting in Montreal.
THE Bethany Reading Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Morton Marvin.
f. e. RowELL of Westfield, Mass, was
the guest of G. p. Stearns last week.
ARTHUR O. BAILEY has purchased the j
B. Scoville farm in Berlin for 50 600.
Mrs. A. o. CUMMINs and daughter Flora
returned from the West last Thursday.
o. NJ. FISHER came up from Boston last
Friday night. He returned on Monday.
GEORGE l.. MOORE and Theron F. Cotton
leave for the Worlds Fair tomorrow even
ing.
P. M CROWLEY of Haverhill, N. H., is
working for L. Allard in his blacksmith
shop.
EDWARD H. DEAvITT is helping tenn
porarily in the Central Vermont freight
office.
The Chautauqua class will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs G.. G. Alber, East State
street.
CHARLES E. GRAFFAM of Boston takes the
place of Neil Kane in the drug store of III.
A. Slade.
| Miss NELLIE TRoMBLEY visited Mrs E.
B. Pike, her sister, at Pike Station, n. H. a,
last week.
Hon. F. STEWART STRANAHAN Of st.
Albans was the guest of James K. Langdon
| last Friday.
THE subject of Rev. j. Edward wright's
sermon next Sunday evening will be "What
Do We Believer"
W. r. WESTON has moved to the house,
corner Jay and Loomis Streets recently
purchased by him.
A. ID. LANE moved last week to the house
on Liberty street recently purchased by
him OF w. r.. Weston.
W. e. HARLOW and wife attended the
wedding of brother Of Mr.. Harlow in Bur-
lington last Wednesday.
b. z. YOUNG has exchanged his pair of
large gray horses with w. w. Holden OF
Northfeld for span of bays.
THE third mid-year meeting of the Ver-
mont conference board OF examination is
now in session at Trinity vestry.
CLARENCE A. GALE has sold his span of
! black horses to Mr.. Remington, a horse
buyer of Providence, r. l., for 5000.
J CONDUCTOR JAMES MARKHAM of the
| Montpelier & Wells River railroad was
laid up last week with a sprained ankle.
THE Womans Christian Temperance
| Union will meet with Mrs. K. Dillon next
Thursday afternoon at half-past two o'clock
FRANK E. HAUscH the Cleveland big
amist, still languishes in Washington county
| Jail, being unable thus far to raise his $500
bail.
MRS Fl. NJ. ATKINS and daughter Ruth
returned to their home in Boston last Mon
day after spending the summer at the Pa
vilion
JAMES r. LANGDoN left for Chicago last
! Saturday evening. He was ACCOMPANIED
by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tuttle of Fair
Haven.
DoCToRs LANCE AND FISK went to Rut-
land on Tuesday, where it is expected the
case against them will come off in United
States court.
JOHN DoHERTY of Barre and Miss Fannie
Wright were married last Wednesday by
Rev. A. III Webb at the home of the bride
on Barre street.
HARRY Cotton and Miss Anna GUERNSEY
are delegates from the Bethany Christian
Endeavor Society to the state convention
now in session at Barre.
a SPECIAL train will be run from Barre to
Montpelier this evening over the Central
! Vermont railroad at the close of the Chris
tian Endeavor convention.
Mrs. g. NJ. FOSTER gave a pleasant pro
gressve whist party at the Pavilion last
Friday evening in honor of Mrs. l.. Il
Nichols of New York, her guest.
Mr.. AND Mrs. RAPHAEL LANIER started
for Chicago last Saturday evening b. p
Young and wife, Mr.. and Mrs John Voodry
left for that city Sunday morning.
a SPECIAL meeting OF the Keeley League
is to be held Thursday evening. Business
of importance is to be discussed and a full
attendance is earnestly requested,
THE first sociable of the Church of tn,
Messiah this season will be held at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Wright, 10 Baldwin
street, tomorrow evening from seven to tel
o'clock.
G, Ii. WARD and family, who have spen
the past summer in Montpelier and vicinity
sail from Boston for Savannah on Thurs
day, on the Gate City" en- route to thei
home in Winter Park, Fla.
WALTER j. TAPLIN gave a report of tn,
state Epworth League convention at st
Johnsbury last week. to which he was
delegate, at the meeting held in Trinity
church last Sunday evening.
A. j MAXHAM OF Brattleboro, the well
known campaign singer, assisted by Mis-
Miss Verna |. Cotton, whistler, and Mis-
Nina E. Miller, cornetist, will give con
cert this evening in the vestry OF Trinit,
church.
GoyERNoR FULLER has appointed NJ. w
Wheelock as II delegate to represent Yer
mont in the real estate congress to be helt
at Chicago, Monday, October %, under til,
auspices Of the National Real Estate Asso
citation.
The wind storm OF last Friday nigh