The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-05-10
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
WHIT, OUR HOME PEOPLE H1TE
BEEN DOING SINCE THE
List ISSUE.

BEEN DONG SINCE THE
LAST ISSUE.
G.. II. MOORE is grading his lawn on State
street.
JIG. ULLERY Of Brattleboro was in town
on Monday.
REV. w. j. O'SuLLIvAN was in St. Albans
on Tuesday.
MRS DEXTER MocDY is visiting relatives
in Plainfeld.
Mrs. GEORGE w. REED is dangerously i'll
with lung fever.
+. a. SHERBURNE is confined to the house
with severe cold.
THE Misses Harte OF Montreal are guests
OF T.. w. Thompson
DEPUTY County CLERK Powers visited
in Lyndon last week.
EMMA, daughter Rev. G. w Gallagher,
is ill with scarlet fever
DWIGHT SMITH is working in the livery
stable of |. l.. Sparrow.
Mr.. AND Mrs. FRANK LESLIE visited last
week in Springfield, Mass.
WILFRED FRINK Is at work in the fish
and fruit store Of r. NJ. Cory.
j. II. BLACKALL has closed his tin shop
and Is working for Fred Blanchard.
Mrs. A. ID. BANCROFT and daughter jamie
expect to leave for Chicago next week.
ARTHUR G.. EATON moved, last week, to
the Tromblee house on Summer street.
Mrs. PETER GAUTHIER has been seriously
i'll for the past two weeks with the grip.
REV. G. w. GALLAGHER lectured at Wat
erville on Tuesday evening of last week.
HARRY A. McALLIsTER was laid up last
week with an attack of tonsilitis and grip.
MERTON A. CURTIS has been quite i'll with
the grip at Denver, Col, but is recovering.
Mrs WILL DAVIDSON of Essex Junction
was the guest of Mrs. f. l. Pitkin last week.
Miss ROSE O'SuLLIvAN visited Rev. d. j.
| O'Sullivan, her brother, in st, Albans, last
week.
Miss Lucy j. BRADSHAW and Mrs. ID. A.
| Guptil are visiting relatives in Bellows
| Falls.
building lot on Cliff street. on which he is
to erect dwelling.
REV. G. w. GALLAGHER preached last
, Sunday morning on the theme, What
| Man is Saved From"
The Argus last week spoke of the stu
dents at the Keeley Institute" viii it
| give the courses OF study?
ID. +. LoNG was in New York and Boston
last week. In the former city he witnessed
the land and naval parade.
GEORGE III. WILDER has been engaged as
held soon at Enosburg Falls.
MRS. c. w. PORTER was called from Bos.
ton last week by the serious illness of j
Edward Bailey, her brother.
ID. f. CLARK is at Bradford taking the
place of Miss Abbie Avery in the post-offict
during her absence in Chicago
PROFESSOR GEORGE ELMoRE went to Bos
| ton last Friday night to witness dancing
carnival on Saturday evening.
MRS MARY 2. l.. WILLS has returned
from st. Cloud Mimi, where she spent the
winter with her daughter Dora.
CLIFF street is to be extended through tt
Bailey avenue, which will open up severa
desirable building lots on the hillside.
THE annual meeting of the Methods
Ladies' Aid Society is to be held on Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. ID. l.. Fuller.
Miss GEoRGIE JOHNSON Of Industry, Me.
visited Mrs DIR. j, w. Nichols her sister
last week, while EN- route for the West.
Mrs. j. ELI GooDENoUaH has charge o
the money order department in the post
Office during the absence OF ID. r. Clark
The Non. Partisan Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet this afternoon
at three o'clock at the Relief Corps hall.
JUDGE HIRAM CARLETON has been con
fined to the house for several days with
carbuncle on his neck, but is improving.
THE listers will meet any persons :wh
may feel aggrieved by their decisions at TIL
office Of f. l.. Laird, Wednesday, May II.
REV. Fl. A. WEBB is stopping with tn
family Of II. Q. Webster until the new
Methodist parsonage is ready for occupancy
STATE AUDITOR F. d. HALE of Lunen
burgh was in town last Monday, and au
dited the accounts of County Clerk Smile.
MRS. GEORGE TRoMBLEE arrived in tow
yesterday. They are stopping at presen
with Mrs. Calvin Bullock on Winter street
Hon. A. III. YOUNG and wife OF Minneapo
lis were in town a week ago enroute 4
J Williamstown, the former home of Mrs
Young.
Mrs. T. p. BARTLETT OF Plainheld cele
brated her sixty-fourth birthday yesterda,
at the home of Mrs. Charles A. Smith, he
daughter.
c. II. SHIPMAN and II. w. Kemp observe
Arbor day little ahead Of time by settn
out maple trees yesterday in front of thei
residences.
A STATED assembly of Montpelier Couu
ell OF Royal and Select Masons will be hel,
Thursday, May II, at which time there vii
be work"
REV. h. A. BEARD, d D., president o
Fargo, North Dakota, College, will preac
| at Bethany church next Sunday mOrni.