The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-05-03
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
THE U1TCHM.1N MTRRORS TITE
WEEK'S ETENTS IN TERSE
P1R1GRIPHS.

DOobOH ldob mOuudN.
CHARLIE LORD of Chicago is visiting w.
a. Lord, his brother.
Miss ELIZA YOUNG is recovering from a
recent shock of paralysis.
A NEw cook room is being built at the
rear OF the Putney House.
Miss ERNEsTINE NEvEUx is to teach a
school in Faystou this spring.
JAMES II. WELcHER and G.. A. Stone are
erecting houses on Cliff street.
JERRY SULLIVAN is recovering from a
severe hemorrhage of the lungs.
THE Bethany Topic Club met Tuesday
evening with Miss Nellie Fifeld.
GEORGE Billings of Windsor was the
guest of w. r. Weston last week.
e. r.. SBLEY of Amesbury, Mass, visited
a. j. Sibley, his brother, last week.
H. BINGHAM SMITH and c. II. Lord of Or
lando, Fla, were in town last week.
e: T. JACOBS, the deposed postmaster at
Richmond, was in town on Tuesday.
WILBUR A. RICE visited DR.. A. w. Rice,
his brother, in Wilmington last week.
DIR. PERCY TEMPLEToN is moving into
the Eben Scribner house on Main street
ARTHUR PECK has gone to Brandon for
few weeks to assist in the telephone ex-
change.
e. A. CHITTENDEN of st. Albans and III.
Friday.
S. c. WooLsoN intends to build a business
! block at Littleton, n. H., during the coming
summer
THE six-years-old daughter of Llewellyn
Hutchinson is dangerously i'll with spinal
meningitis.
FRANK EsrABRooK went to Bennington
last Thursday, where he is to start a mar
BILE business.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOSEPH FISHER returned
from Florida last week, where they have
spent the winter.
JUDGE TAFT was in town Monday and
tried the chancery case of j. w. Brock V.
Gleason & Field.
The Chau'auqua class will meet with
Mrs. Clark King next Friday afternoon at a
quarter past two.
MARVIN j. HALL, formerly of Montpelier
but now of Lower Cabot, is seriously i'll
with heart trouble.
c.. II. BALDWIN arrived in town on Mon
day and has taken possession of his Main
street iewelry store
THE unpaid tax bills on the list of 1892
We're placed in the hands of Il. NJ. Irish, the
! collector, Tuesday morning.
PROFESSOR E. A. BISHOP has been elected
president OF Chamberlain Institute, n. Y,
and has accepted the position.
NJ. c. BERRY, S. NJ. johnson and Secre-
tary of State G. W. Brownell, all of Burling-
ton, were in town on Monday
MISS ELIZA GEoRGE of the WATCHMAN
composing force is spending a short vaca-
tion at her home in Bradford
Miss MARY HURLEY is to work in the En-
terpriSe Office at Barre during the absence in
Chicago of Editor and Mrs. Scott.
4 CHILD of w. Bradfoot fell on the stone
steps of its fathers house last Thursday and
! put a had cash over qvphrOw
! The evening train from Barre over the
! Central Vermont railroad now leaves there
at 500 instead Of 9;15 as heretofore.
The state convention of Congregational
/ ministers is TO meet at Montpelier, June Il,
instead of June t. as stated last week
THE ladies' auxiliary to the Kelley league
J will hold meeting in the Relief Corps hall
/ next Friday afternoon at three o'clock.
REV A. B. TRUAx goes to his charge at
| Enosburg Falls this week, Rev III. + Rey-
nolds to Underhll, and Rev A. j. Hough
to Brattleboro.
The first postal note issued by the
Worlds Fair post-of1ice at Chicago was
cashed at the Montpelier office on Tuesday.
! II, G. GLEASON has purchased of T. j.
| Boynton, administrator, the DR.. j. NJ. TEN.
! pleton home, corner Loomis and Liberty
streets.
A MEzrING of the Keeley League is to be
| held at their club rooms this evening to
which all the graduates or patients are COR
daily invited.
REV. A. b. TRUAx of Enosburg Falls as
sisted at the services at Trinity church last
| Sunday morning and conducted the prayer
meeting in the evening.
MANAGEE G. NJ. FOSTER of the Kesley
Institute visited the institute at Rutland
Monday. He reports a gratifyiugly large
nunber OF patients there.
NJ. f. ATKINS and Gustavus Lawrence Of
the Argts are to accompany the press eX-
cursion to Chicago that leaves st. Adams
next Saturday afternoon.
FRANK I. PITKIN has been confined TO the
house the past week with erysipelas, caused
by an injury received by him at the works
of the Lane Manufacturing Company.
THOMAS MORAN employed in the stone
sheds of Lynch & Mcmahon, got his left
foot under a block of granite weighing five
tons last Thursday, badly crushing it.
FRANZ MCCLURE and Miss Jeanie G.
Walker of Burlington are TO be married this
evening at seven o'clock at the residence of
A. N johns, Elmwood Avenue, iu that city.
ID. N. NICHOLSON and wife were in town
Tuesday. Mr.. Nicholson conducted the in
stallation ceremonies for the officers of
Aurora lodge f. and A. NJ. Monday evening.
JOHN X. McINTYRE was run in Saturday
evening by Officer Demeritt for intoxica.
Monday morning, for the benefit of the
state.
THE injury to ID. S. Wheatleys eye, mem
toned last week, is more serious than was at
first supposed. He has suffered terribly
with it for the past week and it is still very
painful.
TIE boarders at the Exchange Hotel were
privileged 20 hear sacred concert in the
parors last Sunday evening, a pleasing fes-
ture Of whick was the piano and flute play
ing of George III. Wilder.
FRANK LORD and G. H. Hager of Burling-
ton visited Montpelier on their bicycles last
Saturday. They rode from Burlington to
Waterbury in four hours and from the latter
place to Montpelier in one hour.
The trouble between the village authori-
ties and j. Q. Cady, growing out of the ac-
ton of the trustees in taking land belonging
to Cady for a roadway, was settled last fri
day by the payment of Sll0 TO Cady.
GOVERNOR FULLER remitted the unpaid
portion of the fine of John Evans last We'd
nesday, and he was discharged from the
house of correction at Rutland. He re-
turned to Montpelier, Wednesday evening.
HENRY OvIATT, formerly of the argus but
later on the staff of the New York Times, |
has been appointed editor of the Palladium, |