The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-10-11

bury was the guest of ID. w. Dudley last
week. Mrs Spauding, accompanied Mrs,
Fannie ID. Emery to Chicago
FRED b. GAUTHIER and Miss Emily Coch-
ran of Orange were married at st. Angus
tines church last Wednesday morning, Rev.
Father Mclaughlin officiating.
Mas. G. b. B. DENNY, Mrs. j. A. DeBoer,
and Miss Helen Kempton went to Brattle-
boro, Monday noon, to attend the state
meeting of the Kings Daughters.
ABOUT twenty young people enjoyed
straw ride to Barre last Friday evening" one
of the attractive features OF which was an
oyster supper at the Central House
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT f. w. BALD.
WIN and Roadmaster j. w. Shanks accom-
panied the railroad commissioners on their
trip to Barre and Williamstown last week.
MRs. w. o. CHAPMAN, Miss Gertrude
Greeley and Mrs f. a. Sherburne attended
the wedding of A. H. Parks and Miss Laura
ID. White at West Topsham last Wednes-
day.
THE entertainment soon to be given by
the Kings Daughters will have the valu-
able assistance of Mr.. o. NJ. Marshall, one
of the finest trombone players in New Eng
land.
Mrs. BANGS of Gorham, Maine who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. w.
Shed1, returned to Maine yesterday Mrs.
! Shedd went with her, to be gone some
weeks.
THE following officers of Thomas Wildey
encampment were installed last Friday
evening: Il. III. Whitney. q. P; o. G. Har-
ris, III. p; j. II. Senter, j. W.; A. G. Tenn
pleton, j. w.
THE court report in the WATCHNIAN last
week gave the amount awarded by the jury
| in the case of |. H. u. Rowell against the es-
tate of Erastus Camp as $795 1t should
have been S79j.
j. HALL RICHARDSON, editor of the Golden
NeCS, and G. w Parent of Montreal, presi-
dent and business manager of the Kelley
institutes in Canada, We're guests of Man
ager G. NJ. Foster last Friday.
THE Reading Club of Christ church held
its first meeting with Mrs. j. A. De Boer on
Tuesday evening, October g. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Lucy c. Moulton
on Monday evening, October 16.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ID. f. LONG. Mr.. and Mrs
l., Bart Cross, Abraham Long and wife, and
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Baker attended the we'd
ding of Charles H. Hanes and Miss Minnie
Arms of Waterbury last Wednesday.
REV. AND Mrs j. EDWARD WRIGHT will
give a reception to the members of the Uni
tartan church aud congregation at their
home on Baldwin street, next week Thurs.
day evening from seven to ten o'clock.
REV. G. s. SMITH is in Worcester, Mass,
attending the annual meeting of the Board
of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, and
| NlSitluR ENlNtTl, HIS SDU, WHO Is tllDiON6u
in the Polytechnic Institute in that city.
TWENTY members of Minnehaha encamp.
ment of Odd Felloas attended the meeting
OF Thomas Wildey encampment last Friday
evening. Following the work Of the even
ing, the Barre patriarchs were entertained
at an informal banquet.
FRED, son of Joseph B. Morse, was quite
seriously injured about the head during the
game of football with the Norwich Uni
eersity team at Northtield last Monday.
He received a bad cut in the head that me-
cessitated the services of a physician.
A FIRST CLASS company, magnificent
scenery, calcium lights. electrical effects
and wonderful mechanical contrivances, all
20 to make up the magnificent performance
of " Faust as given by the Morrison com.
pany. 1t will be seen in its entirety al
Il anchard opera house next Monday ev, n
ing
EDMUND INGRAHAM of Northfeld was re-
leased from the county Jail last Saturday
the grand jury finding no bill against him
lngraham was arrested in Northfield last
August charged with stealing a sum OF
money from friend, and was bound over
to county court by Justice William Davis
of that town.
In the case of Mrs. Nellie Daley against
Miss May Gates, now Mrs. O. w. Daley OF
White River Junction, of which mention
was made last week, IL should have been
stated that Miss Gates had filed demurrers
in the case which had been overruled by
the supreme court and the case would
! have been tried this fall.
For those who hold invitations to the
musical and literary entertainment to be
given this evening in Masonic hall by the
members of Rob Morris Chapter, order OF
the Eastern Star, an enjoyable evening is
assured. MIS-. George NJ Goss, Miss Sadie
F. Wing aud George l.. Lane are the com
mittee having the matter in charge.
THE regular meeting of the Good Tenn.
plars was held last evening instead OF
Wednesday, and an informal reception was
given to several officers of the grand lodge
and delegates. The regular sessions of the
grand lodge will begin this morning in the
vestry of the Church of the Messiah. The
meeting Thursday evening will be public.
FOLLOWING is the programme for the ", s
per service at the Caurch of the Messiah
next Sunday evening at seven o'clock
Offertoire, Petrali; Rejoice in the Lord, y
KotzSchmar; 81 will lay me down in
peace" Hiles; aria, Show me thy ways, "
Torrente, soprano solo; duet from The
Story of the Cross" Buck alto and tenor
90 Lamb of God" Farmer; postlude
Handel.
n. G. NEWELL, formerly of Montpelier
died last Monday at Hilsboro Bridge, n
H., the home OF his father. He was i'll a,
Hardwck for several weeks, and was
moved to Hillsboro Bridge about two weeks
|
mont lodge of Odd Fellows, and has re-
ceived substantial aid from them during
his long illness His funeral will be held
to-day from the home of his father.
Miss MARGARET DEWEY narrowly es-
capped serious, and perhaps fatal, injuries
one day last week while on the way &c
Brattleboro to visit Mrs. j. l.. Martin, her
sister. When near Putney station rifle
ball crashed through the car window beside
which she was sitting, only a few inches
above her head. Whether it was stray
bullet from hunters rifle or the work OF
some miscreant, is only conjecture.
THE sudden death of Jacob Il. Mcclure
in Brookline, Mass last week, will doubt
less cause the famous conspiracy case in
Washington county court to be mol pressed
Colonel Mcclure ran TO catch train in
Brookline, last Thursday, and died sud.
denly, the result, doubtless, of heart dis.
ease. He was a veteran of the late war
He served four years in the Second regi.
ment of United States sharpshooters, and
rose from private to colonel by meritorious
conduct and services. He was member OF
Brooks Post.
Mr.. AND Mrs. @. p. PITKIN were given a
surprise party and serenade last evening il
being the tenth anniversary of their mar
riage. The Montpelier Military band met
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