The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-09-27
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY,
ITEMS or INTEREST FOUND BY
WiTCHMIN NEWS HUNTERS.

IN town.
WILL STowELL is i'll, threatened with ty-
phoid fever.
DELL l. SANDERS is visiting his parents
in Morrsville.
c. w. Writers of St. Albans was in
town on Tuesday.
WILL w. Brock is confined to the house
with severe cold.
f. w. MORSE returned from New Jersey
last Saturday evening.
MARSHAL HARLOW of Windsor is visiting
w. e. Harlow his son.
Mr.. AND MRs. DEXTER MooDY returned
from Chicago last Friday.
Hon. DoRMAN b EATON was the guest Of
G. g. Eaton over last Sunday.
Mrs. JANUS CRossETT of Duxbury visited
Mrs H. G. Dewing last week.
g. c. PIERCE is moving into the John T..
Hubbard house on Vine street.
G. II. MORE is convalescent from ser-
GUS illness with typhoid fever.
Miss BELLE FHIELD returned last Satur-
day from Boston and the seashore.
Mrs j. w. BURGESS gave a dinner party
at Redstone last Monday evening.
JAMES f. Bolton of Washington, ID. c.,
visited Mrs G.. W. Bolton last week.
DIR. X. II. NEWTON has been detained
from his Office several days by illness.
hOBEh1 w llSON VI w lllt IlNbI JuutllOu
is in town ell route to the Worlds Fair.
Miss MARION BoYNroN gave her little
friends a party last Saturday afternoon.
D. II. ROBINSON of the Central Vermont
ticket office is visiting the Worlds Fair.
WILLIAM MILLER returned last evening
from the house of correction at Rutland.
G.. II. DEMING and wife and Miss Mary
Brooks went to Chicago last Wednesday.
j. ELI GooDENoUGH has moved to the
Mis-. NJ. l.. Wells house on LOOMS street.
II. c. COTTON left last Monday for a busi-
ness trip of two weeks through the West.
Mrs. HENRY BARNES of Elliott Ia, is Wis
iting Mrs. Susan II. Stratton, her mother.
NJ. j. BISHOP Of Newport takes the place
of E. II. Putnam in the local express office.
Miss BESSIE FARwELL goes to-day to Ash
ley Hall, Montvale, Mass, to attend school.
The infant child of Martin j. Gibbons of
Barre street died last Monday of cholera
infantum.
Mr. AND Mrs. Ii. MCCLURE are to oc-
cupy rooms in George b. Walton's house on
Elm street.
Mrs, ALFRED CLARK is visiting Mrs.
Charles Sumner, her daughter, in Fitch
burg, Mass.
THE Montpelier Hardware Company is
filling an order for 1000 windows to go to
Chazy, n Y.
NED STEVENS returned from Boston last
Saturday evening. His condition is practi-
Cally unchanged.
THE Chautauquan class will meet next
Friday afternoon at hali-past two with Mrs.
w. o. Chapman.
Miss YETTA SHRoEDER of New York was
the guest of James II. Langdon, her grand
father, last week.
w. r. W EsToN left on Tuesday to set a
carload of monumental work in the south
ern part of the state.
WILLARD ID. EMERY went to Boston last
Monday to take course in the Boston
College of Pharmacy.
Miss LIBBIE HAWKINS has returned from
! Champlain, n. Y, where she has been
| through the summer.
A CHAPTER of the St. Andrews Brother
| hood is TO he organized among the young
/ men of Christ church.
| j. A. LoCKLIN returned from Rutland
| last Thursday, having served his sentence
at the house of correction.
III. ID. GATES of Iowa sold a carload of
western horses at auction at tue Exchange
stables Monday afternoon.
The ladies' of Bethany Reading Club will
meet with Mrs +. F. Walton, Tuesday al
ternoon, October 3, at .: 80.
The Central Vermont railroad sold two
hundred and fifty tickets from Montpelier
to Northteld last Wednesday.
MIR. AND Mrs. CHARLES A. GAY of Boston
were guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Den
ison Taft, parents of Mrs Gay.
ELBERT II. DwINELL has returned to Har-
ward College, and l.. A. Norris to Wesleyan
University, Middletown, Conn.
j. d. LANDERs, superintendent of the
! Western Union telegraph at White River
junction, was in town last week
THE Bethany Christian Endeavor Society
xpil hEl han nj in th..r
of that church Thursday evening.
POSTMASTER j. ELI GooDENoUGH returned
from Chicago last Friday. He went as far
west as Denver during his absence.
CHARLES f.. WHITCoMB of Jericho a for
mer well-known and reliable farmer of
Montpelier, was in town on Tuesday.
THE wife of esquire" johnson. the we'll
known colored man, died last Friday at
Berlin Corner and was buried Sunday.
Mrs. JONATHAN PERKINS is visiting ID. A,
| Wing, her son, at ROckland, H., and will
visit the Worlds Fair before her return.
Mrs. o. G. BARRON and daughter Maud
visited Mrs. Dennis Lane last week, while
on their way from Fabyan's to Chicago.
HENRY DEAvIrT and Harry Shurtleif re-
turned to Burlington on Tuesday to pursue
their studies at the University of Vermont.
Mrs. S. T. MOVES has left at this office a
| heavily laden bush of ripe black raspberries,
second crop just picked from her garden
JOHN LYNCH and Miss Catherine Gleason
We're married Tuesday morning at ST. Au-
gustine's church by Rev. w. j. O'Sullivan.
A HANDSOME Scotch granite monument
was set over the grave Of =. p. Ainsworth
at East Calais last Thursday by Weston &
| Smith.
Mr.. GEORGE III. WILDER is to play in
Montpelier about the middle OF October
much to the qualification OF his many ad-
mirers.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet Thursday afternoon at
half-past two o'clock with Mrs. Anna
Dillon.
A. j. STONE has returned from Worcester,
Mass, where he has been for several months.
He will remain in Montpelier during the
winter.
q. III. SToDDARp of Rochester, n. Y, a
United States recruiting officer for the navy
was at the Exchange last week looking for
recruits.
Mrs. ARTHUR LANE of Chicago, a daugh-
ter of Ben jamn Walker OF that city, is al
the Pavilion, where she will remain during
October
GEORGE e. WHITE has been threatened