The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-02-01
Montpelier and Vicinity.

L. j. BoYNToN was at NerRennes last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. FRED e SMITH was in St. Johns
bury last week.
o. G. BARRON returned from Chicago last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. CHARLES AINswoRTH is seriously i'll
with heart trouble.
GENERAL w. II. GILMORE of Fairlee WAS
In town last Monday.
w. II. GILCHRIsr OF McIndoes Falls was
in town last Thursday.
MRS. II. G. GLEASON is i'll with the grip,
as is Rev. J. II. Weeks.
Hon. HENRY BALLARD Of Burlington was
at the Pavilion on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. NJ. SEAvER is recovering from a
severe attack OF lung fever.
REV. G. w. GALLAGHER lectured on tenn
perance at Colchester last evening.
THE Bethany Reading Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. j. V. Babcock.
A DAUGHTER was horn last Monday even
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Normandin.
Mas. SARAH A. WRIGHT is nursing Mrs.
Charles Ii. Cross, who is still seriously i'll.
WILLARD LINDsLEY has been elected as
sistant librarian OF Bethany Sunday-schoOl.
TEMPORARY repairs are being made on
the old arch bridge at the .oot of Main street.
Miss BELLE GORDON Of Northiield spent
last Sunday on Seminary hill with her
brother.
A LITTLE son OF j. Q. Newton had his
head badly cut Monday evening while
cOasting.
THE old folks whist club had party and
supper at the Pavilion last Wednesday
evening,
HRRBKkr wHEBLocK lost valuable
horse last Friday night by it getting cast
in the STALL
A STATED conclave of Nj. Zion Command
cry OF knights Templar was held last Fri
day evening.
b. Il. BAILEY returned last Saturday from
Rochester, N. Y, where he went on busi-
ness last week.
Miss DRINKwATBR, living with Joseph
Chaplin at Mildlesex Center, is seriously i'll
with peritonitis.
Miss FISK gave her pupils IT the "Knder.
! garten " sleigh ride in the Monitor last
! Saturday afternoon.
THE ladies Of the Church of the Messiah
cleared a little over 800 from the presenta-
tion Of living whist.
THE third district convention OF Royal
! A rCh MaSons il to he held at Montpelier,
! Thursday, February 23
TIE Bethany Reading Club will meet
with Mrs. Charles Deming next Tuesday
! afternoon at two o'clock,
FRED. II. KIMBALL of Bellows Falls, a
nephew of the late Mrs. Hiram Atkins,
spent last Sunday in town.
REV. A. j. HoUGH delivered his popular
| lecture, " How to Get There" at South
Ryegste last Friday evening.
Hon. f. A, DwINELL and w. p. Day
went to Boston last Monday noon, and are
expected home this evening.
r. NJ. Schuyler of New York purchased
yesterday for 81 600 the fine pair OF horses
owned by Harlan w. Kemp.
WILLIAM MORRISON has closed his labors
in the book bindery of NJ w Wheelock and
leaves for England this week.
THE Chautauquan class will meet with
Mrs o. ID. Clark at No. 113 Elm street next
| Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
THE concert and hop gwen in Capital hal
last S sturday evening by the Montpelier
Military Band was well attended.
REV. HOWARD F. HILL came M from Con
cord, N III last Thursday to officiate at the
funeral of Edward r. Blackwell.
A PART OF the Barry s. Fay Comedy Com
pany diued at the Pavilion yesterday, while
en- route from Burlington to Barre.
The BETHANY Christian Endeavor Society
is 10 give an Old-fashionPd supper in til,
vsetry Friday evening, February II.
LEVI SWIFT of Middlesex went TO New
York last Saturday, and goes from there t
rlOTluds NueTe He has du orange lhTIn
s. w. CoRsE and H. d. Hopkins hav,
coops of poultry at the New England exhi
bition, now in progress at Worcester, Mass
THE Excelsior Granite Company has re
Gently put in a special polishing machine
for polishing granite balls of any dimen
sions.
REV. G.. w. GALLAGHER spoke on Sin
and its Consequences last Sunday morn
ing. and in the evening on " The Great Fes
tival."
THE Womans Christian Temperanc
Union will meet on Thursday afternoon, a
halr-past two o'clock, with Mrs. e. NJ
Denny.
MIR AND Mrs. f. L. EVANS of West Ran
dolph were in town last Friday evening t.
witness the presentation of :" The Clemen
ceau Case"
MIR. BARRows a painter living on Berlil
street, was stricken with apoplexy MOnda,
afternoon, and no hopes of his recovery ar
entertained
THE Epworth League will hold a socia
next Friday evening with Mrs. Nelli
Daley, at the residence OF Orrin Daley, OF
Main street.
THE Bethany Tonic Club met last even
ing with Rev. G. w. Gallagher. and dis
cussed the question whether suffrage 70
women is desirable.
Mas. A. ID. BANCROFT and daughter JAM
are boarding a the Pavilion, having close,
their house on LOOmis street while Carlos
her son, is In the South.
The officers Of the Juvenile temple electe,
last Wednesday are Anna Mayo, q. T.; Ra
OrdwaY. V. t; Nellie Sloan secretary, an,
Abhie Harvey treasurer
OSCAR n. Cross has been confined TO hi
bed for the last five weeks, and durin tina
time has passed fourteen gall stones, III
is now slowly convalescing.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CHARLES A. SMITH re
turned from their wedding trip last Satur
day evening, and are to board at the Mont
pelier House for the present.
Miss Lucy w. GUERNSEY, who has bee,
confined to her house since the week be
fore Christmas with severe cough, is nov
much better and able to be out.
CARDS have heen received announcing
the marriage at Buffalo, n. Y, of Frank l.
Kinsman, formerly of Montpelier, to Mis-
Janette NJ Barnard of that city.
THE case of the town of Montpelier V
Dayto p. Clarke, ex-collector of taxes, is ol
trial in the office OF Senter x Kemp befor
Hon. w. l.. Burnap of Burlington.
AMoRY DAWSON of Craftsbury, ex-Gov
ernor Pingree of Hartford, General T. s
Peck OF Burlington, and III. G. Bates of st
Johnsbury were in town last Wednesday.
p. G. DODGE of the burlington Indepen
dent, was in town last SATURDAY. night ap