The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-09-20
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
THE NEWS IN IND IBOUT THE
CIPIT1L BRTEFLT TOLD IN
P.IRIGRIPHS.
w. e. ADAMS was in Boston last week.

Mr.. AND Mrs. F. w. MORSE are visiting
in Orange, n. j.
Miss ALICE LOWE has gone to Manchester,
n. H., for the winter.
The infant child of Peter Chenette was
buried last Thursday.
L. II. MERRILL, JR., is quite i'll, threat
ened with typhoid fever.
A YOUNG daughter of Ralph Wiley is Sc
riously i'll with eryspelas.
f. w. BANCROFT and Mrs. G. j. Gleason
left for Chicago last evening.
CHARLES f. MOORE spent last Sunday
with his mother in Burlington.
FIVE persons joined the Methodist church
by, letter last Sunday morning.
Miss Lucy HUTCHINs returned to Fort
Edward Institute last Monday.
EDWIN RHINEHARr returned to school at
Pine Plain, N Y, last Monday.
FRED A. Rowland went to Chicago last
Saturday, accompanied by his mother
w. A. LORD spoke on the Keeley cure at
East Middlebury last Friday evening.
GEORGE STIcKNEY, who lives near Berlin
Pond is seriously i'll with pneumonia
CHARLES S. REED, son of g. A. Reed of
Chicago, has been in town the past week.
THE general term of the supreme court
will convene at Montpelier, Tuesday, Octo-
Der u.
MIR. AND Mrs. CHARLES RANSOM and son
of Essex Center are the guests of G. B. b.
Denny.
DIR. X. LoNGFELLow CLEAvEs was un-
able to be at his office last week because of
illness.
OVER 200 tickets for Waterbury were sold
last Wednesday at the Central Vermont
station.
ELMER ST. JOHN is in town from Jack
1...l.f E..
Wilson.
Mrs. WILLIAM HoRNBRooK and Mrs.
Charles A. Smith left for Chicago, Saturday
evening.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT otliciated at the
funeral of Mrs. Adsit at Burlington on
Tuesday
A HANDSOME new sign has been hung in
front of the furniture store of Webster, Hall
& Taplin.
c. H. LAcKEY of Albany. n. Y, is work
ing in the office of the Montpelier Beef
Company.
?. G. DEWEY expects to move into his
new building, corner Court and Elm streets,
this week.
MRS NJ. B. ADsIT, mother of Mrs. John
L. Pierce, died last Sunday at her home in
Burlington.
ENGINEER ROBERT WHELAN is off duty be-
cause of illness. His place is filed by Tim
othy Holland.
GEORGE BRACKET, a prominent attorney
of New York city, is the guest of Rev. j.
Edward Wright.
j. L. Ross, the cigar manufacturer of
Brattleboro, was at the Exchange with his
bride last week.
T. S. BRoPHY and wife went to New York
last Monday, where Mr.. Brophy is to visit
the fall markets.
Mrs. F. A. ADAMS returned ON Tuesday
from visit of several weeks with her par
ents in Granville.
c. w. SKINNER of Philadelphia was in
town last week. He will soon move his
family to that city.
Mr.. AND Mrs. COLLINS BLAKELY and Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Tapin went to Chicago
last Saturday evening.
THE members of Crandall Post of Barre
visited Brooks Post last evening and were
pleasantly entertained.
JULIUS DEWEY, Clifton Heaton and
Charles Adams have entered Rock Point
Institute at Burlington.
WILLARD B. LINDsLEY left for Connecticut
last Monday for short business trip before
his return to New York.
Miss HENRIETTA DEWEY returned from
Montreal last Saturday, where she has been
for the past two months.
THE residence of DR.. Lazelle at Plaintield
MOntnaliar "a a.
nhone EXCHANGE last week
MISS Grprprnp Dpwrv and Mrs Kate
Snniras orc 10 oiva nronrass;va wh;st
party on THURSDAY evening,
MontneIier Jnnc,ion has embarked in tbe ne
arocerv hnsiness or Swanton '''
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MISS ETA ELDREDGE, stenographer IN the
bome In Roston loot Satnrdav W. o'
MRS. l; r[rklN anu NUN hoieau ac-
compahleu tne EaSt Montpeler party 10
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RALPH ooMERs, OF the montpelier Do0k
plndery' Is taxing vacation OF TWO weeks
al MS nome IN Somervilie, Mass
MISS GERTRUDE BUrTERfiELD, VINO has
Deen the guest OF MISS ATKINS al the favli-
ION, leit 1or her nome on Monday
MRS. THOMAS ALLEN and daughter Annie
attended the wedding OF a niece OF MIR.
Allen at Portland, Me-, last Monday.
WILLARD COTTON of Springfield, Mass.
arrived in town last week for a brief visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. IL. q. Cotton, his parents.
MRS. j. w. WHEELoCK il seriously i'll at
the home of M. w. Wheelock. her son. with
the chances of recovery very much AGAINST
her