The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-11
Montpelier and Vicinity.

were received 100 late Tor puDncatlOn tnlS
week. They will keep.
r. A. HATCH OF Strafford was visitor in
town last week.
town last Friday.
MRs. SAMUEL MANooR of Burlington is
visiting In town.
EDWARD BRADLEY OF Swanton was in
town last Thursday.
WHEN does the annual meeting Of the
Board OF Trade occur?
SECRETARY OF STATE G. w. BRowNKLL
was in town on Monday.
MRS G. K. Hunt and daughter went to
Boston last Monday noon.
III. w. KEMPToN is filling his ice-houses
near the electric-light station.
Mrs. FLORENCE HUNTINGTON is danger
ously i'll with stomach trouble.
CHARLES w. SELINAs was at Randolph
last week upholstering sleighs.
II. N. TAPLIS was confined to the house
on Tuesday with severe cold.
Miss Lucy HUTcHINs went back to Fort
Edward Institute last Monday.
w. r. HASKELL, book publisher OF Bos-
ton, was iu town last Thursday.
K. D. CHENEY, clerk for Marvin & Sher-
burne, is visiting in Morrisvile.
Mrs. ARTHUR BAKER has moved to rooms
over the Huntington restaurant.
HORACE e. BLISS, proprietor Of the Union
house, was quite sick last week.
CHARLES AINswoRTH, living on the Berlin
side, is ill with threatened fever.
MAUD, the five-year old daughter OF Je-
rome Gould il sick with tonslitis.
WILL III. HERRICK is seriously i'll with
diphtheria at his home in Middlesex.
REV. V. NJ. HARDY and wife Of West
Randolph were in town on Tuesday
Miss ADDIE TwoMBLEY returned to her
school in Haverhill, N. H., Monday noon.
G. G. BENEDICT OF Burlington and Gov
ernor Fuller were at the Pavilion last Fri
day.
A MEETING Of the Kings Daughters was
held last Monday evening with Miss Anna
Phinney.
The Chautauqua class met last Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Herbert Gleason at the
Riverside.
ROBERT w. PRENTIss clerk for A. j.
Howe, spent last Sunday at his home in
Moretown.
PROFESSOR e. A. BISHOP preached in the
school-house at North Calais, last Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. II. N. TAPLIs and two servants leave
for Virginia on Thursday for stay of sew
eral weeks.
THE steam laundry of whitcomb Brothers
was CouhrcUtu WIN buD tclophpuc
last Friday.
THE clothing stores will be closed
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday evenings
| until April 1.
| MRS. X. NJ. BREWER went to Cleveland,
o., last Thursday to visit Eva and Winnie,
her daughters.
THE Bethany reading club will meet, next
| Tuesday Afternoon with Mrs. g. &. Field,
| 63 Barre street.
SEVERAL of the granite sheds were closed
last Wednesday and Thursday, because of
severe weather.
Mrs. IRvING SPARROW was able to ride to
the village, last Monday, for the first time
since last October.
The Methodist Woman's Home MissiCn-
ary Society is to meet this afternoon witt
Mrs. T. j. Boynton.
| COLONEL FRED f. SMITH attended
meeting of the Loyal Legion OF Honor at
Burlington last evening.
On and after January l6, the book stores
Of Montpelier will close at 1880 P. NJ, except
Mondays and Saturdays.
Miss MARY CLEAvEs is recovering from
a severe cold that has confined her to the
| house for the past ten days.
A BROKEN pulley necessitated ashut-down
of the Cotton Manufacturing Company's
works last Monday forenoon.
Miss JENNIE PHINNEY returned from New
| York, Monday event 6, where she has been
visiting for the past six weeks.
THE rite of baptism was administered at
the Methodist church, at the close OF the
sermon, last Sunday morning.
! THE juvenile temple visited the temple in
Barre, last evening, by special invitation,
and were pleasantly entertained.
ATTORNEY C. w. Writer'S and General
Manager f. W. Baldwin of the Central Ver-
! mont we're in town last Saturday.
j. A. KELToN gave the female help at the
Exchange hotel "a sleigh-rde Tuesday after
noon, and jolly party they made.
The Chautanqua class will meet with the
Misses Macomber at No. IA Loomis street,
next Friday aiterpoon at two O'Clock.
A MAsQUERADH party Ia to be given next
Tuesday evening at the home of James A.
Bowers in honor of Miss Heath, guest
THE officers OF Vermont lodge of Odd
Fellows, IA list of which has been published,
were Installed last "Wednesday evening.
The members of Bethany Christian En-
deavor Society are talking of holding al
old time singing-school early in February.
Mas. T., +. WARD returned from northern
New Hampshire last Monday, where she
has been visiting for the past three weeks.
MAJOR j. L. CURRAN went TO West Ran
dolph, last Monday, for the purpose of max
ing AN Off ,ial visit to Phoenix lodge OF Ma
sons.
MAJOR JAMES T.. CURRAN visited the Ma
sonic lodge in Waterbury, last week, in hi'
official capacity as district deputy higl
priest
A MEETING OF the Wonan's Christian
> Temperance Union will be held tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Anna Dillon, on Barr
, street.
The ladies' reading club of Christ churcl
3 will meet with Mrs. o. ID. Scrbner, Mon
{ day evening, January IL, at half-past sevel
: o'clock.
Miss ELIZA GEORGE has returned to he
dutses AS conpUsitOr on the WATcHmAN al
ter visit of three weeks at her home Il
Bradford.
THE meeting OF the Bethany Topic Clu
a has been posi- poned 10 next Tuesday even
n ing, When it is To be held at the home {
c q. III. Shipman.
! CHARLES ii. HEAToN went TO Burlingto
y on Monday, aud will attend meeting u
= day at Orwell OF the Western Vernon
!, Masonic union.
a THE funeral OF Mrs. Michael Pembrok
: OF MiddleseX was held from st. Augustine
q church, last Friday, and the burial was
\ the Catholic cemetery.
g Miss CARRIE G. WILEY is visiting Mrs