The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-09-06
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
SNIP SHOTS BY THE W1TCHMAN'S
HODik.
c. II. MORE is ill with typhoid fever.

JOWn,
JOHN GATES of Barre is clerk for G. e.
Taplin.
Miss LENA SuTcLnFE is attending school
at Toronto, Ont.
Miss HARRIET SAVAGE of Stowe spent last
Sunday in town.
l.. p. GLEASON and family returned from
Chicago last week.
A. p. MARSHALL of Cortland, N. Y, was
in town last week.
A SON was born Tuesday morning to Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Doyle.
w. e. LOWE has closed his labors in the
store of Brooks Il Berry.
A. SON was born Tuesday morning to Mr.
and Mrs Robert NJ. Fraser.
Mrs. LILLIAN Nj. BAKER was quite i'll last
week with threatened fever.
ARTHUR WHEELER of st. Johnsbury Wis.,
tied L. Il. Gordon last week.
DoCroRs FISK AND LANCE have moved
their Office to Walton's block.
Mrs. JULIA BLAIR is slowly recovering
from her recent serious illness.
r. L. WAKEFIELD is working in the pho
tograph gallery of S. w. Corse.
Miss MARY GILL of Boston is visiting Mrs.
Frank A. Sherburne, her sister.
Mr.. AND Mrs. HENRY BLAIR returned to
Holyoke, Mass. Tuesday noon.
MRS. A. j. PHILLIPS of Chicago is visiting
Mrs. T. p. Redtield, her mother.
MISSES LIZZIE, MARY AND JOSIE SrIMsoN
are visiting friends in Hardwick
THE grade of Berlin street is being raised
near the residence of Gilbert Luce.
MRs. COCHRAN, who lives with Jerry
Mccormick, is i'll with typhoid fever,
e. w. THoMl SON is to occupy the Gilman
house on Baldwin street for the winter.
Mrs. III. A. BURT, JR., of Swanton visited
in Montpelier and Northfield last week.
GEENRAL T. j. BoyNToN was in Ver-
gennes with his family over last Sunday.
Mrs. JAMES HALEY and Miss Mamie Glin-
ney are visiting in Montreal and vicinity.
THE Baptist ladies will hold an old
fashioned supper in their vestry this even
ing.
Miss JOSIE HALL of East Fairfield visited
her father at the Exchange Hotel last Sun
day.
PATRICK j. LEDDEN was called to Quebec,
last Saturday, by the serious illness of a rel
ative.
The members Of Brennan's Theater
Company are quartered at the Exchange
Hotel.
w, W. BEAN of West Randolph and W.
b. G. Stckney of Bethel were in town last
Saturday.
DIR. X. LoNGFELLow CLEAvEs returned
last Friday from an outing at his old home
in Maine.
MRS. j. G. CHADWICK and daughter OF
| Bethel were guests of Captain Ii. Z. Lull
| last week
SIMON LEVIN has moved to the new house
owned by G. j. Gleason, corner OF Vine and
| Elm streets.
DAUGHTERS were born last Monday to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Shatney and Mr.. and Mrs
| Paul Terriault.
MISS MAMIE TRoMBLEE attended the wed
ding of Miss Winifred Pike in Haverhill
n. H., last week.
HARRY A. MCALLIsTER is substitute car
rier during the absence from the post-offic,
of T. K. Callahan.
REV. G II. SPENCER of Methuen, Mass.
was the guest last week of Rev. FL, A
Spencer, his father.
A. H. BROWN and son left on Tuesday TO
a two weeks trip through central ant
southern Massachusetts.
MISSES MAY AND RUTH Goss of Vergenne
have been guests of Mrs. G. j. Gleason a
the Riverside for the past week.
TRUMAN gibson, the butter-maker for th
new creamery, will soon move his faInil!
here from White River Junction.
REV. e. WESTON and wife of St, Johns
bury and Rev. j. A. Seitz and wife of Wes
Concord were in town last Friday.
0. III. RICHARDSON and family returne,
from Waitsfeld last Monday, where the.
have been visiting for several weeks.
MR.. AND MRS. LEWIS GREENWOOD an,
Mrs. Eliza Miller left last Saturday TO
Sherbrooke, P. O., to attend the fair
THOMAS A. GRANDFIELD has left the EN-
ploy of Wilbur Brown and is working for j
A. Sawyer, his father, at North Fayston.
FRED j. DETER and Mrs. Deter, VIII
have been visiting in town for the past few
days, returned to New York last Monday.
o. f. CLAY left for Pennsylvania on
business trip last Monday. he was aC
companied by the Misses Dunn, his nieces.
EDWARD L. SMITH left last week TO
Worcester, Mass, where he has lucrativ
position in the Polytechnic Institute Of tina
city.
MIR. WALTER HARVEY, of Greeley, Cole
RADIO, has been spending few days with hi
sister Helen, teacher in our gramma
school.
CAPTAIN NJ. T. FENSo and wife left o
Tuesday for vacation of two weeks, pan
of which will be spent with his mother 9
Hartford.
w. W. MOVES. William Noyes an
Curt " Clogston have gone to Indianapol
to attend the national Grand Army Ell
campment.
; l.. II. tALLAHAN WAS uudUle 10 leave IL
Denver, Col, last Monday. He is at h
room at the Exchange Hotel threatene
, with fever.
: MICHAEL III. RYLE and Miss Nellie Nor
arty were married at st. Augustine
church, Tuesday morning, by Rev. w. ,
O'Sullivan.
THE condition of Ned Stevens does nj
materially improve. He is to be taken I
the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston
for treatment.
Miss BLANCHE KELToN was the delegal
from the Bethany Christian Endeavor 81
ciety to the county convention held las
, Friday at Cabot.
. Mrs. CHARLES II. SHEPLEIGH of Some
3 Vile, Mass, a sister Of Mrs. w. A. Brigg
. has returned to Montpelier, where she is I
teach class in painting.
II. j. CURTIS returned last Friday frol
, Denver, Col, where he has been for th
: past three months. He left Merton, h
son, improved in health.
a Mr. AND MRS. JAMES Il. SABIN left La
/ Saturday for Bloomingdale, N. Y, in IL
/ Adirondacks, where Mrs. Sabin expects
/ remain until next spring.
D Mr.. AND MRS. A. ID. FARwELL and NJ
= and Mrs. e. ID. Hyde left last evening f
a Chicago. Mrs. S. &. Shurtleff and daught,
a..1 l..n. Cat. ..x1