The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-03-01
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAB NEWS CAUGHT IN THE NOTE
BOOKS OF THE WATCHM1N
PENCIL PUSHERS.

j. W. DEcKRR has moved from Elm to
Barre street.
A SON of John Markham Of Shady Rll is
Ill with lung fever.
LEE G. TEwRsBURy is visiting at his
home in Worcester.
THOMAS ALLEN was confined to the house
last week with the grip.
Mrs. JOHN II. HAsTINos Is seriously Ill at
her home in Middlesex.
DR. s. N. EASTMAN OF Gr0tou was at the
Exchange last Thursday.
MARTIN HENLEY, clerk at the Montpelier
House, is taking the Keelsy cure
o. l.. CLARK. driver OF the Pavilion hack,
is visiting at his home IN Northbeld,
Mrs. G. B. b. denny has been quite i'll
with neuralgia during the past week.
C. G. PUTNAM, Sr., was dangerously i'll
last week, but is reported much better.
REV. @. W. GALLAoBER and Rev. E. w.
Cummings Of Barre exchanged last Sunday.
MISS MAY ScovILLE returned to Smith
College, Northampton, Mass, last Thurs
day.
CHARLEs II. SHIPMAH and wife attended
the musical convention held last week at
LittletOn, N. II.
THE Stearns meat market in Corry's
block is 10 be moved to the Bruce block on
South Main street.
THE WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
UhIUN will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Laura Dunham,
MRADRR MARTIN, the Pavilion porter, was
i'll last week with threatened fever, Elmer
Clark took his place,
The Chautauqua class will meet next
FRIDAY afternoon with Mrs. ID. s. Wheatley
at No. ITO Elm street.
MISS CARRIE ALLARD has returned from
st. JUhnsOury, where she has been visiting
for the past three weeks.
THE Ladies Guild OF Christ church s to
meet with Mrs Charles Dewey, Thursday
afternoon, at two o'clock,
PROFESSOR AND Mrs S. j. BLANPIED and
Miss T. hel went tU Milford, N. H., last
Thursday Tor brief visit.
j. D. BRowN, the New York horse. buyer,
is in town and will ship another car OF
horses to that city this week
TIE Lowe home on East Liberty street
has been broken mp and the children are
boarding at Hotel Fullerton.
JOHN F. TAssIE aud Miss Ihez Hale were
married last "Wednesday evening at the
| home Of the mother OF the bride.
| DR. PERCY l.. TRMPLKToN q Glover is in
town, called here by the illness and death
of DR.. j. NJ Templeton, his uncle.
LEDDRN & CAMPBELL, tho new tailors,
will have their spring opening next Mon
day at their rooms in Walton Block.
L. A. EsrKRBRooK Of West Lebanon, N
H., representing the firm OF "a. w. Gray &
Co, was at the Exchange on Yuesday.
DAVID R. GRAY has sold Il e. W. Bug,
bee and wife several pieces " land whicn
form part OF his farm Oh Worcester branch
THE Baptist Young Peov' $ Society held
q seciable last Monday evening at The
home OF Rev, g. o. Webster on Hubbard
street.
THE Bethany Reading Club and guests
are 10 be entertained by Miss White, next
| Tuesday afternoon, at the home Of Jane;
K. LangdOn.
G. NJ. HARTT, commercial traveller oi
Boston, has been seriously i'll at the Ex
change Hotel during the past week with a
| quinsy sore.
Lucius sroNE, employed in the meat
market Of W. o. Standiah, was called tC
Waterbury last week by the serious illness
of his mother.
CHARLES F. Jolly and Charles H. Broad
well have purchased for $3.50 the hous,
owned by Eddy B. Smith, near the olC
"cOftee house"
A TELEGRAM was received last Friday By
A. o. Cummins saying that a son was borl
that day to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert A. Cummin
at Pierre, s. d,
JUDGE I. II, LANCE OF Cabot is in towi
| experimenting the changes that are beini
made in the sanitary arrangements in th
basement Of the court house.
A FULL report Of the entertainment givel
in the opera house last Wednesday evening
with d srenographic report of the speeches
may be found on the eighth page.
THE old Capital Guards " are to have
reunion at Snowsville, Braintree, next SAT
urday evening, which the survivors II
Montpelier are expecting to attend.
Mrs. A. N. BLANCHARD returned las
Thursday evening from Washington, D. G
where she has been for several weeks. MI
Blanchard went to Boston to meet her.
CAPTAIN THoRNHILL PERCIvAL has a cur
osity at his greenhouse in an orange tire
which he raised from the seed, and whicl
is az present bearing full-grown fruit.
THE quartette whist club met last Sat
urday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl
GoOdenOugh. and will meet next Saturda
evening with Mr. and Mrs w. q. Andrews
4. NJ, IRISH has sold to Harrison Lombar
an undivided half Of the Sparrow farm nea
Montpelier Junction recently purchased b
him, and Mr., Lombard has rented the Uthe
half.
BROoKs PosT voted at its last meeting t
invite Rev. A. j. HOugh to deliver one q
his popular lectures for the benefit of TIL
post at Capital hall some evening mex
week,
W. r. TERRILL was In Boston last wee
to attend the annual banquet of the alumr
OF Norwich University and not of the Un
VerSity Of Vermont, as stated in locd
paper.
FREEMAN X. HAYDEN has been relieve
from duty as station baggagrman at th
Central Vermont passenger station, an
Herbert A. Hayward is appointed in hi
place.
Mrs, j NJ. TEMPLEroN is seriously III
She strained herself in attempting tn Iii
her husband at the time he was strcke
with paralysis, which brought on a hen
Orrhage.
GENERAL j. Ii. LUCIA was in Mancheste
last week, where Daniel, his son, has bee
i'll. The latter has entirely recovered an
returned TO the University Of Vermont q
Burlington.
MEETING Of Mt. Sinai Temple, Mobiles {
the Mystic Shrine, will be held at Mon
pelier, Friday, March TO- A large numht
of candidates have signihed their intentio
Of being present.
Miss EMMA CIRCUIT, clerk in the dry good
store OF A. j. Howe for the past seve
years, has closed her labors there TO acceI
the position ~ stenOgrapher and boob
keeper Tor the Keeley Institute.
DIR. WILBUR F. TEMPLEToN, formerly {
Glover, w., now of Manchester, N. H.,
taf AI..sae IN a ~.