The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-26
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
BUBBLES THAT PLOTTED ON THE
SURFACE or THE LOC1L
WATERS.
A. j. HOWE goes to Boston this noon.

MRS. GEORGE IL. COLBY is seriously i'll.
Il. w. THOMPSON was in Boston last
week
JOHN WOODBURY. is quite low with heart
trouble.
Mrs. G. II. Cross is still seriously ill with
heart trouble.
ALFRED e. WATSON of Hartford was in
town on Monday.
Miss HELEN PRENTIss visited in st.
Albans last week.
SHERIFF REEVES of Burlington was in
town last Saturday.
THE Aristos Club met Tuesday evening
with James f. Dewey.
MISS LOUISE LATHRoP is suffering with
erysipelas in the hands.
THE engagement of George Ehle and Miss
Emma Cutler is announced.
A. A. STMsoN went to Montreal, last
Monday, to purchase horses.
The spring term of the Berlin street
schools opened last Monday.
Mrs. A. NICHOLAS and daughter Dora re-
turned from New York last week.
w. p. HUNTINGTON was in Swanton and
ST. Adams on business last week.
ID. f. CLARK, assistant postmaster, and
George W. Wilder are i'll with grip.
THE exterior of the Putney House has
| been frightened up with fresh paint.
AUGHTNEY JANGRAw was confined to the
house with the grip, part of last week.
NEARLY a column of deferred town corre-
spondence may be found on page seven.
| GENERAL w. w. GILMORE of Fairee was
in town last Wednesday and Thursday.
| The State Convention of Congregational
Ministers will meet at Montpelier June 6.
DEPUTY SHERIFF n. P. WHEELER of
| White River Junction was in town Tuesday.
nf Toto al
Alliance, Boston, was in town last Thurs
day
! HARVEY FIREMAN is excavating for a
house to be erected by him on Hubbard
street.
E. A. ORDwAY has purchased, for 81 800,
one of the houses of j. 9. Cady, on Cliff
street.
OVER 500 worth of new books has re.
Gently been added to the Montpelier public
library.
LESLIE f. PECK went to Littleton, N II =,
| Monday, to paper six houses for S. c.
Woolson.
STEPHEN NEwCoMB has been confined to
the house for the past two weeks, but is con
valescent.
THERE are fourteen patients OF the Kelley
Institute at present boarding at the Mont
pelier House.
FRANK GEORGE has sold his home on Full
lertou street to Arthur A. Emery. Consid
Grafton, 81 800.
ROBERT WHITNEY is laying the founda
tion for the house to be erected by him or
East State street.
A. w. VooDRY, yard master for the Cen
trail Vermont railroad at st. Adams, was in
town last Friday.
MR.. AND Mrs. WILLIS BLANCHARD gave
whist party to their Barre street neighbors
last Friday evening.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with Mrs
II. b. Cross next Friday afternoon at d
quarter past two o'clock.
Mrs. III. n. TAPLIN returned from Vir
ginia, Friday evening, where she has been
for the past three months.
GEORGE II. WILDER of Littleton, n. II
is in town for a few weeks. He has an ad
vertisement in the business column
TWELVE new patients have been received
at the Keeley Institute during the past week
seven of them arriving in two days.
l.. E. HEATH of Watertown, n. Y, travel
ing for carriage mandatory of that city
is quite i'll at the Montpelier House.
p. G.. DEWEY has commenced excavating
for the block to be erected by him this sum
mer, corner of Elm and Court streets.
WA. JONES, while splitting wood yester
day morning, cut his foot severely-a mis-
hap!that will disable him for some time.
a. IL hhLS VI DOSlOu, representing UT
Standard, a weekly insurance paper pub
lished in that city, was in town Tuesday.
Miss OLIVE DILLINGHAM, table girl at the
Exchange, was obliged to go TO her home
in Waterbury last week because of illness.
Mrs. II. X. Bixby and Mrs. Camp, hel
mother, arrived on. Monday from Claremont
n. III and are to reside at No. Z Barre street
w II. CowELL is to move from the
Gleason house on Hubbard street to tht
Wilder house, vacated by Major j. e. Cur
ran.
GEORGE BLAIR, foreman in the Messenger
office, st, Albans. was at his home on Ber
lin street last week, suffering with a severe
cold,
PETER MURRAY and Miss Katherine Nc
Caffery were married Tuesday morning a
St. Augustine's church by Rev. w J. O'Sul
livan.
MEADER MARTIN accompanied the Chi
cago party for the Raymond q Whitcoml
Hotel as far AZ Montreal last Saturday
evening,
REV. l.. E. TAYLOR has purchased lot
corner of Foster and Charles Streets OF
which he Is to build house the coming
summer.
THE last hop Of the season under tn,
auspices of the Montpelier Military BanC
occurred at Capital Hall last Saturday
evening.
THE body of Thomas Enright, the maI
who was murdered in Barre last Saturday
night, was buried in the Catholic cemetery
yesterday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. G. PEAsE OF Bangor, Me.
were at the Exchange over last Sunday, a.
was j. G. Enright, :" the gentleman from
Windsor"
THOMAS BURKE and Miss Mary Medlel
are TO be married at st. Augustine's church
this morning at nine o'clock, by Rev. w, j
O'Sullivan.
BERT WESTON and E. K. Piper, members
OF the defunct Apollo Banjo Club, played a
an entertainment at West Randolph las
Friday evening.
THE drama Bread on the Waters " wa
repeated last evening at the Unitarian yes
try in the excellent manner that marked its
first production.
Miss ELIZA Young was stricken witt
paralysis last Saturday night at her hom,
on ST. Paul street, and has since been in
critical condition.
THE Non-partisan Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet al Woman
Relief Corps Hall this "wednesday after
noon at three o'clock.
FRANK HARDIGAN, teamster for Stree
Commissioners Roberts, had one foot stepped
on by horse last week, and has since been