The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-05-17
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
NOTES THAT GO TO MAKE UP THE
RECORD or 4 WEEK.
DIR. G. N. Hunt is quite sick.

DIR. G. N. HUNT is quite sick.
G. b. b. DENNY was in Boston last week.
SARAH BAKER of the Montpelier bindery
is i'll.
CHARLES G. PAIGE is ill with typhoid
fever.
#. e. HOWE of the Argus staff is i'll with
measles.
G g. BoYDEN moves his family to Barre
this week.
ARTHUR, son of f. d. Dewey, is i'll with
scarlet fever.
j. II. BURPEE moved his family to Bos-
ton last week.
o. M. TINKHAM of Pomfret was in town
last Saturday.
WILL GREGORY visited at his home in
Richmond last week.
Miss ROSE FISHER is clerk in the dry goods
store of A. j. Howe.
Mrs. SARAH CUMMINGS is visiting rela-
tives in Auburn, Mass
DIR. /. H. FISK has rented the Burpee
house on Winter street.
Mr.. AND Mrs. s. l.. HOWE went to Boston
last Monday for brief visit.
REV. WILL NEWTON, of Wesleyan College,
is visiting on Seminary Hill.
Ms. AND Mrs. ALBERT JoHoNNoTT expect
to leave for Chicago next Saturday.
EZEKIEL KENT is seriously i'll at the resi-
dence of Captain j. o. Livingstone.
FRANK JANGRAw is seriously i'll, the re-
suit OF excessive cigarette smoking.
Mrs. w. G. ANDREWS and Mrs. Hattie
Willard were in Burlington on Monday.
Mrs. A. A. BENNETT of Chicago is visit
ing rel itives in Calais aud Montpelier.
THE Epworth League will hold a social
Friday evening with Mrs. W. G. Taplin.
Mr.. AND Mrs. E. b. PIKE returned to
their home at Pike Station, n. H., last week
The Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs George G. Alber next Friday afternoon
THE band will give an open-air con cert
from the Pavilion stand next Friday even
ing.
THE infant daughter of Jerry Sullivan
died last Thursday night of spinal menin-
gifts.
j. EDWARD BAILEY is rapidly convalescing
from what was feared would be fatal ILL
ness.
WILBUR r. HAYFoRD is moving from
Ridge street to the Morrow house on West
street,
A NEW drain was laid last week from the
annex to the Montpelier House to the main
sewer.
Mrs. WESLEY f. LAIRD is at the Mary
Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, for treat
mant.
c. II. SHIPMAN and family expect to start
for Chicago to-day to be absent about three
weeks.
MRS. A. G. BROWN was quite seriously ill
last week with pneumonia, but is much
better.
JERRY SULLIVAN is able to be out after
serious illness with hemorrhage of the
lungs.
REV. A. j. CovELL of Waterbury will oc-
cupy the pulpit of Bethany church next
| Sunday.
THE Womans Home Missionary Society
will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. S.
w. Corse.
Mrs. T. p. REpFIELD arrived from Chi
cago Tuesday noon. She is stopping at the
! Pavilion.
NJ A. KENT is grading the lot on Kent
street that he recently purchased OF Albert
Johonnott.
III. j. CURTIS started for Denver last
evening. He will stop in Chicago until
| next week.
FRED SHAMBo, who has been at the insane
asylum at Waterbury for some tine, came
home Monday.
ALaoN CHASE died Monday evening of
blood poisoning at his home on Prospect
street, Berlin.
MARVIN & SHERBURNE are repairing their
house on Kent street, putting basement
under it, etc.
MRS. A. K. BRowS of Roxbrry is in town
looking after real estate owned by her en-
Barre street.
FRED L. GRAY started or the road on
Tuesday for the New York Protective Regis
try Company.
e. S. GUNNIsOF has moved from the
Marsh building en- Main street to No. 2G
East State street.
A BIRTHDAY party for infants in arms was
held yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Rev. G, o. Webster.
G. w. WTTEns of St. Albans and Prof
Porter IL. Dale OF Waterbury Center were
in town on Tuesday.
Miss MARY WILLARD is in town from Bos.
ton, called here by the illness and death of
Mrs. George w. Reed.
Mrs. HENRY COBB of Burlington visited
in town last week at the home of Mrs j
III. Burpee, her mother.
BY invitation OF Crandall post oi Barre,
the members of Brooks post will visit that
Organization in body this evening.
MRS. WmErAM MARsK, vocal teacher at
the Union school, has been engaged to sing
regularly in the Unitarian choir at Barre.
III. ID. GArBs arrived from the West. Tues
day, with two carloads of horses from Iowa.
They are quartered at the Exchange stables.
Mrs. A. G. STONE returned last Monday
from Florida, where she has spent the win
ter. Mr. Stone went TO New Jersey to meet
her.
WALTER A. ANDREWS finished work in
the Bowman fruit store last Saturday night
and is now night clerk at the Exchange
Hotel.
MOUNT ZION CoMMANDERY KNIGHTS TEN
PLAR has accepted an invitation from
Brooks post to take part in. the Decoration
day parade.
| howard NELSON came from West New
ton, Mass, where he is attending school to
attend the funeral OF Mrs. George w. Reed,
| his foster mother.
THOMAS Ford an empioye OF the Mont
pelier book bindery, got one foot under a
heavy plank last week, and has since been
confined to the house.
Miss MARGARET K. SHANKs instructor in
elocution at Vermont Methodist Seminary
was called to New York last week by the
illness of her brother.
PROFESSOR j. W BuRGRss and family are
expected in Montpelier for the summer
about June /. Their house il being put in
readiness for their occupancy.
q. S. RowELL OF Keene, N H., travelling
freight agent for the Fltchbnrg railroad, and
H. ID. Lawrence of RellDWa Falls wara In