The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-12-27
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY,
A NEWSY SCREED THIT MIRRORS
LOCIL LIFE.
c. A. LANG was in Boston last week.

4, A. LANG was IN Boston laSJ week.
ID. w. TEMPLE and family spent Christ
mas in Burlington.
DELL SANDERS is working in the Central
Vermont freight Office
Miss JESSIE HOPKINS is working in the
store of e. f.. Towner.
f. S. Snow of Brocbton, Mass was in
town over last Sunday
Miss MARY PH1NNEY is at home from
Rutland for the holidays.
Mrs. G. w. PORTER and J. Edward Bailey
returned from Boston last week
Mrs. E. M. IRISH cracked one wrist last
Friday by falling on an icy sidewalk.
THE Bethany Reading Club met on Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. G. S. Smith.
w. T. MITCHELL of Woodsville, N. H.,
spent Christmas with friends in town.
Miss KITTY FLAHERTY has gone to her
home at Lancaster, n H., for the winter.
Mrs. LENA BLISS of Marsh6eld spent
Sunday with b. M. Shepard, her brother
MOSES Doom, polisher for Weston &
Smith, is spending the holidays at Swanton.
Miss ALICE WING fell on the icy sidewalk
last Saturday evening and broke one wrist
w. w. ADAMS, pressman in the WATCH
MAN Office, is visiting this week in Rutland.
A DAUGHTER was born last Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. Orbus b. Culver at Putnamsville.
MISSES BELLE AND NELLIE FIFIELD are to
give dancing party at their home this
evening
Miss FLORENCE NJ. SMELL of Malone, N.
Y, visited Mrs. Il. p. Walton her sister,
last week
Hon. HIRAM A, HUsE and j. II. Senter,
Esq, were at Woodstock on legal business
last week.
Mrs. MARY p. GREELEY of Nashua, N H.,
is the guest of Edward and Charles Dewey,
her brothers.
Mr. AND Mrs F. w. ROBINSON returned
Tuesday noon, aud are at home at No.
Loomis street.
FRANK WILEY and family of Swamps-
colt, Mass, are visiting at the home of A. s.
Wiley, his father.
Miss BESSIE CARY gave five-o'clock tea
in the parlors of the Seminary boarding
house last evening
GEORGE BLAIR and Peter Meder, of the
St. Albans Messenger job rooms, spent
Christmas in town.
MIR AND MRS ALBERT w. FERRIN at
tended the wedding of relative in John
son last Wednesday.
THE Rebekah degree was conferred on
| three candidates at a special meeting held
last week by Ivy lodge.
THE Ladies' Guild of Christ church will
meet with Mrs. A. n. Lewis on Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock.
Miss LOUISE SAvARD went to her home in
| Crown Point, n. Y last Saturday to re-
main through the winter.
ROBERT WILKINSON of Providence, r. l.,
was the guest of Mrs. Richard Dillon over
last Sunday and Monday.
DIR. G. e. CHANDLER was at West Ran
| dolph, last week, where he removed two
cancers from Abial Rising.
KIMBALL WALLING is confined to the
house with badly-cut foot, the result of an
attempt to split kindling wood.
Mr. AND Mrs w f. GARAND leave for
Champlain, n. Y, next Monday, expecting
to he absent about three weeks.
Ell. Dw1NE11. is at home from Harvard
! Collepe and Henry Deavitt from the ITni.
versity of Vermont for the HOLIDAYS.
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the class at the poverty social held in the
Unitarian vestry last Friday evening.
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are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl n. Taniin'
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last week
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~ WIN 'n9 Rr,p az MS ioiiie III "es' hep'
aaein soon w
r, :.
AFlEn isiu January /, tne cl1oning stores III
!owh VIII ciose at seven q CLOCK eyery even
ffnS oAooPv 4"ohuay al" oaOuiuay' "nuil
Dh' Ep"Ahp MURRAY, VINO stuuieu lneui'
cine IN Montpener, mas recently peeh
eiecteu hieinper Vi the common couhcll Vi
Worcester Mass'
HIRAM oDELL spent Ohrlstmas al MS
ms ms nome III OueIltowh, r. y, auu l. n
Sallanan, ol tne post-oince lorce' aI HIS
nome III Moretowh'
GEORGE BLAIR has so far recovered from
ms recent Illness "a 10 pe aole 10 resume ms
1utles as foreman III 'he messenger ONCE al
oC' Aloahs' lasU week
The Chautauqua class will hold its Christ.
mas meeting, Friday evening at sever
CLOCK, at the nome Oh MIS-. L. r. Gleason
All ola members are invited
THE railroad commissioners passed
through town on Tuesday on their way tc
Barre, where they investigated a case of re-
ported attempt at train wrecking,
REV. III. A. SPENCER was at Chelsea last
Sunday to assist at the funeral services o.