The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-03-22
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
s TRING or LIVE ITEMS CAUGHT IN
FISHING THE LOC1L
STRE1M.
AY Husr is in Boston this week.

RAY HUsE is in Boston this week
NEXT Sunday will be Palm Sunday.
FRED CHAPMAN is laid up with the grip.
Mrs. WILL WEDGE is i'll with rheumatism.
PERCY WHELpLEY is at work in the CORY
market.
THE Bethany Topic Club will not meet
| this week.
MISS ETHEL BLANP1ED is visiting in st
Johnsbury.
AN infant child OF Stanley Jones is i'll
with Group.
STRAWBERRIES are in market, only sixty
cents quart.
Mrs. 1. c. vA1L is in the New York mar
kets this week.
LESLIE +. PECK is working in Burlington
for few weeks
A LITTLE daughter OF George W. Leslie is
| i'll with tonsilitis.
w.B. WALL Of West Randolph was in
town last Monday.
GEORGE II. GUERNSEY was in Boston on
| business last week.
E.P. RICHARDSON has mTed from No. II
| 10 No. SO Elm street.
THE Best" Club met last evening at the
home Of W. T. Dewey.
WALTER A. ANDREWS of Moretown is
clerk for II. A. Bowman.
| guest Of e. w. Thompson.
G. L. SMITH and Percy Bailey are confined
| to the house with hard colds.
SIMON LEVIN returned from New York
last Saturday i'll with the grip.
THE ARIsToI CLUB will meet at Harry
Moulton's next Tuesday evening.
MARTIN McKENNA broke one bone OF his
left leg last Sunday while scuffiing
GUsTAvUs LAWRENCE, pressman at the
| ArguS office, was in Boston last week
| Miss LIZZIE KEHoE Of Richmond was the
guest of Mrs. Robert Whalen last week.
MRS HENRY w ELLIS of St. Johnsbury
is visiting Mrs. G. o. Webster, her sister.
Mr. AND MRS. j. w. CLARK of New York
have been at the Exchange for few days.
w. w. WALKER of Burlington and Alpha
Messer of Rochester were in town last week,
M. MAGIFF chief operator for the Central
| Vermont railroad, was in town last Thurs
day.
HIRAM ODELL is convaescing from his
| recent illness at his home in Odelltown,
P.Q.
MRS. LOUISE LATHRoP has been i'll with
the grip for the past two weeks, butts recov-
erng.
w. A. LORD has been in New York for
several days. He returned last Saturday
night.
THE Quartette Whist Club will meet next
Tuesday evening with Mrs w. G. An
drews.
MRS. CATHERINE PRATT and daughter
Mary visited relatives at West Randolph
last week.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs. G. Fl. Shipman next Friday afternoon
at two o'clock.
THE Bethany Christian Endeavor Society
will hold cobweb party next Friday even
ing in the chapel.
Mrs. Polly SCRIBNER IA in New York
this week as are Mrs ~ A. Leland and
Mrs. Frank Carver.
j. A. DEBoER was in Boston last week on
business connected with the National Life
Insurance Company.
MRS o. III. RICHARDSON and daughter
Garlic went to Waitsfeld, last Monday, fol
visit Of two weeks.
THE twelve-years-old daughter of Mr.
Hutchins, living up Worcester branch, died
of fever last Sunday.
THE Bethany Reading Club will meet
with Mrs. G. Fl. Shipman next Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock
THE Ladies' Guild of Christ church is to
meet with Mrs. l.. p. Gleason on Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock.
MRS. W. G. ANDREWS and George w
Wing were in Burlington last Monday-th,
latter on Masonic business.
+. l.. GRAY has the job of decorating tn,
new church at South Woodbury.. f. E
McGorre is doing the work.
THE public schools, and the private schoo
taught by Miss Mary Macomber, closed las
Friday for vacation OF two weeks.
DIR. X. LoNGFELLow CLEAvEs attended
the annual meeting of the State Dental AS
sociation held last week at ST. Albaps.
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last Saturday for short visit to his OLE
home. He returned Tuesday evening.
THE spring term of the Vermont Meth
odist Seminary opened on Tuesday with
large number of students in attendance.
CHILLY" BARRON of Twin Mountain
house fame visited o. G. Barron, his brother
last week, while on his way to Chicago.
THE Woman's Foreign Missionary Societ,
of Trinity church will meet SATURDAY. at half
past three o'clock with Mrs. ID. L. Fuller
THE interior of the office of the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company has been bright
ened up with fresh paint and kalsomine.
THE Ladies' Reading Club of Chris
church will meet with Mrs. G. E. Taplil
next Saturday evening at half past seven.
THE Non.partisan Womaus Christian
Temperance Union will meet at the hall o
the Relief Corps this afternoon at half pas
two.
MERRITT STONE. the good-natured Eas
Berkshire merchant who recently graduates
from the Kelley Institute, was in town las
Monday,
Miss KATE L. BENHAM of Burlington
acting as court stenographer during til
illness of Mrs f. l.. Laird, the officia
reporter.
RoTHA j. KEEP, station agent for tn
Fitchburg railroad at Farley, Mass, was a
the home of j. G. Cady, his father-in-law
last Monday.
ARTHUR W., AND FRED A. STONE, sons c
A. j Stone, returned to Worcester, Mass
last Friday. The former will remain ther
permanently.
CONDUCTOR JERRY DoNAHUE is off dut
for few days. George Buzzell takes hi
! place on the mixed train betw cen Montpt
! lier and Barre.
THE Locklin saloon on Main street wa
searched last evening by Deputies Cam
and Shepard of Barre, but no intoxicant
were discovered.
PROFESSOR GEORGE ELMORE has in preps
ration an exhibition of fancy dancing b
, the little folks, which will be given som
time next month.
Il. S. BRoPHY went to New York, Tuesda
noon, and on his return will have somethin