The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-05-24
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
ANOTHER CH1PJER IN THE CUR
RENT HISTORY or THE
C1PITIL.

Mr.. AND Mrs. e. NJ. IRISH are visiting in
Richmond.
MRS. GEORGE w. WING is i'll with
quinsy sore.
REV. w. j. O'SULLTvAN was in Burling-
ton, Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. d. DAVIS is visiting her mother
at Wells River.
o. d. ScRIBNER is making repairs on his
house on Main street.
II. II. DEMING is adding piazza to his
residence on State street.
Mrs. i. ID. TAFT and Miss Dora Hodgdon
are expected home to-day.
THE children of e. p. Richardson were
i'll last week with bronchitis.
j. EDWARD BAILEY is able to ride out
after his recent serious Illness.
MISS BERTHA A. CARPENTER is clerk in
the bookstore of d. f. Long.
ARTHUR CAMPBELL is working in the
cigar mandatory of f. A. Standish.
GENERAL T. S. PECK and daughter of
Burlington were in town last Saturday.
THE new altar at Christ church was ap-
propriately dedicated last Sunday morning.
REV. A. n. LEWIS attended the funeral of
Bishop Bissell at Burlington, last Wednes-
day.
CAPTAIN B. A. Cox of Randolph, Maine,
week.
L. e. DoNAHUE is in town from Malone
N. Y, where he has been for the past six
weeks.
THE Barnard house on State street has
been purchased by G.. b. B. Denny for
SO, 800
Mas. o. H. SMITH was seriously injured
last week by falling down stairs at the
Riverside.
EZEKIEL KENT and David r. Gray, two
of Montpelers oldest citizens are both Sc
riously i'll.
THE residences of r. X. Peck and Fred
Blanchard are to be equipped with incan-
descent lights.
WITH the exception of an occasional
drunk, the county Jail has been empty for
several weeks.
JOHN HOPKINS, prominent coal dealer
and horse buyer of Providence, r. l., was
in town last week.
ID. f. CLARK returned from Bradford,
Monday, and has resumed his duties as
assistant postmaster,
The meeting of Bethany Topic Club is
postponed from last evening until Friday
evening of this week.
MARSHALL LAvIoLErTE attended the
grand council OF Foresters held last week
at Portsmouth, n. FL.
GOVERNOR FULLER was at the Pavilion
Monday night. He left for Burlington
early yesterday morning.
IHE faniliar face OF W. T. Serry Is again
seen in the general office of the Montpelier
and Wells River railroad.
d. M. BArGHELDER ana vile OF flaihheld
were at the E&cnange lasI Mohuay, ehroute
to a visit to the Worlds Fair.
REV. LUcIUs E TAYLOR has purchased of
Robert Whean his home at No. Baldwin
street. Consideration, s., coo.
IHE Chautauqua class VIII meet TINS
week WIN MIS- AZ. Ouihnlns' VINO invites
the oers 10 d hVe CLOCK Tea
MAJOR j. f. CURRAN is at White River
Junction TO-DAY 10 organize iouge Oh the
Ne" hhgiahu oruer Vi rrotectloh'
The body of the infant child of Henry
Canning OF East Barre was buried in the
oathohc cemetery last Wednesday,
4. ID. GROSS, JR., OF the Boston SAFE De-
posit and Trust Company is in town to at
tend the funeral of his grandmother.
DAVID HERRICK hale and hearty in his
unetieth year, was planting potatoes on his
sons farm at Shady Rill last week.
GroRGE l.. LANE returned To Montpelier
last week after an absence of three months,
part of which he has passed in Boston.
Rpv q w GArr.cupp lacturad last
evening at Peacham before rhe Caledonia
County Christian Endeavor Convention.
ROBERT. son of G. G. Pierce, was danger
ouslv III last week win scarIet fever hnt 10
now much better. Mrs. Pierce il also nuite
ill.
MISS OLIVE b. Srour. the exnert stem.
oprapher for the Vermont Mutual Fire In
snrance Companv visited in BOSTON las,
week.
MIR. AND Mrs. FRED CLARK of Dedbam
Mass. are guests of Mr., and Mrs, Georg,
w, Wing. Mrs. Clark ia a sister of Mrs
Wing
w. IoRD delivered an address nm tn,
Keelev Cure before the WASHINGTON ConntI
Good Templars' Union. held last Tbursd a :
at East Calais.
BENJAMIN DALEY and Brooks r. Roharts
have somethinD tn saw this week in tbe
hnsiness colnmn that will ;nterest mr.,
chasers of coal
Mrs. q. Henry Ho1LIsrsp and d.nghter
of Stony titv la ara visitin~ in 7nwn
Mrs, Hollister is pleasantIv remain hered a.
Miss Maud Whitney.
Guv Ru1rApn 10 CLARK in tho s,ora Of n
8 Wbeatlev. The latter 10 stiii contined >,
bis house nv the serions in iurv m his y,
several weeks ago.
Fl w KEMP was at OrwalI Iast yeaL ON,
examined the affairs of the National Rant
there, The resnIt of the avaminatinn i
toId Il, tha stata nau,s "