The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-12
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
WH1T APRIL BREEzES SING IN
THE EARS or WATCHMAN
REPORTERS.

e. E. TowNER of Manchester, N. H., is in
town.
GEORGE w. WILDER was in town last
week.
MRS. q. A. LANG went to Boston last Sat
urday.
w. e, TERRrLL is visiting at his home in
Underhill.
PRENTrss G. WRIGHT of wright's Mills is
seriously i'll.
A. e. NILES is confined to the house with
a severe cold.
c. A. PRoUrY, Esq, of Newport was in
town last Monday.
Mr. AND MRS A. d. FARwELL went to
Boston last Monday.
d. IS. WHEATLEY has rented his Brookfield
farm to Il. l.. Tracy.
A. NJ. DIcKEY of Bradford was at the Ex-
change over last Sunday.
A. W. LocKLIN was takfn to Rutland by
Sheriff Howe last evening
Mrs. HENRY G. FULLERTON was seriously
i'll last week with the grip.
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER b. f. CLARK
spent last Sunday at Groton.
Miss MARY BARNES is visiting at the home
of DR.. q. 9. Perry at Rutland.
WHITCoMB BROTHERS have purchased
and closed the Capital laundry.
RAY TURNER of Laconia, n. H., is visiting
at the home of James L. Sabin,
EDWIN RUMP of New York is working in
the book bindery of M. W. Wheelock
FRED b. BowLEs of Cabot is clerk in the
dry goods store of l.. p. Gleason & Co.
f. w. MORSE aud wife are sojourning this
week at the farmhouse of n. g. Tabor.
DR.. o. NJ. RICE of Chelsea is assisting in
the Office of DIR. X. Longiellow Cleaves.
A. o. CUMMINs was quite i'll last week
and unable to attend to his duties as juror.
JERRY SULLIVAN of Barre street is seri-
ously ill from the effects of hemorrhage.
CHARLES f. LOWE is to move to one of
the Huntington tenements on Cedar street.
MANAGER G. NJ. FOSTER of the Kelley In
stitute was in Rutland last Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mrs. CHARLES SHRINER of Boston is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Blanchard, her
parents.
PRESIDENT H. N. TAPlIN of the Vermont
Mutual was in Burlington on business on
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. E. BLISS and daughters returned
to Montpelier last evening, intending to re-
main here.
MISS MARY FREEMAN has resigned her
position as teacher at Haverhill, N. H., and
is at home.
E, E. BLISS, formerly of Montpelier, now
living at st. AlbanS, is soon to move to
to Northfield
THE Bethany Topic Club met with j.
Edward Bailey, Tuesday evening, and dis
cussed Music
MRS CHAUNCEY Hunt, mother of Doctors
G.. n. and G.. E. Hunt, is dangerously i'll at
her home in Worcester
A SUPPLY of one, two, three, four and
five dollar Columbian stamps have been re-
csived at the post-offoe.
The Ladies' Guild of Christ Church is to
meet with Mrs. l., p. Gleason on Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock.
JAMES e. French. United States collector
of internal revenue, visited the maple-sugar
testing station on Tuesday.
THERE were one hundred births, one hun
dred and twelve deaths and tifty-tive mar
riages in Montpelier in 1892.
TUE Non-partisan Woman,s Christian
Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. D..
l.. Fuller this afternoon at half past two.
REV. q w GA11AcuER il exnected home
from his western trim this week He will
oi1cate at Bethany church next Sunday.
DANIEL AHERN and daughter of White
River Junction we're in town last Friday to
attend the funeral of Mrs Peter Hernon.
EX-GoyERNoR S. e. PINGREE. Alfred
e. Watson of Hartford and CONGRESSMAN
w w
day.
MRs. G.. A. HARVARD is 10 move from the
Hiram Atkins house on Elm street. She
has rented a tenement on East Liberty
street.
Mr.. AND NRs. q. G. BARRoN and daugh.
ter Maud left for Chicago last Thursday
eveninp. where thew are 70 remain several
months,
The Guantanamo class will meet with
Mrs A. C. blanchard, No. 10 Elm street.
next FRIDAY afternoon at a nuarter mast two
| O'clock
Ntse E,op. CruutNs 10 IN celehrate the
a;rThtnan,h 60 i,,arsarw ~ har hirthdav hv
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. .he y" "inooskl river peio" D., 70 !;
lioh 10 ca'ch Ihe oo"S ol hoppie peS' II 1t
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NJ H. bofDBs, ESQ OF West randolph
was III toWh on Iuesaay, preparing th'
ceieorateu Iunorldge world = falr case lo
'Do S"pi'ino oouiV
Major j Il. ELDER, the accommodating
porter AT the Exchange Hotel, received no
tice last Saturday that his pension clam