The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-19
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
THE W1TCHM1N COMES UP SMIL-
ING WITH ITS NEWSY SCREED.

ELlN SEGUlN Went TO montreal laSt week.
A YOUNG child of William Keogh died
Monday.
j, II. BURPRE is soon to move his family
to Boston.
Miss EMILY LoNG Of Fairee is visiting
Miss Martha Long.
Miss MARY MACoMBER's private school
| opened last Monday.
A VALUABLE COW owned by Clarence
| Dale died last week.
MRS SIDNEY WILEY is recovering from
| her recent serious Illness.
s l.. HOWE is adding bay-window to his
| Baldwin street residence.
ID. Il. SoRTwELL and wife OF Cambridge,
Mass. are at the Pavilion.
THE will of the late George Bradshaw
contained no public bequests.
The Riverside hotel has been connected
with the telephone exchange.
HORACE Ii. SoRrBNER gave a whist party
| to few friends last evening.
REV. j. II. WEEKS went TO Boston last
Monday morning for brief visit.
Mr.. AND Mrs. FRED A. CARR were given
pound party last Thursday evening
W. r. WESTON is in the southern part of
the state this week on business trip.
REV. G. w. GALLAGHER returned from
the state Of Washington last Thursday
Mr.. AND Mrs. E. B. PIKE went to their
home at Pike Station, N. H., last Monday
LEVI JOHNSON has returned from Michi-
gan and will work at his trade as painter.
Mr.. AND Mrs. S. G. SHURrLEFF will cele-
brate their silver wedding next Friday even
ing.
The ladies of Bethany church will give
| sugar party in their vestry Thursday even
ing.
G. H. BALDWIN of Nashua, N. H., form
erly with A. G.. Stone, spent Sunday in
town.
Mrs. A, q. FAY OF Lancaster, n. H., is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Cree, her
parents.
Miss MARY MONTAGUE of South Hadley,
Mass, is visiting at the home of II. &.
Cotton.
CHARLES NJ. THOMPSON of the editorial
staff of the Youths Companion is at the
Pavilion.
Mrs. W. w. MOVES has rented the Hill
side clearinghouse and will take charge of
it to-day.
GEORGE NICHOLS was discharged from the
Wheelock bindery last Saturday for chronic
WEAKNESS.
COLLINS BLAKELY placed handsome
new soda fountain in his drugstore, last
Saturday.
MRS CLARK THOMPSON formerly of Mont
pelier, is living with the family of Rev. Ii.
f. Reynolds.
Mrs. w. H. HUNT left for Gardner, Ill.,,
last evening, to visit Mrs. L. A. Hawley,
her daughter.
FRANK JANGRAw, Arthur Campbell and
Thomas Ford are working in NJ. w. Wheel
ock's book bindery.
ALVIN j. SMITH has moved from No. %
Prospect street to the house purchased by
him on Kent street.
Ex-Governor ROSWELL FARNHAM of
Bradford and Major Homer Riggs of Mid
dlebury are in town.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs. G.. B. b. Denny next Friday afternoon
at a quarter-past two.
f. r. DAwLEY is to move to the Curtis
house on Berlin side. Fred Blake will oc-
cupy part of the house.
A. j. STONE went to Worcester, Mass.
Monday night intending to remain there if
the outlook is favorable.
LANDLORD j. A. KELToN OF the Exchange
Hotel was confined to the house with the
grip part of last week
The ST. JEAN BAPTIsTE SOCIETY held "a
largely attended sugar party in their rooms
last Wednesday evening.
REV. A. j. HoUGH has been assigned to
preach at the Congregational church at Bar
ton next Sunday morning.
MAYNARD BROWN and family left Tuesday
for Plymouth, VT, his old home, where
they are to reside in future.
JOHN V. BROOKS has begun the erection of
a new house on Baldwin street nearly oppo-
site the residence of S. l.. Howe
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Albert
III. Brown at 81 East State street.
, l.. A. CURTIS of st. Albans was in town
last week on business connected with the
settlement of his fathers estate.
,, KIrrIE FLAHERTY. Carrie Woodrow and
Olive Dillingham;, table girls at the Ex-
change Hotel, are i'll with the grip.
! Miss JESSIE WATSON was i'll last week
with measles and unable to attend to her
duties at the central telephone office.
, PETER GAUrHIER and the Dolby boys
went to Springfield, Mass, Monday night
to work at their trade as stone nasons.
( Mrs. SUSAN WHITTIER has returned from
Boston, where she spent the winter, and
has again taken rooms at Il. K. SINNERS.
= Mrs. JANE PALMER returned to her home
: in Windsor last Monday after spending the
r winter with Mrs. w. X. Weston, her sister
: Miss HENRIETTA DEWEY expects to leave
r about May / for an extended visit with
3 Mrs. E. +. Tartt, her sister, at Farnham
3 P.Q.
The Seminary Banjo and Glee Club is to
5 give concert at Barton next Friday even.
l ing, where the Vermont conference is now
in session.
MRS. WILLIAM w. ADAMS anu chllu re-
1 turned last Thursday from Granville, N. Y =.
where they have been visiting for the past
: five weeks.
JOHN EVANS and Jacob Robinson were
taken back to the house Of correction al
Rutland last Friday morning by Deputy
Z Sheriff Tuttle.
! Miss MARY EDDY gave a five o'clock tea
: in the dining hall of the Seminary boarding
house last Thursday to about twenty young
lady students
I The store of Herbert a. Chapman and
the residences of #. G. Collins and w. A
A Briggs have boen connected with the tele-
a phone exchange.
5 E. A. CHITTENDES OF St. Albans, w. w
( Walker OF Burlington ana n. l.. Boyden OF
/. Randolph, were among the visitors at the
I capital last Friday.
f. E. BENEDICT OF Rutland has been at the
Exchange Hotel since last Saturday. He is
engaged in putting new machinery into the
West Berlin creamery.
I The WArcHMAN predicts that Rev A. IL
!, | Webb of Brattleboro will be the next pastor