The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04
Montpelier and Vicinity.

VIII prevent the recurrence Oh these abridR-
mentS.
How does this weeks wATcHMAN strike
you?
PROFESSOR E. A. BISHOP was in Boston
last week.
Hon. JOSEPH POLAND was In Wocott last
Thursday.
pneumonia.
Claremont, N. II.
ALEXANDER COCHRAN of Groton was at
the Pavilion last Thursday.
MRs. JANE PALMER of Windsor is visiting
Mrs. w. X. Weston, her sister.
A DAUGHTER of Gustavus Gould of
Wrightsvile is sick with pneumonia.
THE pleasant face of ",iov" Bingham of
Stowe was seen on the street yesterday.
Mrs. ALFRED CLARK went to Fttchburg,
Mass, last Thursday, TO visit daughter.
GEORGE w. PARMENTEB began his annual
harvest of North Branch ice last Saturday.
GEORGE w. WILDER has been confined
to the house for several days with a severe
cold.
REV. II. f. REYNOLDS is holding series
Of holiness meetings, this week, at Williams
town.
MOSES Doom, in the employ of Weston &
Smith, visited last week at his home in
Swanton.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CHARLES NEWTON OF North
field were the guests of Charles A. Smith
last week.
w. FRANK GARRAND won't to his home
at Crown Point, N Y, last Saturday, for a
short visit.
CAPTAIN II. G. LULL is spending vaca-
tiOn Of two weeks in Massachusetts and
New Hampshire.
MBs. f. II. Brown of Lebanon, N. H.,
was the guest, last week, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Smith.
A REGULAR convocation Of King Solomon
chapter, Royal Arch Masons, will be held
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. AND Mas. NJ BRoADwELL of Nor
risonville, n. Y, were at the Pavilion sew
eral days last week
POLICEMEN Hunt AND DEMERITT at
tended the funeral of S. B. Bemis at Barre
yesterday afternoon.
BERT STEARNs has purchased of Ed Alex
ander the meat market on Main street, and
has taken possession.
+. NJ IRISH was able to he out, last Sum
day, for the fl st time since his serious ill
ness with pneumonia.
THE Chautauqua, class will meet with
Mrs. Herbert G. Gleason at the Riverside,
next Friday afternoon.
j. J, KELLEY has gone to housekeeping
in one of the houses on Hubbard street
owned by G. j. Gleason.
Mrs. JAMES T. SABIN is reported very
much improved in health during her So
journ in the Adroudacks.
The Central Vermont railroad is soon to
erect new ice.pond at the upper end of its
yard, near the Putnam shed.
Mrs. LoUELLA BUTTERFLY was called to
Plattsburgh, n. " last Saturday, by the
alarming illness of her mother.
LETTER-CARRIER JOHN MILLER Is to move
this week to the house on Elm street, owned
by William Miller, his brother
RoBBrE, son of c. A. b.. vas thrown
from a sleigh last Saturdar' anu received
serious injuries in one shoulder.
MRS E. w. THOMPSON and children are to
return this week from St. Albans, where
they have been since Thanksgiving.
DR. f. G. HOOKER of Waterbury, R.W.
d. G. NJ, made an official visit to Aurora
| lodge. f, and A, NJ Monday evening.
DIR. EDWARD MURRAY of Worcester,
Mass, is in town, called here by the death
of Mrs. Mary Murray, his grandmother.
BURNSIDE b. BAILEY has moved to the
house recently purchased by Hon. b. +.
Fiheld, corner State street and Bailey ave-
nue..
Mrs. w I. DEWEY accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur p Huntington to Atlanta,
GA, last Thursday, for the benefit of her
health.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet, Thursday afternoon, at
half-past two o'clock, with Mrs. G.. b. b.
Denny
DANIEL II. RICHARDSON of Chicago, son
of the late Roderick Richardson, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T.. Fiheld last
Sunday.
BART FITZGERALD has recovered from his
recent illness and returned on Tuesday to
his duties with the Montpelier & Wells
| River railroad.
ONE of the most valuable pieces of farm
| property in Washington county is offered
for sale hy Albert S. Sparrow in the adver'
tising columns.
THE Week of Prayer is being observed at
the Congregational, Methodist aud Baptist
churches, with meetings every evening ex-
cept Saturday.
Miss MINNIE WEIGH, who has been visit.
ing Miss Kale Donahue for several weeks
returned To her home in Cambridge, Mass,
last Thursday noon.
The widow of the late DR.. George p.
Greeley, who died recently at st. Angus.
| tine, Fla, is visiting Charles and Edward
Dewey, her brothers.
REV G. w. GALLAGHER preached SER
mon appropriate to the New Year, last Sun
day morning, and a communion service was
held at three o'clock.
THE directors of the Capital Savings Bank
anu Trust Company have declared "a semi
annual dividend of three per cent, payable
ON aud after January ..
REV G. w, GALLAGHER attended the an
nual roll call OF the Congregational church
at West Randolph, last Friday afteruoon,
and made brief address.
SIX candidates for the Baptist church in
Barre were baptized by immersion by Rev.
7, q. Abbey, their pastor, III the church at
Montpelier, last Saturday evening.
THE Bethany Topic Club held conversa-
| tional party last Thursday evening at q. Ill.
MOre's, and discussed about everything,
from the weather to metempsychosis.
The Cooperative Granite Manufacturing
aud Building Company has reuted tie store
on State street lately vacated by III. M.
Fales, and took possession last Monday.
A MEETING Of the board of directors for
the Home Tor Friendless Girls aud Women
met at Burlington, last Monday evening
aud Tuesday. Mrs. Il. NJ. Denny attended.
Miss ELIZA WILLARD, who spent part OF
her vacation from Smiths College with Mr..
aud Mrs. George ". Reed, went TO New
York last Thursday. Miss Mary, her sister,
is still abroad.