The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-02-07
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
ITEMS or INTEREST---PERSO
IND GENERAL.

II. G. MARBLE visited in Laconia, N. H.,
last week.
Miss HATTIE LADD goes this week to
Lancaster, N. H., to reside.
FRED, son of Joseph b. Morse has en-
tered the medical college at Burlington,
LEE BADGER has been retired from the po-
siton of attendant at the Keeley Institute.
BISHOP HALL is expected to visit Christ
church every Thursday evening during Lent
W. A. LORD, ESQ, is to speak on the
Kelley Cure at Cabot next Friday evening
f. w. BANCROFT gave his lecture on Irish
Songs and Song Writers in Barre last even
ing.
Mr.. AND Mrs. G. II. SHIPMAN returned
from Littleton, N. H., last Saturday even
ing.
VINCENT TRUDA of Nashua, N. H., visited
Prospera Truda, his brother, over last Sun
day.
Miss NELLIE KELLEHER is clerk in the
store of A. j. Howe during the closing-out
sale.
Miss GLADYS SANDERS gave a party last
Friday evening to number of her young
friends.
G. o. STRATroN is in Rutland on business
for the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
THE Chautauqua class will meet next Fri
day afternoon with Miss Lizzie Stimson on
First Avenue.
Hon. WHEELoCK G. VEAzEy was in town,
last Thursday, and visited the session of the
supreme court.
MISSES CARRIE LOWE and Nellie Billings
of Lebanon, n. H., are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Weston.
POSTMASTER G. F. WHEELER and family
of Burlington were guests of j. Il. Good
enough last Saturday.
Ar baa haap con6pad tn
the house for the past week with threat
ened attack OF the grip
THE ladies' of Bethany Reading Club will
meet with Mrs. g. A. Gale next Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock.
T. E. CALLAHAN was in Waterbury on
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his grand
father, Timothy Callahan.
NJ. d. WARREN of Cabot district deputy
grand master, visited Aurora Lodge of Ma
sons last Monday evening.
j. G. ENRIGHT, "the gentleman from
Windsor " in the legislature of 1892, was at
the Exchange on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. o. CUMMINs leaves next Saturday
for Boston and the state of Maine, expect
ing to be absent two weeks.
Mrs. d. g. CUSHING returned last even
ing from Lancaster, N H., where she has
been for the past two weeks.
Mrs. j. j. r. RANDALL returned from
Burlington last Saturday, where she has
been for the past two weeks.
Mrs. G. E. MCCRILLIs and Mrs. H. s.
Smith Of West Randolph were guests of
Miss Maud Worthen last week.
MANAGER G. M. FOSTER of the Keeley
Institute was in Rutland last week, and in
Burlington on Monday, on business.
Miss LENA SUTCLIFFE of Toronto. Ont,
was called to Montpelier, last week by the
death of Mrs A. Fl. Webb, her sister.
Mrs. d. w. TEMPLE gave whist party
last Friday evening, and Miss Kate Smith
and w. S. Smith one on Saturday evening.
THE Glee, Banjo and Guitar Club of the
Vermont Methodist Seminary will give a
concert at Plainfeld next Saturday even
! ing.
ROBERT j. BURDETTE was the guest of
Rev. G. o. Webster an old friend and col
lege classmate, during his stay in Mont
pelier.
MRS, e. w, L'HEUREUx is bookkeeper
for g. G, Pierce during the temporary alb.
sence, because of illness, of Miss Gertrude
Greeley.
TO-DAY being Ash Wednesday, there will
be services at Christ Church at half past ten
in the morning and half past ten in the
evening
THE young peoples dancing class, taught
by Professor and Mrs. George Elmore, had
public dance at the Pavilion last Monday
evening.
A RECEPTION, from two to five clock, was
! given last Thursday afternoon by Mr. and
| Mrs. j. A. DeBoer at their home, No.
! Baldwin street.
Mrs. BELLE FISHER returned last Thurs.
day to her home in Ausabe Forks, n. Y.
after visit of several weeks with Mrs.
! Stillman Chase.
MRS. G. A. LANG returned from Boston
! last Sunday morning, where she has been
since last October studying the banjo, man
1olin aud guitar.
THE Young Peoples Fraternity of the
| Church of the Messiah was pleasantly en-
tertained last Friday evening at the home OF
Fred X. Hastings
to attend meeting of the directors of the
st. Johnsbury * Lake Champlain railroad
| of which he Is treasurer.
RT. REV. BISHOP HALL Will be the guest
of Hon. Charles Dewey on Thursday. Any
| who desire TO call on the bishop can do SO
from half-past two to five p. NJ.
The social held last Thursday evening al
the home of s. w, Corse, for the benefit OF
the Daughters of Rebekah, was largely at
tended, and was delightful affair.
REV. w. j. O'SULLIvAN has been confined
to the house with the grip for several days
Because of his illness, there were no ser.
vices at st. Augustines church last Sunday
A SERIES of midweek services will bt
held in the vestry of the Church Of the Mes
siah during Lent The first is appointed
for Wednesday evening at half past seven
Subject; Religion Personal Matter"
THE first in the series of baseball game.
to bs played between the teams in the pre-
paratory schools of Vermont is scheduled
FOR Barre, April 30 between the Vernon
Methodist Seminary and Goddard Seminary
mines,
THE revival services at Trinity church
are to he continued every evening thi
week under the direction of Rev w Ii
Jackson, the evangelist. The attendance
continues good, and the interest is well sus
| tanned.
THERE are two candidates for the civ
service examination for cerkships to bt
held next Saturday forenoon in the fedora
building-Miss Mary T.. b. Abbott 0
Worcester and Charles l., Converse of Mid
dleseX.
Mrs. MILES, the aged mother of Frank c
Miles, treasurer of the Boston Safe Deposi
and Trust Company, well known in Mont
pelier, died last week at the home of he
son in BroOkline, Mass She had been al
invalid for many years,
A b. FISHER, who has, since last May
had charge of the construction of the resi-
denCe of o. Nj. Fisher, went to Worcester