The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-03-14
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
WHAT HAS H1PPENED DURING
THE SPRINGLIKE DAYS or
THE PAST WEEK.

WHAT HAS H1PPENED DURING
THE SPRINGLIKE DAYS OF
THE PAST WEEK.
T. S. BRoPHY was in Montreal the first OF
the week.
Mrs. B. p. YOUNG visited in Ferrisburg
last week.
Mrs. G. q. FIELD is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
A. j. SIBLEY is still dangerously i'll with
pneumonia.
MRS. ARTEMAs LAWRENCE is quite low
with consumption.
Miss ANN KANE had a hemorrhage of the
stomach last week.
h. G. BOWERS is expected home from
Scotland this week.
CAPTAIN III. G. LULL is to be Memorial
Day orator at Warren.
MR.. AND Mrs. GEORGE ATKINS are visit
ing in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
A DAUGHTER was born last Thursday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Sullivan.
MISS IDA FOLEY, clerk for II. K. Slayton.
visited in Richmond last week.
G. w. Writer'S and wife of st. Albans
were at the Pavilion last Friday.
JOHN L. STERLING has been appointed
janitor of the Apollo Club rooms.
o. M. FISHER and wife went to Boston
on Thursday noon for few days.
The Chautauqua class will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. W. o. Chapman.
f. W. MORSE returned from Boston last
week, where Mrs. Morse is at present
Miss MAMIE TRoMBLy entertained the
Kings Daughters last Monday evening.
MARTIN HENLEY has resumed his old DO
sition as clerk at the Montpelier House.
MRS. K. p. WALTON visited Miss Florence
M. Smell, her sister, at Malone, N Y, last
week.
MRS. F. A. HILLERY of Windsor visited
her mother, Mrs. ID. 2. Blanchard, last
week.
THE Ladies' Guild of Christ church
will meet this afternoon with Mrs. |. R.
Moulton.
THE Womans Home Missionary Society
will meet on Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Il. r. Rand.
MRS. F. II. MCCLURE has returned from
Burlington, where she has been visiting for
several weeks.
e. E. Ross of Middlebury was in town
last Monday. He brought patient for the
Kelley Institute.
BERT l.. TAYLOR, lately of the Manches-
ter Telegram, is now connected with the
Union Of that city.
A MEETING of the Loyal Temperance
League was held in the Baptist church last
Sunday afternoon.
e, W. THOMPSON and family left last
week for Florida, expecting to be absent
until about April l.
DOCTORS LANCE AND FIsKE have dissolved
partnership. DR.. Fiske has opened an Of
flee in Bacon block.
THE Methodist Ladies' Aid Society will
hold social at the home of c. FL. Cross
next Friday evening.
REV. W. II. JACKSON, assisted by Rev. A.
n. Webb, is holding revival meetings in
Northfield this week
MISS MINNIE HIGGISs took the place of
Miss Kate Robbins in the Union school dur
ing the latter's illness.
LADIES of the Bethany Reading Club will
meet with Mrs. NJ f. Smile next Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock.
Miss BLINN TYLER, who has been the
guest of Mrs f. K. Stevens, has returned to
her home in Albany, N. Y.
WILLIAM ARTHUR JONES has started a
weekly newspaper and job office at North
Harvey, ILL, near Chicago.
Miss JESSIE HOPKINS had charge of the
millinery store of the Misses Fisk during
their absence in New York.
Miss MARIA WHITE entertained the Beth
any Reading Club on Tuesday afternoon at
the home OF James r. Langdon.
MRS. MINNIE MARSH sang soprano in the
Church of the Messiah last Sunday in place
OF Mrs. f. |. Pitkin, who was i'll.
w. f.. VAIL assisted in the celebration of
the eightieth birthday anniversary of his
mother at Worcester last Friday.
THE winter term of Vermont Methodist
Seminary closed last Friday. The spring
term will open Monday, March 26.
MR.. AND Mrs. 9, N. ARMS have taken
fha af tha
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Shedd
A MEETING of the Non-partisan Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be held
this afternoon at Mrs. ID. l.. Fuller's.
The members Of the Eastern Star 90 to
Barre this evening to witness the exarnpli-
hcation OF the work of the new ritual.
ARTHUR STRATToN took several excellent
views of the wreck last Monday, which are
on exhibition at II. K, Slayton's store.
Miss DIcKEY will be in New York this
week studying the lat est styles in millinery
and purchasing goods for Mrs M. K Dickey.
DIR. j. w. NICHOLS made the highest
score at the whist party given by Mr.. and
hrs. Morton Marvin last Saturday evening
MRS NAPOLEON VERRENEAU and children
go 10 Essex Junction this week, where Mr.,
Verreneau is employed in the johnson
house.
n. s. WILLIS of Warren, N H., post
office inspector, visited the Montpelier Of
nee last week, but not in an official ca.
pacity.
MRS. CHARLES A. GAY of West Medford.
Mass, has been visiting for several days al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Denison Taft her
parents.
j. III. BLoDGETT Of Burlington, a chemist.
and Edgar r. Brown, bookkeeper, have
commenced their labors at the sugar test
ing station.
q. ii. PIrKIN contemplates building a
residence during the coming summer on
LOOMS street just north Of the home OF Mrs.
@. l.. Bixby.
MRS. II. b. Cross entertained the ladies'
reading club connected with the Church of
the Messiah at five o'clock tea last Mon
day afternoon.
MRS. JOSEPHINE r. POLAND has returned
from Burlington, where she has been spend.
ng several weeks with Mrs. E. Henry
Powell, her sister.
E. II. PLAIsTED was in Boston last week
Isr the purpose OF attending the grand opera
with which that city has been favored for
5he past two weeks.
AUGUSTUS SMITH OF Revere Mass. ia yis
ting Mrs. G. q. Chandler, his sister. He
was on the wrecked train last Monday
but was unhurt
The annual dancing carnival by the
young pupils OF Professor George Elmore