The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-02-14
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
THE STONY or THE WEEK JUST
PASSED.
ST VALENTINE's Day.

Mrs. G. N. ARMS is i'll with the grip.
FRANK HUNTINGTON was in Boston last
week.
MRS JOHN WOODBURY. is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs MARY DEMoRRrs is seriously i'll
with peritonitis.
MISS ALICE ROLLINS of Hinesburg visited
in town last week.
GEORGE VILEs goes to Boston this week
for a brief vacation.
ALBERT II. CUTLER is still dangerously
i'll with pneumonia.
A SON was born last Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ewing.
Mrs S. G. SHURTLEFF visited in St.
Johnsbury last week.
W. ID. EMBURy of Montgomery is stopping
in town for few weeks.
Mas. FANNIE EMERY is visiting her son
Willard in Maiden, Mass.
A DAUGHTER was born last Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Damien Mathew.
Mrs. MINNIE YOUNG is visiting this week
in Boston and Lynn Mass.
COLONEL FRED f. SMITH and II. N. Tap
lin are in Randolph on business.
Mrs. NJ. j. HALL of Lower Cabot is visit
ing g.. q. Ainsworth. her brother.
Mrs. G. G. AINswoRTH visited her mother
and sisters at Gouldsville last week.
The Montpelier Dramatic Company will
play at Sodom next Friday evening.
f. l.. GRAY and wife and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. Downing visited last week in Jericho.
The Chautauqua class will meet next
Friday afternoon with Mrs. G. b. Walton.
Miss ALICE TAFT returned last Saturday
from visit to her sister at West Medford,
Mass.
ID of ~ 11a,, ,,att Tod
Mrs. e. w. Thompson, her daughter, last
week.
LEONARD ELLIS has sold his farm in Ber-
lin to Chauncey Keyes of Moretown for
$4,000.
Miss CARRIE j. JORDAN, stenographer for
K. b. Pike at Pike Station, n. H., is in
town.
Mrs. F. H. MCCLURE is visiting in Bur-
lington. Mr.. Mcclure was there over last
Sunday.
MISSES NELLIE AND MARY TRoMBLEY are
keeping house in rooms over w. K. Terrell 8
drug store.
THE Bethany Reading Club met on Tues.
day afternoon with Mrs. q. A. Gale on
Barre street.
THREE candidates were initiated into
Vermont lodge of Odd Fellows last Wednes.
day evening.
NOEL G. LEACH, for several years with w
s Bailey of St. Albans, is clerk for H. p
Gleason * Co.
THERE will be evening prayer and lecture
at Christ Church next Friday evening at
half-past seven.
d. d. DAVIS took charge of the express
Office at Barre, last week. during the illness
of w. NJ Edison.
Mrs. o. NJ. FISHER has been seriously il
with rheumatic fever for the past ten days
but is recovering.
HENRY DEAvITT and Harry Shurtleff were
at home from the University of Vermont
over last Sunday.
SEVERAL young people from Montpelier
attended the revival meetings at Burlington
last Friday evening.
REV. |. P. BOOTH of Morrisville was il
town on Tuesday on his way to Mortified
to Offciate at wedding.
SEVERAL members of Ivy lodge, Daugh
| ters of Rebekah visited the lodge at Barr,
! last Wednesday evening.
POSTMASTER j. ELI GooDENoUGH ac
companied the granite manufacturers t.
Boston last Sunday night.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is to speak o
" Professionalism in Italy" in the Church o
| the Messiah next Sunday evening.
THE Woman's Home Missionary Societ.
connected with Trinity church will NEE
W
EIGHT young people were received int
Trinity church last Sunday morning b,
baptism, one on probation, and two b.
letter.
THE board of civil authority will meet a
the court house next Monday evening TO
the abatement of taxes, and to revise tn
check list.
THE subject of the md-week service i
the vestry of the Church of the Messiah thi
~t,l.x % n,...
Penance.'
with their guests, will celebrate the secon
Red Letter Day with Mrs. e. r. Skinner
February 20.
A DAUGHTER was born last Friday to Nj
and Mrs. Win. II. Dana, and daughter o
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. George Lawrenc,
on Berlin side.
Mr.. f. B. WoRRELL of Boston will le
ture to the bousekeepers of this town o
"Food Products" " at the opera house on I'll
afternoon of April 10.
MANAGER G. M. FOSTER OF the Keele
Institute went to Rutland last Monday, an
will visit Boston and Portland, Me-, befol
his return next Friday.
MARY, the little daughter of Napoleo
Verraneau, is seriously i'll with brain feve
Her father came up from Essex Junction
spend Sunday with her.
THE revival meetings under the directio
of Evangelist Jackson are to be continue
every evening this week at Trinity churc
commencing at half past seven.
The ladies of Bethany Reading Club M
on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. j. " Ba
cock, when the topic for selections and di
cussions was King Henry VIII"
RoLLIN AMsDEN of Windsor, Unite
States marshal, was in town last week SUI
moning jurors for United States court whiC
meets in Burlington, February %.
A WAsHINGToNIAN BALL " is to be give
} at Memorial Hall, North Calais, Thursds
evening, February %, at which the Mon
pelier orchestra will furnish music.
MASTER ARTHUR DEWEY, the mascot
the Seminary glee, banjo and. guitar clu
assisted that organization in the conce
given at Plainfield last Saturday evening.
REV. DIR. NORMAN SEAvER will take Il
his theme "The Indelible Writing"
Bethany church next Sunday morning.
the evening he will speak on Secret Love
REHEARsALs for the cantata to be give
in Seminary chapel, for the benefit OF IL
seminary baseball club are progressir
finely. A further notice will be given late
j. G. BROWN attended the meeting of ii
, Vermont Underwriters Association, he
last week in Burlington. The next meetiI
will be held at White River Junction
, April.
i