The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-14
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
COLONEL II. l.. EATON is in Boston.

order.
TUE Methodist Seminary closes Novem-
| Der %.
o. NJ. FISHER was at home from Boston
! over Sunday
II. C. GLEASON was in New York, Friday
and Saturday.
/ EXAMINATIONS are to be held at he Union
School this week
THERE will be another transit of Mercury
! November II, 1907.
ROME G. BROWN from Minneapolis Mimi,
lrrived in town on Monday.
2. II. NEWTON has been repairing his
dental parlors on State street.
IT is probable that many changes Of dep
uty sheriffs will soon he made.
IT is claimed that $4,000 people must
have voted n the state flower question.
The list OF speakers for the Union School
lecture course includes all the lOcal'clergy-
! men,
NoTARrEs PUBLIC should remember that
Jh ir present commissions expire Decem-
her I.
A. w. SPAULDING was released from his
long term at the house Of correction on
! Thursday.
SHERIFF COLLINS and Assistant Judge
Hoyt assume their duties three weeks from
Saturday.
MILO SULLowAY will be taken to the
house of correction to serve a sentence for
intoSication.
PROFESSOR j. w. BURGESS is making i'm
provements on the walks and driveways at
his gro luds.
THE marriage of John F.Goodenough and
Miss Margaret A. Phillips is booked for
Thanksgiving Day.
The meeting of the Fish and Game
League, booked for November 10, has been
changed to November %.
MILES STANDIsH has decided not to go to
the West, and will be member of the "
M. s. ball team next season.
REV. EDWARD HAYES, Rev. P. NJ. Snyder,
G. II, Smalley and j. b. Scully are the
Burlington visitors in town.
EFFORTS are to be made to reorganize the
Vermont High School baseball league, with
few changes in the membership.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs Staples on Barre street, Friday after
noon. Take the /: 90 suburban train.
The ladies OF the Bethany Reading Club
will meet with Mrs George Atkins on Tues
day afternoon, Nov 20, at two o'clock.
TWENTY SEVEN Vermont post Offices
none IN Washington county-have been
! robbed by burgl ars during the past year.
THE Ladies' Reading Club of Christ
! Church will meet with Mrs. f. W Thomp-
son on State street next Monday evening.
THE travel between MONTPELIER aud Barre
so far this month has been very heavy on
| both railroads, two cars often being filed.
THE uon-partisan Woman's Christian
! Temperance Union will meet Wednesday
afternoon at three O'Clock at Mrs d. L..
Fuller's.
JOHN t. RIcH who has just been re-
elected governor Of Michigan, is native
Vermonter and was once well known in
Montpelier.
Two weeks to Thanksgiving. Republi-
cans will enjoy the turkey this year. 1t is
to be hoped democrats will find their dish
of crow palatahle
ONE cause for thanksgiving not enumer-
ated by Governor Woodbury. in his prcca-
nation is that the football season on Semi.
nary Hill is closed
THE position which Colonel f. L. Eaton
has accepted At Sioux City, Ia, is secretary
and general mana 1er OF the Credit Com.
mutation Company.
REV. howard +. HILL, for many years
rector OF Christ Church, ha been elected a
representative to the New Hampshire legis-
lature from Concord.
THE funeral of Rose Marshall who died
in Boston, was he at St. Augustine's
| Church on Thursday, and the interment
was in the Catholic cemetery.
LIQUOR dealers in Washington county are
finding that the way is rough, 1895 being
imposed on violators of the prohibitory law
in county court on Saturday.
REV j. f. WRIGHT has an appointment
% preach in the Morse school-house, East
Montpelier, next Sunday at 2: 10 P, NJ. Sub
ject "Think of Good Things"
A MEETING of the captains of the Vermont
cantons Of the Patriarchs Militant is soon &c
be held here to elect a state council. There
are eleven cantons in the state.
The delegates to the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Convention at Keene
Noven Der %, "a and % from the seminary
are j. E. Downey and S. l.. Putnam.
JANIS ONEL has deposited $50 in the
Montpelier National Bank to wrestle Cor
Ragan of ST. Albans. If the challenge l,
accepted, the affair will take place at Mont
pelier.
IT is suggested that as all the states have
selected a state flower, the milliners shoul,
place one on each hat so that one can tell a
glance to what commonwealth woman
belongs.
The marriage of w. A, Lord, Esq anC
Miss Mabel L. Newcomb occ lrred last Sat
enue. Rev. DR.. Norman Seaver was th
Off 'iating Clergyman.
The Central Vermont railroad will run q
poultry train to Boston, November 90. Tn,
, car will leave Willamstown, November %
, by train No. II, and also from Barre AM
Montpelier the same day.
HARRY SLADE has been appointed a mem
ber Of the executi ye committee, II. j. Dwi
nell of the trade committee, and G.. b. Cor
ley Of the legislative committee, of the Yer
mo mt Pharmaceutical Association.
A AssIsTANT JUDGE LANCE and Sheriff K
w. Howe complete their term of office dur
+ ing the present month Both have beer
| efficient officers, and will retire from offic
. with the respect of all good citizens.
: THE business at county court moves I
r rapid order when Judge Munson is on tn
bench if Friday and Saturday are samples
, The amount OF work done on Friday an,
/ Saturday is seldom tqualed in county conrt
+ A MEETING will be held in Bethany chape
o on Thursday evening for the purpose of eN
d tending a call to Rev. DR. Norman Seaver
q Invitations have been extended to all mem
bers of the church and society, so far a
4 they are known.
: REV. j. Il. WRIGHT is to continue iron
= time time in the Church of the Mess al
/ his "reminiscences of foreign travel Mex
o Sunday evening he will present some illus
. trait ms Of the ways in which /" the whirl
l. gig OF time brings in its revenges,"
a WEBSTER HALL & TAPLIN have leased tn
o Reed block on Main street and will haV