The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-07
Montpelier aud Vicinity,

II. G. Cotton is ill, threatened with pneu-
mona.
DIR. AND Mrs. c. e. CHANDLER are visiting
IL New YOfk.
The Vermont Fish and Game Club meets
here November 10
NEw mail boxes have been placed on
few rect corners.
MRs. = q. SEtGAR, wife Of the gentlema
ffom Addison, Is in Town.
THE foot hall season at the Vermont
Method 81 Seminary IN ended.
CLAEENcE LFAsE has finished his labors
vi II the FIsi National Bank.
THERE were five Wednesdays in October,
aud rain fell ON each one OF them.
w b HNKLEY tended the funeral OF
a. G, Clark NJ Derby on Monday.
THE oyster supper al Bethany Church on
Friday evening Was well attended.
Mrs T. S. BRoPHY will be at home
| Thursday n, eruODn to receive calls
MRs NORM N SKAvER accompanied her
husband to Mon prlrr q saturday.
w. RAATuN BALDWIN Of New York is the
guest of Mr. and Mts &. ii. Baldwin.
SEvERAL Young ladies' Of Barre are study
ing shorthand al the Methodist Seminary.
THE Krrlpy League furnished entertain
menis A. Capital II al tive nights last week.
PRESIDENT CLKvELAND has appointed
Thursday, November 20 Thanksgiving Day.
OvER two hundred came by special train
from Barre, Sunday evening, TO hear Bishop
Hall.
Miss ELIZABETH SWEPT, the veteran
tea uer at The Union school, is among the
sick.
THE steam roller was taken TO Barre on
Friday, where it will be used on the
street.
nj oIo IT
afternoon with Mrs. u. #. Clark on Loomis
street.
HARRY SHURTLRFF has charge OF one of
the military COMPANIES at the University of
Veim mt.
THE supreme court adjourned Friday un-
til Tuesday, Nov. 81, the day Of rendering
de csions.
THE supreme court judges have reap.
poiuItd Charles A. Pro uty of Newport as
court reporter
POLES for the lon ,-distance telephone be.
tween Montpelier and Burlington are being
put in position.
THE meeting of the Vermont Fish and
Game league, November 10, promises to be
All interesting event.
A MEETING Of all The Vermont probate
| iu igrs is 10 he held here ON Thursday for
mutual n,ulta ion.
| THE annual meeting of the Vermont
| Stale Grange will lr held at Monisyille,
! ID cemher u, 13 aud IA
THERE is d NOV, inenr making to organize
a new Vermont High School base ball
| league for n, x \, asou.
A sERIrs uf lectures has heen arranged
! for IT Uniuu Schuul, 10 be given after the
! Thank giving vacation.
The exli irion by the deaf and dumb
students will be ven in represent atives'
hail on Thursday afternoon.
The fur coat 10 be voted for at the CAtho-
! lie fair next week j. ON exhibition in A. ID.
Farwtll's show window.
| The subur han train over the Montpelier
! and Wells River railroad is again running
it, regular passenger and baggage cars.
AN exc llent likeness of the late ID. r.
! Sorlwrll, with sketch of lis life, las been
issued for distribution among friends.
MARIN l.. HAMBLET Of Lowell, Mass,
! formerly of this county, has been chosen a
member OF the Vermont Historical Society.
The ladies of Washington county h we
a regularly. .OrgauiZed movement for secur.
| ing signers for the woman suffrage petitions.
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union will meet Thu sday AFTERNOON at
| half past wo o'clock with Mrs. 9. q. Dud.
ley.
WORDSWORTH HovEy of East Hardwick.
a mrmh-r Oi The house Of representatives in
| 1904, Win MIS-. HoNty, Las been Wishing IN
| town.
RT. REV. ARTHUR G. A. HALL, bishop OF
| Veinunt, will b. the guest of Mr.. al d Mrs
HUraiio n. Taplin during Lis visitation at
Montpelier.
Mrs WILLIAM RRpFIELD. who has been
the guest ot Mrs. I. R-dtield few
weeks, has gone to Cdmbridgepor Mass,
for The winter.
UoN W p. DuJIxaHAm ia one of the at.
torneys for tile DC i ioners for a chang, of
| the boundary line between Rutland Town
ana h"'iahd Guy
WASHINGTON county is again in the lead
| Two bills we're introduced the same day IL
incorporate Two OF her towns into cities,
Barre and Mon pelier.
REV. JOEL METCALF OF Burlington de-
livered All interesting sermon at the Chur h
OF the Messiah on inday in exchange with
Rev. j Edward Wright.
THE Judges of the supreme court will as
senble at two M, Tuesday, November 27
| 10 reud r decisions on cases heard at the
P'o'on' .o'n III Vi oo"'''
The first .ssion OF the United States
court ever held in Montpelier will open in
the government building on Tuesday, De-
cember A, with Hoyt IL. Wheeler as Judge
SEVEN new members were taken into The