The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-03-07
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
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ously i'll with pneumonia
DELL l.. SANDERS visited his parents at
Morrisville over last Sunday.
PETER LEVINE, hoster at the Exchange
stables, is i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs Cook, living on lower State street,
is quite low with consumption.
THE infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George c. Alber died last Monday of con-
vulsiOns.
COMMENCING this evening, the fire alarm
test will be sounded at six o'clOck, instead
of at five.
Mrs. MERTON WELLS and daughter of
Cabot were guests of Mrs. IL. G. Cotton
last week.
WILLIAM G. PFAFF of Boston, a noted mu-
scan, was at the Exchange several days
last week.
THE familiar face of j. H. Burpee of Bos-
ton was seen on the streets of the capital
last week.
THE Montpelier Orchestra furnished mu-
sic for the closing ball at East Montpelier
last evening.
JOHN p. ADAMS visited Charles, his
brother, at Rock Point Institute Burling-
ton, last week
THE Chautauqua class will meet Friday
afternoon. at two o'clock, with Mrs. j.
Edward Wright.
Mrs. MINNIE MARSH has moved from
Plainfield to the rooms formerly occupied
by T. j. Boynton.
THE subject of the sermon at the Church
Of the Messiah next Sunday evening is to
be The Real He'll"
JOHN L. SULLIVAN gave his troupe a
sleigh-ride to Waterbury last Sunday after
noon in the Monitor"
JAMES II. MILLS, New England freight
agent of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cific railroad, is in town.
SPECIAL revival services are to be held
in Trinity church every evening this week,
illustrated by chalk talks.
A. j. SIBLEY has been dangerously i'll
with pneumonia during the past week, but
is reported more comfortable.
ELMER CLARK has been appointed mes.
senger for the season at the sugar testing
station in the federal building
THE Young Peoples Religious Fraternity
will spend tomorrow evening socially at
Rev. j. E. Wright's residence.
JACK GARDNER has gone to Boston, where
he has position as cook for the Boston
Club at No. 4 Bosworth street.
MRS. DIR. II. T. WHITNEY of Woodstock
is in town caring for Mrs. A. l.. Clark, her
mother, who is i'll with pneumonia
w. II. LAIRD and wife of White River
Junction were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Kelton at the Exchange last week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEORGE H. Cross and
daughter Jennie of ST. Johnsbury visited
last week at the home of G. II. Cross.
J. o. OLMsTEAD, assistant superintendent
of bridges and buildings on the Central
Vermont railroad, was in town on Tues
day
AT the midweek service of the Church of
the Messiah this evening, the subject Of
Supporting the Minister " will be consid-
cred.
FRANK p. BLAIsDELL, the accommodating
messenger for the Western Union Telegraph
Company, visited last week in Massachu-
setts.
DIR. PERCY L. TEMPLEToN has been called
to New York to attend Mrs. Sarah A. Orms-
hee, who is seriously i'll at the Grand Union
Hotel.
THE ladies of Be hany Reading Club will
meet next Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock
with Miss White, at the home of Mr.. James
r. Langdon.
COLLINS BLAKELy was raised to the
thirty. second degree Scottish Rite of Ma
sonry at the consistory held last Friday at
Burlington.
Mr. AND Mrs c. Fl. STAcKPoLE will cele-
brate the twelfth anniversary of their mar
riage on Thursday at their home on Cum
mings Square.
j. A. RILEY has closed his labors as jan.
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now porter on parlor car on the Boston &
| Maine railroad.
! REMEMBER the sale by the Bethany Junior
! Christian Endeavor, advertised in the bust
ness column, Further particulars will be
! given next week.
GEORGE w. FLAGG Of Braintree, the
once famous wrestler, was in town last
Monday evening to see the John l.. Sulli
van performance.
In 10 hat D. Iae
been appointed by the East Pennsylvania
conference az pastor of the evangelical as
sociation in MONTPELIER.
MRS. G, b. HOLDEN returned last Friday
from a visit of three months with sister in
Michigan and iS stopping with Mrs. j. Eli
Goodenough, her daughter.
ANOTHER pleasant " ladies' night" oc.
Cured at the rooms of the Apollo Club last
| Friday evening, when progressive whist
was the principal amusement.
N. A. FULMER and George E. Fletcher
revenue inspectors. have arrived from New
Orleans. and will be at the sugar testing
station until the close of the season.
JUDGE HoyT II. WHEELER, of the United
States district court for Vermont, was in
supreme court last Thursday morning and
was given an honorary seat on the bench.
SEVERAL members of Vermont lodge o
Odd Fellows went to Waterbury on Tues
day evening TO witness the working of the
iuitiatory degree by their brethren of Mentor
lodge.
THE committee on the organization Of the
Young Mems Christian Association are re
quested to meet Thursday afternoon a.
three o'clock in the parlors of Trinity
church.
THE Womau's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. e, ID. Putnam
on Thursday afternoon at half past two
o'clock. Readings on department worl
will be given.
AFTER painful illness of nine weeks
Miss Jennie Sterling has 80 far recovered
as to be ableto go to Mary Fletcher Hos
pital, Burlington, for treatment, where she
went last Monday.
THE docket Of the March term OF Wash
ington county court which convenes a.
Montpelier next Tuesday, contains 39l
cases. OF these, thirty-fve are criminal
thirty-fve chancery and forty.four divorce
cases.
THE recommendations OF the state boarc
of health, and OF the board OF healtl
for the town and village of Montpelier
recently published. have resulted in
large number OF persons applying to the
health officer for vaccination.
REV. ID. j. O'SULLIvAN OF St. Albanl