The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-04-04
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
PLAIN FACTS TOLD IN SUCCINCT
P1RIGR4PHS.


HARRY A. sLADE visited in Rutland last
week
G. s. WHITTIER has been appointed truant
officer.
Mrs. V. V, VAUGHAN is very i'll with
pleurisy.
JAMES T. SAB1N was at St. Albans over
last Sunday.
Miss EVELYN LEASE has returned from
Northampton, Mass.
THE net proceeds of Mrs Clusters lecture
are in excess of S125.
Mrs. f. w. MORSE returned from Boston
last Saturday evening.
Hon. II. w. LYFoRD of Warren was in
town the first of the week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. G. STONE visited in
Nashua, N. H., last week.
MRS WILLIS BLANCHARD gave whist
party last Saturday evening.
REV. H A. SPENCER preached at Trinity
Church last Sunday evening.
The May term of the supreme court will
convene at Montpelier, May g.
GENERAL T. j. BoYNToN of Boston was in
town last Friday and Saturday.
ST. MIcHAEL's School reopened last
Monday after the Easter vacation.
Miss MARY POLAND is at home from
Smith College, Northampton, Mass.
MISS MARY PHINNEY has been in town
from Rutland for the past few days.
CAPTAIN Horace FRENCH of West Leb-
anon, N. H., was in town last Friday.
w. l. COOPER, clerk at Hotel Chittenden,
Burlington, was in town last Monday.
ROBERT PRENTIss CONNIE need his labors
with Homer Fits, Barre last Monday.
Mrs. IDA RICHARDSON of st. Paul, Mimi,
is visiting Mrs. j. X. Tobey, her mother.
CHARLES B. GALL1soN cut an ugly cash
in his right foot last week while chopping.
MISS GERTRUDE DREW is visiting Mrs. G.
w Learned, her sister, in Jersey City, n j.
FRANK w. FUTILE, ESQ, Of Vergennes
visited John l.. Tuttle, his father, last week.
w. I. JONES, local manager of the Rutland
Kelley Institute, was in town last Monday.
JOEL FOSTER was at Newport n. H., last
week, surveying for proposed water-works.
ARTHUR STRATroN went to Burlington
last week to work in Burnham's Art Store.
JOSEPH NEwHALL, living on Berlin side,
is seriously i'll with hemorrhage of the
kidneys.
Mr.. AND Mrs. f. l.. EATON entertained
the Unitarian whist club last Thursday
evening.
F. w. BANCROFT gave his "Irish Songs
and Song Writers " at Milton last Friday
evening.
Bethany Missionary Society next Friday
afternoon.
REV. w. II. JACKSON is at present con-
Quoting a series of revival services in Brook
lyn, n. Y.
THOMAS GIsBoRNE returned from England
last week, where he has been visiting his
aged mother.
Mrs. S. l.. HOWE gives a reception to a
large number of her lady friends on Thurs
day afternoon.
MR.. AND Mrs. o. G. BARRON arrived from
California last Thursday and will remain in
town for a week.
MRS e. p. WALTON went to Cambridge
port, Mass, last Monday morning to visit
Mrs. Mary Dewey.
LUTHER HAYWARD was, last week,
granted pension of $50 per month, with
arrearages of S 500.
N. 9. TABOR and wife were in Burlington
last week TO attend the funeral of daugh-
ter of Joseph T. Beach.
MIR AND Mrs. ARTHUR LANE have moved
to the house on Barre street recently va
Gated by ID. w. Temple.
j. EDWARD BAILEY returned from Boston
last Monday. The ArguS was little pre-
vious as to " Ned's" arrival.
The ladies of Bethany Reading Club will
meet with Mrs. O. III. Shpman next Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock.
Miss MAUD NEWTON returned to Georgia
last week after spending several months
with Mrs. G, X. Ditty, her sister.
Miss MARY RHINEHART entertained the
members of her Sunday school class at an
Easter party last Friday afternoon.
THREE candidates received the degree oi
! Knight Templar at the meeting of Mount
/ Sinai Commandery, held last Friday even
! ing.
COMMENCING April l. the meat markets
close at seven O'Clock on Wednesday even
ings and at six o'clock on Thursday even
| ings.
MRS. BERTHA ODER MILLER sang in Chris
| Church choir last Sunday in place of Miss
Agnes M. Dooley, who is taking needed
| rest.
GEORGE REMIcK of Calais fell in faint
ing fit while on the street Tuesday after
noon. He was cared for at the Union
| House.
A LARGE number of students at the sem
mary visited the sugar orchard OF Clarence
Dodge last Monday and were royalty enter
tanned.
THE Methodist ladies will hold " Pi ;
social in their parlors next Monday evening
A literary and musical programme will b'
rendered.
HARRY SHURTLEFF accompanied Mis-
Maud, his sister, and Miss Emily Warne
10 Laseil seminary, AuDurhuale, Mass.
last Wednesday.
THE silver anniversary of the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society will be helC
next Saturday with Mrs. W. o. Chapman
on st. Paul street.
GEORGE e. WHITE and W. E Duff
played with the Sherman Orchestra at Rut
land last Wednesday evening at the Knight
Templar assembly.
FREEMAN BUTTERFLY was severel,
burned on the left hand and wrist, Wednes
day, by the ignition of some liquid stow
polish he was using.
FOLLOWING long-estabished custom
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Tabor will entertain tn
members of the "Old Wheel" 4" and thei
friends on Fast Day.
MRS. JEROME LELAND and Rev. G.. O
Webster entertained the members of TIL
Baptist Sunday school last Monday even
ing with sugar party.
LOUIS j. HATHAWAY officiated very aC
ceptably as organist at the Church Of tn
Messiah last Sunday in the absence O
Professor ID. s. Blanpied
"HEEEAN Bowers was arrested il
Barre last Monday for intoxication, and wa
sent from there to the house of correction a
Rutland on Tuesday morning.
HARVEY W. BRowN, the postman, ha