The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-03-28
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
NOTES CAUGHT ON THE FLY IN
SPRING WEATHER.

ROBERT PRENTIss is visiting in Burlington
this week.
W. II. HoLToN has moved to No. SO East
State street.
The children of f. d. Dewey are quite
seriously i'll.
GOVERNOR FULLER has appointed Friday,
April 6, as Fast Day.
GEORGE w. WING was in st. Albans sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. &. A. LANG is able to be out after
three-weeks illness.
Hon. JAMES L. MARTIN of Brattleboro was
in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. CUSTER is to lecture In Bennington
on Thursday evening.
ERNEST Ii. BAILEY and Will b. Turney
are in Boston this week
ELDoN LADD is travelling for the National
Life Insurance Company.
MRS. MINNIE Young is seriously i'll with
infiammatory rheumatism.
E. w. THOMPSON and family are expected
home from Florida to-day.
Miss EMILY LUCIA is at home from Dean
Academy, Franklin, Mass.
A DAUGHTER was born last Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilson.
THE Kings Daughters met with Mrs. J.
A. DeBoer last Monday evening.
Miss Lucy HUTCHINs returned to school
at Fort Edward, n. Y, last Thursday
THE members of the Eastern Star gave
sugar party last ev ening in Masonic hall.
The Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs. Ii. b. Cross next Friday afternoon.
Miss MAUD SHURTLEFF is at home on a
vacation from Lasell Seminary, Auburndale,
Mass.
The spring term at the Kindergarten will
open next Monday morning in the Relief
Corps rooms.
The meetings of Brooks Relief Corps will
in future be on the first and third Tuesdays
of each month.
e. j. WOODBURY. has sold his matched
pair of brown mares to David Quimby of
Boston for S400
OWNERS of dogs will do well to remember
that after next Saturday the tax on male
dogs will be 81.
FRED BLANCHARD, porter at the Mont
pelier House, is hgain on duty, after an i'll
ness of four weeks.
g. G. SMITH is to move his barber shop
this week from Bowman block to the Fisher
place on Main street.
FRED T. AUSTIN of Brockton, Mass, drum
major of the Montpelier Military Band, was
in town last Saturday.
THE ladies of Bethany Reading Club will
meet with Mrs. 7. j. Deavitt next Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock.
REV. j. e. WRIGHT is expected to preach
in the Morse school house, East Montpelier,
next Sunday, at 2;15 P. NJ.
Mrs. L.. w. SHEDD entertained the
Unitarian whist club at her home on State
street last Friday evening.
Miss ROSE LUCIA is to take the place in
the Union school made vacant by the resig-
nation of Miss Anna Chandler.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT officiated at the
fnn of Miua Vnulx Watt
field, last Wednesday afternoon.
j. f. CAvANAUGH, of the firm of Cava-
naugh Brothers, auctioneers, Manchester,
N. H., was in town last Monday.
The Young Peoples Fraternity of the
Church of the Messiah had a very enjoyable
Easter programme at their meeting last
Monday evening.
II. ID. GATES arrived from Chicago last
Saturday evening with two carloads OF
| western horses, which can be seen at E. L.
! Putney's stables.
| WATCHMAN office, has gone to Florence,
Mass, where he has position with the
Bryant Printing Company.
HARRY, son of w. w. Noyes, broke one
leg, last Thursday, at the United States
Clothes Pin factory, by getting his clothing
caught in revolving shaft.
EDGAR j. FUTILE, son OF John l.. Tuttle
has been promoted in the service of the
| Union Pacific railroad, and has been trans
ferred from Omaha TO Denver.
Mr.. AND Mrs. W. G. ANDREWS went tc
johnson on Tuesday to attend the golden
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
Andrews, father of the former.
MRS. G. M. FOSTER returned from New
York, last week Thursday evening, where
she has, for several weeks, been confined tC
the house with broken ankle.
MANAGER G. M. FOSTER of the Kelley In
stitute confirms the rumor that a branch OF
the Green Mountain Kelley Institute is tC
be opened In st. Johnsbury about May l.
ALL those holding tickets for Mrs. Gus
ter's lecture this evening, who have not al
ready done so, should exchange them to-day
for reserved-seat coupon tickets at Tewks.
bury's.
THE members OF Mount Sinai Temple
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, who go on
pilgrimage to Brandon next week, will
leave Montpelier at ten o'clock Tuesday
morning.
THE marriage OF Jules Lorimer, Jr, o.
New York and Ruth N, daughter Of Mr.
an Mrs, w. o SJandish, is to occur mex
Tesday evening at the home OF the bride
on Elm street.
The magnificent Kranich & Bach gran,
piano, purchased for the Union school b,
DR.. Kemp, for the committee, was placed ii
poniuion Joudy ny u T. w hJoTmdu, genera
agent for the same.
THE members of General Stephen Thoma
Camp, Sons Of Veterans, entertained Brook
Post and Brooks Relief Corps last evening
in Grand Army hall. Several felicitou
speeches were made.
MRS. CLARIssA MONTAGUE died last Satur
day OF pneumonia, aged seventy-four years
Rev. G. o. Webster ofiiciated at her funers
on Monday afternoon, and the burial wa
in the Lewis cemetery.
SPECIAL session of the Washington
county court will be held by Judge Tyler
on Thursday evening, for naturalizatio
purposes. A large delegation of candidate
from Barre is expected.
MRS WILLIS BLANCHARD gave a progres
sive whist party last Saturday evening, q
which Mrs. Charles A. Smith, 1st, made
, score OF sixty eight-the second highes
. made in town this season.
LEE G. TEwKsBURy and Mrs. Lillian M
Baker were married last Monday afternoo
: at the rooms of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Arms 8
t the Riverside. Rev. DR.. Norman Seave
, was the officiating Clergyman.
MISS MAUD SHURTLEFF gave whist part
last Saturday evening in honor OF Mis
Emily Warner of Detroit, Mich. who
spending the vacation at Lasell Seminar,
Auburndale, with Miss Shurtleff.