The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
RIPPLES ON THE SURFACE or THE
LOCIL U1TERS.

week at Burlington, may be found on the
third page
w. f. WATERMAN is i'll with lung fever
GEORGE e. TAPLIN was in Boston last
week.
II. S. boutwell, was confined to the house
last week with the grip.
GEORGE w. SARGENT is confined to the
house with rheumatism.
Mrs GRACE CUSHING is in Lancaster, n,
H., caring for sick sister.
DAVID MARVIN and wife of Ticonderoga,
n. Y, were in town last Thursday.
JOSEPH PERKINS has sold his grocery store
on Berlin side to Charles Kneeland
Mrs S. d. EsTABRooK of Hardwick is
visiting Mrs. j. f. DuttOn, her sister.
JOHN MAGEsTER has moved to the house
recently vacated by Oughtney Jangraw.
EDWARD B RHINEHART returned last week
to Seymour Institute, Pine Plains, n Y.
5. T. MOVES has been confined to the
house for the past ten days with the grip.
THE Chautauqua class will meet next Fri
day afternoon with Mrs George Brainerd.
Mrs. f. |. PITK1N went to Boston last
Sunday night, returning Tuesday morning.
WESLEY f. LAIRD has moved from the
Langdon and Cory block to the Montpelier
House.
MRS j. f. WATERMAN was i'll with the
grip several days last week. but is con-
valescent.
j. ID. BROWN the New York horse buyer,
is in town picking up another carload Of
fast-steppers.
MERRITT STONE of East Berkshire was in
town last Wednesday to attend the funeral
! of John L. Flanders.
| Miss BESSIE CARY, of the Methodist Sem
| mary, is attending the musical festival this
week at Littleton, n, H.
The ladies of Bethany Reading Club will
meet with Mrs. S. G. Shurtleff next Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock.
A SERIES of whist parties was given last
week by Mrs. j. Edward Wright at her
home on Baldwin street.
OFFICER HUNT took Sydney w. Renslow
and William j, Lamb to the house of correc-
tion at Rutland last Monday.
MRS, II. n. TAPIIN went to Providence,
II. l., last Friday night, where she is the
guest of Mrs II. |. Cushman.
Mrs. w. A. BRIGGS goes to Littleton, n
H., this morning to attend the musical con
vention now in progress there.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows meets al
Newport in May, instead of Burlington, as
inadvertently stated last week.
The Ladies' Reading Club of Christ churcl
will give reception at Mrs. L. F. Gleason's
on Tuesday evening, January %.
W
send coops of fowls to the poultry show, tC
be held next week at Hartford, Conn.
ALDEN BARKER and Miss Cordela Cor
mier were married on Tuesday morning 10y
Rev. w. j, O'Sulllvan at his residence.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. MOORE of Shorehan
visited Charles f. Moore, of the Montpelier
Hardware Company, their son, last week.
THE issue of the Golden NelOS of Januar,
10 contains an excellent portrait of Man
~ If tI,n II al VnO itttta
STANLEY SLAYToN took the place of Mis-
Jennie Goodnoe in the Berlin street schoo
during her temporary absence last week.
Mrs. C. DEF. BANCROFT and her son an,
daughter, George Colby and wife, Jame
Cullin, and William Noyes are ill with th
grip.
j. w. MOONEY and Miss Mary Ryan wer,
married at st. Augustine's church las
Wednesday morning by Rev. w. j. o Sui
livan.
GEORGE SEARS proprietor of the ranch il
Seinas' block, has made himself scarce TO
fear of offended justice, and the place
closed.
Mrs. ELSIE NJ. BRUCE returned to New
York last Monday noon, after an EXTENDED
visit with Lawson G. Cummings, he
brother.
II. ID. GATES arrived from Chicago las
Monday evening with a carload of fin
II
Putneys stables
Miss Lucy j. BRADSHAW and Miss Luc
Hutchins, her niece, expect to leave mex
! Monday for New Orleans, where they are t
) remain until spring.
! Miss BESSIE BRUCE, who has been wit
Mrs, Freeman Hayden, her sister, for som
time, has gone to her home in Moretown fo
a stay of three weeks.
FRANK DAY and Miss Nina F. Babcock O
nnrH IN hn lad !.
I, morning at the residence of j. V. Babcoc
: on East Liberty street.
The Ladies' Guild of Christ church wi
meet with Mrs |. G. Vail, at the Riversid,
on Thursday afternoon at two o'clock .
: good attendance is desired.
, ANOTHER enjoyable ladies' night occurre
last Monday night at the rooms of the Apoll
Club. President Wood did the honors
the occasion with dignity and grace.
e DISTRICT DEPUTY w. A. TAYLOR and l
e i. Sanders go to Waitsield this afternoo
I to attend the public installation of the o
Y tcers of Valley lodge of Odd Fellows
; THE fifth anniversary of the marriage {
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley C. Taplin was Gel
+ brated last evening with a supper at ii
!. home of II. G. Webster on Elm street.
= The employees Of the Lane Manufacture
: Company held an enjoyable dance at ii
Pavilion last Friday evening. The Mon
= pelier Orchestra supplied motive power
d Hon. FRANCIS BATCHELDER of Everett
n Mass, proprietor of the Capital Creamer
h and f. 5. Snyder, his business partner
u Boston, were in Montpelier last Friday.
d Mr.. AND Mrs. JOSEPH END OF Sheboyga
IS Wis, were at the Pavilion, last week,
4 their bridal trip Mrs. End is pleasant
h remembered as Miss Belle Mead, former
3 of Montpelier.
% The Excelsior Granite Company,
which S. L. Staples is manager and o.
Copeland treasurer, is said to be financial
embarrassed, and report says is to go in
n a receivers hands.
-s The local Epworth League has fitted [
70 the small vestry in Trinity church in We
lS attractive style for its use. New furnitu
10 and carpets have been put in, and the wal
~ adorned with pictures.
ss The Capital Creamery paid its patro
ne twenty-five and one-fourth cents per pour
lt for December butter and allowed them I
N surplus-a remarkably good record for d
A first months BUSH ess.
Y The elective officers for the year ensuil
re in Ivy Rebekah lodge are these: Mob
Grand, Mrs. S. w Corse; vice grand, Nj
ID. l., Sanders; II, s., Mrs, Edward Bake
>, treasurer, ID. w, Dudley.
,a Weston & SMITH have lust COmDleted