The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-05
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
MRS. MEDAD WRIGHT is ill.
Mrs. j. G. Brown has been sick.
Miss BESSIE CARY Is in New York.

JAMES M. SMITH is i'll with pneumonia.
e. w. BUGBEE has sold his milk route.
DAISY LANE was a visitor in Boston last
week.
TRUMAN gibson is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.
e. A. MUTT and wife spent last week in
Boston.
w. A. LORD and wife went to Boston on
Friday.
f. w. MORSE was sojourner in Boston
last week.
THE holiday trade bids fair to equal that
of last year,
BURTON BURKE spent Thanksgiving at
st. Johnsbury.
FIELDS new billiard parlor will be ready
about January l.
MISS NELLIE DEWEY is assisting the
Methodist choir
DR.. A. II. BIsBEE and wife went to New
York last Friday.
STORM doors, fur coats and double win
dows are in order.
The Sunday paper train is to be run
through the winter.
Mrs. E. p. WALTON is to sojouin for the
winter in the South
THE dry goods stores are to be open even
ings during December.
f. II. POWELL of Burlington was vs-
itor in town on Friday.
G. N. ARMS has moved in o the house he
bought of f. l.. Eaton.
MRS. f. L. LAIRD is the stenographer for
the United States court.
A SON was born to Mr. and Mrs G, De f.
Bancroft last Saturday.
The funeral of Royal Burnham was held
on Tuesday at Strafford
Miss ROSE LUCIA has returned from a
visit in Springfield, Mass.
GEORGE ATKINS and wife were in Boston
last Friday and Saturday.
A DAUGHTER was born to Joseph Salvani
on Berlin street, Thursday.
A. G. STONE and wife were at Claremont,
n. H., over Thanksgiving.
WILLIE wHALEN was the guest of his
parents over Thanksgiving.
THE Mystic Shrine will have banquet at
the Exchange, December a.
A DISTRICT meeting of Masons is to be
held at Barre, December 81
IT was something like family reunion
at the Exchange on Sunday.
p. 5. TEFFT of Westerly, r. l., is / l town
to set the Kellogg monument.
THE winter term of Montpelier Sem
mary will open next Tuesday.
AN oyster supper was held in the Shady
Rill district on Tuesday night.
DON'T forget the candy-pull at the Keeley
League rooms on Friday evening.
AN effort is being made to establish a
Catholic Order of Foresters here.
FRED PECK has position as assistant
janitor Of the government building.
A sTATHD conclave of Mt Zion Command
cry will be held n 9xt Friday evening
Miss CARRIE DEAvITT was at home from
the University of Vermont last week.
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Wheeler holding court at Montpelier.
THE post-office clerks enjoyed a few
hours vacation on Thanksgiving Day.
NJ. e. RICH is changing his quarters from
, the Lane block to the Exchange Hotel.
! e. K. MORSE has moved to one OF Full
! lertons tenements on Full lerton street.
THE Montpelier orchestra played at
North Calais dance on Thursday night.
MRS. w. e. TERR1LL is i'll at Underhill
where she went to spend Thanksgiving.
THE course of lectures at the Union School
is to be resumed by the local clergymen.
THE indications are that there will be a
large hui ding boom during next summer.
MANAGING EDITOR MORRIS f. ATKINS of
the argus spent Thanksgiving in New York
Two HUNDRED special Thanksgiving tick
Is were sold at the Central Vermont sta
| ton.
A DELEGATION of Montpelier people will
attend the Universalist bazaar at Barre to-
night.
A SMALL party from here atte nded the
dance at Northtield Falls last Thursd iy
night.
A DANCING SCHOOL is being conducted in
Blanchard's hall by Professor George Ell.
more.
THE amount of travel has greatly de.
| creased since last WelnesdaV on both rail
roads.
GRAND LODGE officers are to visit the 10
cal New England Order of Protection this
month.
CHARLES II. Cross was at home from
Boston to eat Thanksgiving turkey with his
parents.
The annual election of officers of Brooks
Post, G. A. r., was held on Tuesday
evening.
THE woman's AuxS!ary of the Keeley
League will hold candy-pull on Friday
evening.
A THANKSGIVING service was held at the
Church of the Messiah last Wednesday
evening.
FREE Text Books " will be discussed by
the Union School lyceum next Thursday
evening.
THE arthur Tandy' locomotive will
soon make her appearance ON the Barre
THE Montpelier and Wells River rail roat
is having a new mogul locomotive con
structed
CHARLES ADAMS and Clifton Heaton hav,
been at home from Rock Point Institute Il
eat turkey.
LEIGHTON p. SLACK of Barre was on Tues
day admitted to practice in the United
States court.
DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK POWERS ha,
been appointed an officer of the United
States court.
Miss X. K. TowSsHEND was the guest o
Miss Minnie Jackson of Rutland a portion
Of last week.
MRS. LAURA OvIATT and children hav,
been visiting the family of c. A. Burnhan
at Burlington.
NORMAN CAMPBELL, of the ComerforC
Dramatic Company, was here on Thursda.
on legal business.
GENERAL STEPHEN THOMAS CAMP, Sons o
Veterans, will elect officers on Friday even
ing, December 81
The young married peoples whist clul
were entertained by Mrs. #. A. Dwinell
Tuesday evening.
JUDGE HENRY X. START will be the mex