The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-04-11
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
TIMELY TOPICS TOLD IN TERSB
P4RAGRAPHS.

Fl. N. TApL1N was in Boston on business
last week.
JOHN S. WILKINS had valuable horse
die last week.
j. G. ENR1GHT of Windsor was in town
last Thursday.
b. b. BAILEY is clerk in the Central YER
mont freight office.
Mrs. MINNIE YOUNG is still seriously ill
with rheumatic fever.
A. w. FERRrN left last Friday for busi-
ness trip through the West.
A DAUGHTER was born last week Tuesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. o. g. Harris.
MISS MARY POLAND returns to Smith Col
lege, Northampton, Mass, to-day.
THE KINGS DAUGHTERS met last Monday
evening with Mrs |. r. Moulton
THE rite of baptism was administered at
Christ church last Sunday morning.
A SuNDAY.scHooL concert will be held at
Trinity church next Sunday evening.
JUDGE j. w. RowELL and wife of West
Randolph were at the Pavilion on Tuesday
Miss OLIVE DUMAS of Pawtucket, r. l.,
is visiting Mrs Raphael Lanier her sister
s. McG1NN, farmer for Colonel e. G.
Smith of st. Albans, was in town last Mon
day.
SEVEN new patients have been received
at the Kelley Institute within the past
week.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs. George Brainerd on Friday at two
o'clock.
REV. CHARLES r.. EAST of Northfeld is to
exchange with Rev. j. Edward Wright next
| Sunday.
MRS THERON o. BAILEY of Milwaukee,
| Wis is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John g.
Farwell.
THE Barre street whist club will meet
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow
! NJ Smith.
CHARLES f. MOORE, of the Montpelier
Hardware Company, is i'll at his home in
Shoreham
Mrs. b. f. CLARK of Groton visited AS
sistant Postmaster ID. f. Clark, her son.
on Tuesday
THE Bethany Christian Endeavor Society
will hold box sociable in the chapel Fri
day evening.
LANDLORD j. A. KELToN of the Exchange
Hotel visited his aged father at West Ran
dolph last week.
HARRY DWIGHT of St. Johnsbury has
been the guest OF DR.. II. S Boardman dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. AND MRS GEORGE w. SroRER of
Concord, n, H., were the guests of w. A.
Stowell last week
MADAME II. d. HOPKINS left on Tuesday
for visit of several weeks in St. Albans
and East Berkshire.
MRS j. B. VooDRY is visiting her daugh-
ters, Mrs. DR.. Cooley and Mrs. w. I'll. Pick
ard at Antrim, n. II.
FRANK McCLINTUM of Windsor was in
town on Tuesday, bringing with him pa
tient for the Keeley Institute.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ENos WILDER and daughter
Josie of Waitsfield were guests of Mrs. o.
II. Richardson over last Sunday.
Hon. f. A. DwINELL went to Rome, Ga
last week on business connected with the
settlement of his uncle's estate.
Mrs. G. o. WEBSTER entertained the of
ficers and teachers of the Baptist Sunday
school last Wednesday evening.
j. III. MCCORMICK, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the NqSDlk and Western
railroad, was in town on Tuesday.
A. G. Stafford of Washington, d. c., sec
retary of the interstate commerce commits
sion, was in town on business last week.
SUPPER, gotten up and served by young
men, is the attraction at the vestry of tn,
Church of the Messiah on Thursday even
ing.
LESTER II. GREEN has purchased TO
81 800 the Wilder p. Huntington house oil
State street. and is to take possession abou
: May 1.
REV, A. N. LEWIS is to address the Chau
tauqua class that meets next Friday after
noon with Mrs. George Brainerd on Liberty
street.
THE Loyal Temperance Legion meets il
the Baptist church every Sunday afternoon
at four o'clock to which old and young ar
invited,
MRS. A. o. CUMMINs gave a whist part
, on Tuesday evening, and gives another thi
evening in honor of Miss Alice Jenkins O
Stanstead, p. @.
Miss FLORA NJ. TERRILL of St. Johnsbury
r the former efficient preceptress of the Unio
! School, was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. ID.
, Kemp last week.
, ELISHA B. WoRRELL of Boston gave
7 practical talk on food products and foo
: aduteration at Blanchard opera hous
7 Tuesday afternoon.
THE ladies of Bethany Reading Club ar
!. invited to celebrate their last '' Red Lette
4 Day" with Mrs. I. j. Deavitt next Tues
3 day afternoon at two o'clock.
} ELHANAN 7. LILLEY of West Randop
!, visited Mrs. Ned Alexander, his daughter
last week. Mrs. Alexander has been st
. riously ill, but is much better.
JOHN GATES of Cherokee, Ia, arrive
from Chicago last Sunday morning with
carload of selected Iowa horses, which ca
be seen at the stables of e. l.. Putney.
!. OFFICERS Heath, Keegan and Cam
raided the place at No. 122 Main street, no.
|
a ing, but nothing of contraband natuI
= was found.
Q THIRTY members of Vermont lodge
Odd Fellows went to Plainfield last ever
ing to assist in instituting lodge there.
special train was provided for their retur
: at midnight.
. FRANK ENos of East Middlebury is I'll
o o new meat cook at the Exchange Hote
o Miss Minnie Brooks of Hartford Conn, h,
% also been recently engaged as pastry coo
:, " at that hostelry.
& TRUMAN II. BARTLETT Plainfield, offel
d for sale at auction on Wednesday, Apr
d %, on the farm recently sold by him. h
o live stock and farming implements. #,
n particulars, see posters.
k MRS LEONARD WELLS, a daughter of OF
= OF the secretaries of the Home Missional
Society, will speak at Trinity church c
Sunday, April %, when Rev. A. II. Wei
d will be absent at conference.
{, MRS. LEVI A. PERSONS was severe
d burned, last week, about the hand and ar
y with hot sugar. While carrying a sma
= kettle of sugar she slipped and fell, and IL
Is boiling sugar splashed over her
70 f. w. BANCROFT is to deliver his i" Iris
20 Songs and Song Writers" before the Ii
u dies Guild of st. Mary's church, Mort