The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-04-25
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
A NEWSY MIRROR or LOCAL LIFE
IND DOINGS.

eNeuluBs
ID. ID. DAVIS expects to move to st. Albans
this week.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, SR., is quite Sc
riously i'll.
Q. p. PITKIN went to Boston, Tuesday, on
THE venerable Mrs. Wooster Sprague is
i'll with the grip.
Mrs. i. w. SHEDD is visiting at her old
home in Gorham, Maine.
Mrs. ARTHUR BAILEY of Berlin is recov-
ering from a severe illness.
Miss NELLIE KELLEHER is clerk in the
book store of G.. w. Wilder.
G. H. HEAToN was confined to the house
last week with severe cold.
Mrs. w. S. SHANNON of Manchester, N. H.,
is visiting Mrs. e. E. Towner.
A COLUMN of general news may be found
this week on the seventh page.
j. w. HOBART and j. NJ. Foss of st. AL
bans were at the Pavilion last Friday.
CHAUNcEY TEMPLE and wife of St. AL
bans were at the Exchange last Monday.
MRS. e. p. WALTON returned from Cam
bridgeport, Mass, last Saturday evening.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs. George n. Gourley next Friday after
noon.
PAUL s. DILLINGHAM is the happy recip-
lent of an Indian pony from friend in the
| West.
Mrs. KATE BARNUM and daughter of ST.
| Albaus were guests of Mrs. +. Il. Stevens
last week.
COLONEL Il. NJ. MANsUR of Island Pond
was in town last week looking after his po-
| litical fences.
JAMES w. BROCK attended the meeting of
! the republican state committee at Burling-
! ton last week.
ABBIE HARVEY is still confined to the
house from injuries received last January
while skating.
MRS. X. H. WHITTIER returned from Bos-
ton, last week, where she has been for
several months
Mrs. j. II. GEORGE of Orange, N. j. is
caring for Mrs. f. w. Morse her mother, at
Hotel Kempton.
EDWARD f. SMITH of the South Royalton
branch of the Capital creamery was in
town on Tuesday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. II. X FIELD left for New
York last Saturday en- route to their home
in Alameda, Cal.
SHERIFF HOWE escorted George Butter
fly to the house of correction at Rutland
last Thursday morning
Miss GERTRUDE MEINECKE went to New
York last Thursday morning, expecting to
be absent about week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ORRIN DALEY arrived home
| ldSJ w tNbuluR, dlIcI ultll Stdy VI
several months in Florida.
The exterior of the ancient structure on
State street, known as Ellis block, is re-
ceiving fresh coat of paint.
MISSES MAY AND MATTE SHAW have re-
turned to their home in Waterbury after
spending the winter in Montpelier.
S. w. CoRsE is at Johnson this week,
photographng the members of the gradu-
ating class at the State Normal School.
PATRICK Tally has finished work for DR.
c. E. Chandler, and is learning the stone
cutters trade with Lynch & Mcmahon.
A SON was born last Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Carey, and daughter the
same day to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Lull
MAJOR j. II. GoULDING of Brattleboro
secretary of civil and military affairs, and
Captain II. Z. Tutherly were in town las
Thursday.
THE class of '96, U. V. NJ, will play the
V. NJ. S. nine on Seminary campus mex
Saturday afternoon Game called at hal
past three.
WILLIAM E. PETERSON and Miss Mary
Casey were married at St. Augustine's
church on Tuesday morning by Rev. w j
O'Sullivan.
JAMES r. LANGDoN is at Fairhaven thi
. week to witness the tests in lighting tina
village by water power recently put in b.
J Mr.. Langdon.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Keele.
League will meet with Mrs. d. l.. Fuller
this afternoon at four o'clock. A full
attendance is requested.
THE Daughters of Rebekah held an en-
joyable social last Thursday evening will
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. McGorrie at thei
; home on Hillside street.
THERE will be a practice game of base
, ball between the Montpelier High Schoo
and V. NJ. S. mines this afternoon at fou
o'clock. Admission free.
( JOEL FOSTER went to Manchester las
r Monday, expecting to be absent about
r week. He is surveying for an extensiv
system of water works there.
FRANK E. SMITH, Collins Blakely and
+ e. Towner go to Rutland to-day to atten
! the meetings of the grand lodge of the New
? England Order of Protection.
5 OVER $1,000 was contributed towards til
h. floating debt of the Vermont Methods
: Seminary at the session of the conferenc
4 at Bradford last Saturday morning.
HENRY, son of Israel Gilmot of Berlr
: died last Monday of typhoid fever. Th
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon, Rev
. W. r. Davenport of Barre officiating.
. II. II. ScRIBNER is the guest of Gran
Master Farrar at Rutland this week, an
. will attend the dedication of the new Cd
/ Fellows temple at Bennington on THURSDAY
g A DELEGATION from the Brotherhood {
: Locomotive Engineers Oh oJ. Adams a
$ tended the funeral of John Sweeney at S
J. Augustines church last Wednesday morl
= ing.
' INTELLIGENCE has been received of tn
t death, at Riverside, Cal. of Mr.. Sweeney
9 who married Bridget O'Neil of Montpelie
Il The latter is to return to Montpelier to n
o side.
; REV. d. E. MILLER, former populs
u pastor of Trinity church, now member {
the New Hampshire Conference, has bee
= stationed at Amesbury, Mass, for the ei
$ suing year.
. REV j. EDWARD WRIGHT wishes to deft
> the appointment for his next meeting at I'll
: Morse school house one week. Therefor
he may be expected to preach there on SUI
! day, May g. instead of April 80.
y REV. PATRICK HoULIHAN of Ludlow wa
= the guest of Rev. W. j. OSullivan las
!. Thursday and Friday. He visited Edwar
y Houlhan, his brother, who has been ser
ously i'll with typhoid pneumonia.
To DAY is the last day of grace for return
: ing inventories to the listers. Any tal
y payer, who has had an inventory presente
! to him, and has not handed it in, must NJ
,, blame the listers if, after to-day, his list
. doubled.