The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-20
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
BUBBLES THAT FLOATED ON THE
SURFACE OF THE LOCAL
WATERS.
e. f. AVERY is seriously i'll.
THOMAS MARVIN Is in Boston.

DENIsoN DEWEY is visiting in Boston.
FRED H. PERRY is in New York on bust.
ness
g. III. BALDWIN and wife were in New
York last week.
THERON f. COTTON was in Montreal on
business last week.
Hon. ELIAS LYMAN Of Burlington was in
this city last Monday
Miss CLARA MAcoMBER is slowly recover.
ing from her recent illness.
REV. A. N, LEWIS was in New Haven,
Conn, on business last week.
MRS w. A. STowELL was confined to the
house last week with neuralgia.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN II. SENTER have been
In Boston during the past week
A DAUGHTER was born last Sunday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Ryle.
The Bethany Ladies' Reading Club met
on Tuesday with Mrs. G. A. Gale.
The Mozart Quartette sang at an enter
tAinment at Wolcott last evening.
FRANK w. FUTILE of Vergenues visited
John l.. futile, his father, last week
q. g. LEONARD of Brattleboro was the
gues last week, of DR.. A. W. Rice.
MRS G. w. ROBBINS of Athens is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Terrill.
THE gross receipts of the recent Catholic
fair were, in round numbers, SO, 300.
HEMAN HOPKINS of MONTGOMERY il the
guest of Henry ID. Hopkins and wife.
CONGREGATIONAL singing at Bethany
Church was much enjoyed last Sunday.
The Queen Esther Girls are to meet on
Thursday afternoon with Miss Eva Fuller
THE Blanpied Lyceum now meets on
Tuesday instead of on Wednesday even
ing.
REV. NORMAN SEAvER and Rev Andrew
j. Phillips Of Rutland exchanged last Su a.
day.
FRANK p. RUTHERFORD is slowly conva-
lescing from dangerous illness of typhoid
fever.
DR.. G. n. HUNT has been confined to the
house during the past week, i'll from over
work.
H. d. HOPKINS is suffering from an alb.
scess on the face, caused by a diseas ed
tooth.
GEORGE w. PARMENTER now has his ice
office in the store of G. H. Ferrin on State
street.
COLONEL G. II. JOYCE and wife of Rut-
land were guests of M. d. Fowler over last
Sunday.
IHE captists held a social at the home of
Frank Maynard, on Vine street, last Friday
evening.
Mas. W. Fl. CowELL and daughter went
to Manchester, N. H., last week, to visit
relatives.
MRS. JOSEPH YATTER was taken to Mary
Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, last week,
for treatment.
CARL GLEASON is expected home from
Amherst College this week for the Thanks.
giving vacation.
REV. AND MRS. A. II. WEBB Returned last
Saturday from Bellows Falls, where they
spent two weeks.
THE Montpelier Gun Club will hold a
shoot on Tuesday and Wednesday after.
Moons OF next week.
A SPECIAL poultry train for Boston will
be run next Friday over the MehtpeIier q
Wells River railroad.
II. d. GATES arrived from Chicago last
Monday morning with two carloads Of se-
lected western horses.
EDwAFo ByRNEs has resemed his oil po-
sition as night operator at the Central Ver-
mont Passenger station.
The Chautaudua Glass will meet next
Friday afternoon at 2t5 with Mrs George
O, Pratt, No. Baldwin street.
The Montpelier Orchestra will furnish
music for tho dance to be held at the Pa.
vilion next Wednes day evening.
THE marriage cf George W. Kibby and
Miss MAY ii. Pattee of the WsTCHMAN com.
posing force is &c occur this evening.
REV Il. B. EARLE gave an illustrated lee
ture on - Saul Receiving His Sight" at the
Baptist church, last Sunday evening.
BECAUSE Of the illness af Mrs, ". A.
Briggs and II. ID. Hopkins there was no
choir at Bethany Church last Sunday.
+. = FRED LEWIS of New Haven, Coma, was
I,es&fsR RiYerside with Rev and Mrs. "A N.
A srpup,,ye ,yents, apart of last week.
Sun iay.schooi tSaENT of Trinity Church
signed, will be elected on'1 n. Iaylor, re-
ing. suay eVeh
REv, A. n. LEWIS spoke at Christ Chu.
last sunday morning, on "Ihe Suf .rngs
and Prosecutions of Christians in Arme
MA"
D.sL. SANDERS and w. A. Taylor were in
Bethel last Wednesday evening to assist in
organizing new lodge of Odd Fellows
there.
AeooDLY number from Montpelier went
TO Barre last Wednesday evening to hear
John Il. Woolley the noted temperance
orator.
MISS HARRIE HUsE and Mrs. G. W.Porter
have. been assisting in arranging the books
at the Kellogg Hubbard Library during the
past week.
FoURINcH Berlin water pipe has been
laid from East Liberty street to the Heaton
Hospital. A hydrant will be located near
Jne hospital.
WILLARD p. WHITCoMB slipped while get.
ting our OF wagon at Randolph, last Mon
day, and received painful injury 10 his
right elbow.
GEORGE -. STRArToN was at the office of
the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany on Tuesday for the first time since his
recent illness.
FRANK II. MCCLURE has contracted to
construct a snow roller for the town OF
Greenfield. Mass, similar to the one in use
in Montpelier.
THE Woman's Home Missionary Society
connected with Trinity Church met on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. II. Webb
at the parsonage
K. L. GREENE has closed his labors in the
drugstore of l.. II Greene, and has gone 10
New York 20 work for the Binghampton Oil
Supply Company.
REV. JOSHUA GILL of Brookline, Mass,
editor OF the Chr ristidn Witness, will preach
in Berlin Hall next Wednesday at two and
seven o'clock p Nj.
Miss MAyME FLANDERS, stenographer for
the Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust
Company, visited at her home in Bradford
during the past week
The Garnet Seal Circle will meet wit
Mrs. w. y Chapm tn, st. Paul street, next