The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-09
MONTPELIER, VT, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER g. 1895.


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E. w. TgoMPsos's coal business at Mont.
pelier Is to be continued through the rest
Of the season through his agent here, Hector
Dubuc.
PROFESSOR GEORGE ELMoRE has rented
the hall in Whitcomb's new block for his
dancing school, which will be held this
winter
The Non. Partisan woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. ID.
l.. Fuller on Wednesday afternoon at half
past two.
WESLEY G. TAPLIN will lead the meeting
for young men at the rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian Association next Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. DOUGLASS ROBIN OF Barre, for
merly Miss Nellie Sloan Of Montpelier is
very i'll with consumption, and is not ex'
pected to live.
THE St. Johnsbury Academy football
team will play the Montpelier Seminary
eleven on the seminary campus next Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss MARY GILL returned last Friday
to her home in Brooklne, after spending
several months with Mrs. Frank A. Sher-
burne, her sister.
CLARENCE LOWE finished work in G. II.
Ferrin's store last week, and has take a
position in the office OF the r. @. Bowers
Granite Company.
II. d. GATES arrived from Chicago, last
Sunday morning, with another carload Of
western horses, which can be seen at the
stables Of e. l.. Putney
THE Free Baptist quarterly meeting will
be held at Shady Rill on October 10, IL and
IL. A conference will be held on Friday
afternoon at two o'clock.
DANIEL GALLIGHER, who has been en-
ployed as foreman in Wheelock's bindery
this sum mer, leaves for his home in Will
lismsburg, Penn, to-day.
MISS LIZZIE LONG, who has been spending
the summer with Miss Martha Long, leaves
for New York this morning en- route to her
home in Jacksonville, Fla.
FRANK HOWE and wife went to Brat
tleboro last Friday noon, where they were
to visit a few days before going to their
home in Greenbush, N. Y.
EDDIE BYRNEs is to take B. B. Bsiley's
place in the Central freight depot. Mr..
Byrnes was formerly night-Operator and
tick tagent at the station.
HIRAM O'DELL and wife are living at
present at the home Of W. G. Walker on
East State street. They are to have apart
ments on Barre street later.
AT Christ Church, next Sunday morning
the rector will review hia four years ser.
vice and the history of the parish. Even
ing service at seven o'clock.
The Reading Club of the Church of the
| Messiah Is lnVlUeu 10 mtbU WIFI mTS. w VI
Andrews, East Liberty street, Tuesday
afternoon, October 10, at two o'clock.
MRS. II. G. COTTON went to Brattleboro
| last week, where she will visit relatives for
a week or ten days. She was accompanied
as far as that place by her son Theron.
A NEW six-foot walk has been laid from
the upper end of First Avenue to the walk
on Seminary Hill. This improvement will
be highly appreciated by many people.
HENRY TALBOT and John Devine were
before Judge Smile, last Friday morning
charged with iutoxication. They were fined
S11.51 each, which was paid by friends.
Miss MAUD BURNS was thrown from hel
bicycle, last Sunday afternoon, while riding
between Montpelier and Barre, receiving
injuries that have since confined her to thu
house.
REV. WILLIAM W. JACKSON Of Lowell
Mass, preached on The Requirements o
True Manhood " at the school house in tn,
Jones Brook neighborhood, last Sunda,
evening.
MRS ANDREW p. KELLEY underwent al
operation, October 3, OF the removal OF a tu
NOR from her neck The operation was per
formed by Dr. A. w. Rice, assisted by DR.
Harold Fisk.
FRED CARR has closed his connection will
the Vermont Telephone and Telegraph
| Company rs electrician, and has accepted
similar position with Almon & Sargent il
Morrisville
THE m arrage Of Mr.. Burton S. Ward ant
Miss Annie l.. Evans is TO take place in th
church at Moretown on Thursday evening
October II, to which their friends are cor
daily invited
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. G. B. b. Denn,
on Thursday afternoon at half past thre
o'clock. Reports of the convention held il
Rutland will be given.
REV. DR.. NORMAN SEAvER will deliver
an address on The Constitution Of Chris
tianity at the opening meeting OF the stat
Sunday-school convention, to be held at st
Johnsbury, October 22 % and "a.
ROBERT j. CoFFEY, superintendent o
wife were in Montpelier last week attending
both the legislative reunion and the reunion
Of the Eighth Vermont Regiment.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH FISHER went t.
Hardwick on Tuesday for a visit OF q weel
or more with Mrs. G. II. Smile, thei
daughter. Mr. Fisher says he proposes u
thin out the partridges up that way.
DR.. L. G. WAKEFIELD went to Orang
last Thursday and killed glandered hors
for e. B Johnson. Mr.. johnson is danger
ously i'll with the same disease, which h
contracted while caring for the horse.
COLONEL NJ. M. PARKER of Washington
d. c., formerly Of Cambridge, gallan
trooper during the War Of the Rebellion
and a member OF General Custer's staff, wa
among the attendants at the reunion.
WORK is progressing rapidly on tn
gymnasium on the third floor Of the Yer
mont Mutual building, and the casse
from the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton will be formed Monday, October 2S.
THE latest addition to the Thomas w
Wood Art Collection is painting entitled
the " Emerald Vase" by Mrs. Ruth Pain
Burgess. The person represented in tn
picture is Miss Anna Phinney Of Mont
pelier.
A CHANGE OF time went into effect on tn
Montpelier and Wells River railroad las
Monday. The mail train that has arrive,
at Montpelier at 8: 30 P. M, during the sum
mer months, now reaches Montpelier a
B: 15P
NOTHING 80 distressing as hacking co ugh
Nothing so foolish as to suffer from II
Nothing 30 dangerous il allowed to con
tinue. One Minute Cough Cure gives i'm
mediate relief. w. e. Terrill & Co, agents
Montpelier.
THE newly elected officers OF the Ladies
Aid Society connected with the Church o
the Messiah are the following: President