The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-04-10
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
STORIES or THE CIPIT1L TOLD IN
4 CIPITIL MANNER.

JOEL DODGb OF w WrGhlHVllls Is seriously
ill.,
MRs GEORGE G. PRATT visited in Rutland
last week
JUDGE HoYT is .till confined to his home
at Plainteld by illness.
JAMES, son of p. l.. L., ons, fell last Friday
and broke his lett arm.
LEE BADGER has moved to the Riker
house on lower State street.
PROFESSOR S. j. BLANPIED is to bs the
Memorial Day orator al Gay sville.
THE children of Mr.. Pierce, at East Mont
pelier Cen er, are i'll with lung fever.
WAITE SABIN is learning to BE- a dentist
in the Office ol X. Longfellow Cleaves.
A SUGAR. PARTY will be held this evening
in Grand Army hail by the Good Templars.
j. f. WATERMAN was in New York last
week selecting pianos for his spriag trade.
PROFESSOR HOWARD of Middlebury Col
lege was the guest Of vi. $. Stone last Thurs
day.
Miss MARGARET DEWEY is at home from
Northampton, Mass, for the Easter vaca-
ton.
Mrs. GEORGE NJ. Goss has closed her en-
gagement in the Wilkinson Photograph
gallery.
Mrs. G. G. DUDLEY was called TO Con-
cord, n. H., last week by the sickness of "A
brother.
BEAR in mind that your list must be re-
turned to the listers on or before next Mon
day, April 10,
REV. CHARLES r. EAST of Northfeld is to
preach in Middlesex next Sunday afternoon
at Two o'clock.
SHERIFF COLLINS took Patrick Cassidy to
Windsor last Wednesday to serve sen
tence of three years.
THE granite plant of Hooker q Co at
West Berlin has been connected with the
telephone exchange.
Miss GLADDING, at William Dillon's, in
the horn ot.the moon" neighborhood, Is
ill with canker-rash.
MISS FLORA NJ. TERRILL OF St. Johnsbury
has been the guest of DIR. and Mrs. ID G.
Kemp for few days.
The Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs. George Brainerd, Z Liberty street,
next Friday at 2:15 p M
AMONG those suffering from the grip are
Mrs. Rev. G. s. Smith, General Stephen
Thomas and Frank Dalton.
CITY CLERK MERRILL has received the
session laws of 1884, and will furnish copies
to any one en- titled to them.
THE members of Bethany Reading Club
will meet at Mrs. ID. G. Kemp's next Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock.
A SERVICE of sacred song appropriate to
Easter will be held in the Church OF the
Messiah next Sunday evening.
GEORGE l.. KINsMAN entertained the orig
inal Barre Street Whist Club last evening
at the home of Willis Blanchard
THE Easter service of the Sunday school
OF the Church of the Messiah will be held at
noon next Sunday in their vestry.
A HASH SUPPER will be served in Blanch.
| ard hall next Friday evening for the benefit
of the High School baseball team.
BINGHAM MARVIN went to Burlington last
Monday, where he has position as clerk in
the boot and shoe store of H. w. Drake.
THE Ladies' Reading Club of Christ
| Church will meet for The last time this sea-
son with Mrs. L. p Gleason this afternoon.
The mid week service in the vestry of the
Church of the Messiah this evening will
have for its theme, "The Suffering Christ" !"
ANOTHER column of live general news
and column of def 1rred town correspon-
dence may be found this week on page three.
THE .chool census for the city, recently
completed by Sheriff Ban roft, shows l 050
children Of school age within the city limits.
The non partisan Womans Christian
| Temperance Union will meet at half past
two this afternoon with Mrs. j. b. Voodry.
5. l.. HOWE was in Randolph, Mass, last
week, on business connected with the settle
ment of the estate Of his brother, recently
deceased
THE T. G. Moriarty house, on )omis
for S1,400 through the real estate agenc " OF
A j. Howe.
MISS BAILEY, who gave such excellent
satisfaction last season as trimmer for Mrs.
VI. f. Dickey, has been re-engaged for the
present season.
The Misses Fisk have engaged Miss
Marie Dakin of New London, Conn, an ex-
! perienced trimmer, for their spring and
summer business.
rus Duwuy Clifton HaatOn and
Charles Adams will be at home this wee k
from Rock Point Insti ute Burlington, for
the Easter vacation
A. ID. FARwELL is in the New York cloth
ing market this week He will have some
thing of interest to tell the readers of the
| WATCHMAN next week.
THURSDAY evening of next week is the
| daJe of +. W. Bancroics song lecture on
Scotch ballads and Scotch singers in Beth
| any chapel. See business column.
INTELLIGENCE was received last Monday
of the illness of Mrs Kate Dewey Squires
At Omaha, Neb. Hon. Charles Dewey her
father, left for Omaha that evening.
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Uni IN will meet Thursday af ernoon at half
past two O'Clock with Miss. Eliza Ruble9.
Programmes: "A Mothers Meeting"
c. n PHILLIPS has purchased of Mrs.
Sarah Cummings a lot on the corner of East
State and Hubbard streets, on which he is
to build house the coming summer.
A. j. STEADMAN. James s. Heaton,
Thomas Dewey aud j. Edward Bailey were
admitted TO the Apollo Club at the regular
meeting, held last Thursday evening
Mr.. AND Mas. GEORGE ATKINS are to give
a reception from eight to ten O'Clock,
Thursday evening, April 49, in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fletcher Atkins.
j. A. DEBoER delivered the last lecture
of the course before the pupils of the Gram
mar and Union Schools last Friday after
noon on " Boys that Have Known"
SEVERAL members OF Thomas Wildey en-.
cam munC go TO Northheld next Mond ay
night 10 assist the members Of Northtield
encam pment in comforting the degrees
THE Montpelier Public Library will be
opeued 70, giving out books next Saturday
afternoon aud evening. Books no y out can
be returned to the library at that time.
THERE will be no preaching service at
Trinity Church next Sundi iy. Rev. A III.
Webb, the pastor, is attending the annual
session of the conference at Waterbury.
INTELLIGENCE was received at Montpelier
last week that Mrs Nellie @. Daley was Sc
rously i'll at Winter Park, Fla. Mrs Orrin