The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-30
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
NOTES ANENT THE REPORTER'S
PEREGRINATIONS mid
SNOW AND ICE.
LIP. GLEASON is in New York.

mOnla,
A. G. STONE visited in Claremont, N. H.,
last week
Hon. H. W. LYFoRD of Warren is at the
Exchange.
Mrs. G. M. CHANDLER is visiting relatives
in New York
REV. G. o. WEBSTER preached at Middle.
bury last Sunday.
G. G. PUTNAM, JR., was seriously i'll last
week with neuralgia.
FRED j. WEED of Rutland was in town
several days last week
A SON was born last Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph W. jerome.
A SON was born last Sunday night to Mr.
and Mrs. Bert j. Joslyn.
MRS ELKINs PERKINS was quite sick last
week, but Is reported better.
F. r JOHNSON of Newbury is at the Ex-
change Hotel for few days.
HARRY A. FISK returned to the Univer-
sity Of Vermont last Monday.
REV. j. e. GOODRICH of Burlington sup
piled for DR.. Seaver last Sunday.
Mr.. AND MRS. j. WoRTHINe have gone
to Boston to remain until spring.
j. W. HEALEY of Springfield, Mass, is on
the reportorial staff of the argus. e'''
GEORGE G. PRATT has purchased the
Remple house on Bailey Avenus.
THE pup pills of Lo1is j. Hathaway are to
give piano recital early in February.
MISS EMMA PALMER and Miss Myrtle
Whitcomb are very i'll with pneumonia.
A. j. STEBBINs Of Auburn, N. Y, is work.
| ing in the tailor shop of G.. B. B. Denny.
Hon. AND MRS. B. f. FIFIELD and Colonel
Fred E. Smith we're in Boston last week.
FRED II. PERRY and George A. Peck
were in New York on business last week.
THE second "lades' night" at the rooms
of the Apollo Club will occur this evening.
GEORGE Ross of the Exchange Hotel was
with his family in Middlebury over Sun.
day.
A. G. STONE attended the funeral OF his
aged mother at Claremont, N. H ), on Tues
day.
The residence OF r. R. Bunnell has been
been connected with the telephone ex.
change.
STILLMAN CHASE returned to Montpelier
last Saturday after an absence of several
months.
REV. A. s. MAXIM OF Rockland. ILL.,,
preached for the Methodsts last Sunday
evening.
THERE is to be service of sacred song in
the Church of the Messiah next Sunday
evening.
F. W. BANCROFT went to Nor vich, Conn
Saturday, where he sang in a cantata last
evening.
COLONEL FRED E. SMITH was confined tC
the house on Tuesday by slight indis
position.
The Chautauqua class will meet Friday
afternoon at 2: 10 with Miss Ella Bailey or
Elm street.
MRS. H. H. PACKER has returned from
Rutland, where she has been for the pas
two months.
THE Ladies' Reading Club of Chris
Church met Monday evening with Mrs e
d. Blackwell.
ing at the home of Walter 3. Lindsay, neal
the electric light station.
THE members of Bethany Reading Club
will meet at Mrs. Fl. G. Colton's next Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock
Mr.. AND MRS. ALBERT JoHoNNoTT were
guests OF City Assessor Fred Johonnott o
Burlington over last Sunday.
REV. CHARLES R. EAST of Northfield is t,
preach for the Unitarian society in Middle
sex next Sunday at two P. M
G. A. LATHRoP, bookkeeper at the Firs
National Bank, was confined TO the house
with severe cold last week.
THE Vermont Mutual and Union Mutual
Fire Insurance Companies lost quite heavily
in the fire at Swanton last week.
DURING the illness Of Miss Rose Lucia las
week, Colonel j. H. Lucia supplied hel
place as teacher in the Union School,
TIE members of Court Ethan Allen CAV,
au enjoyable and largely-attended whis
party at Foresters' Hall last evening.
The Auxiliary Keeley League will holt
its annual meeting Friday afternoon a
three o'clock at Mrs. R. R. Bunnell's.
THE judges Of the supreme court will
meet at Montpelier tomorrow to render de
cisions in cases heard at the January term.
THE young sons OF Rev. A. H. Webb ant
Allen Moore have been dangerously Ill dur
ing the past week, but are reported better
THE members of Ivy Lodge, Daughters o
Rebekah, will hold a social and whist part,
in Odd Fello vs. hall on Thursday evening
G. G. FIELD had one foot badly injured
last week by getting 1T caught under hea Y,
engine drive-wheels he was assisting to un
load.
CHARLIE AIM, meat cook at the Exchang
Hotel, has been battling with his old enemy
the rheumatism, for the past week ant
more.
CHARLES NJ FOSTER received Telegram
last Monday announcing the death, at Rich
mond, Me-, of Mrs. Captain Tolpay, hi
sister.
THE banjo club recently formed in tow
is composed of A. P. Weston, Grant Wis
well, e. e. Piper Harry Oviatt and W.
Washburn.
| FIETY couples from montpelier enlOye
dance in Bolster's hall, Barre, last Frida
evening. The Montpelier Orchestra ful
nished music.
THE Young Peoples Religious Fraternit
and their friends are to hold sociabl : l
the vestry Of the Church Of the Messiah
; next Friday evening.
CAPTAIN THoRNHILL PEReIvAL, the florist
has besn quite seriously Ill for severa
, weeks with bronchial trouble and is still
, under the DOCTORS care.
ELEANOR, the little daughter Of Mr. an
and Mrs. @. #. Lowe, was badly scalded o
: the face and shoulders last Monday by tiI
ping over dish OF scalding water.
THE engagement is announced of Charlie
H. Cross, Jr., son of l.. Bart Cross, well an
4 favocably known in Montpelier. and Mis-
Florence Clark of Cambridge, Mass.
,, THE members OF the Church of the Me-
siah are summoned to an important bus
:, ness meeting in their vestry to'morro
.. Thursday evening at seven o'clock.
/ Mrs. M. M. DAVIS and Gertrude Stanto
' returned yesterday to their home
r Canada. They have been spending fe
| weeks at the home of Whitcomb Brothers