The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-05-08
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LITELY REPORTER'S "POTHOOKS"
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
IND SET IN COLD TYPE.

IL o. YATES III VlblJlnR III uolyOke, MASS
Miss ROSE LUCIA is visiting in the south
ern part OF the state.
A CHILD OF Thomas f. Lynch Is suffering
from an abscess on the neck.
GEORGE WHELAN is clerk in the dry
goods store of George e. Tapin.
GENERAL w. II. GILMORE OF Fairlee was
in town on Monday and Tuesday.
MRS JOSEPH B. MORSE was confined to
the house with the grip last week.
REV. L. L. BEEMAN, presiding elder, con-
Quoted services at Putney last Sunday.
FRED X. STEVENS made an assignment
last Saturday for the benefit Of his creditors.
OFFICERS WooD AND DEMERITT were re-
splendent in their new uniforms last even
ing.
SO far as can be ascertainsd, there was no
public observance of Arbor Day in Mont
pelier.
w. f. MCCLURE has been confined to the
house for several days with a stomach
trouble.
Miss HELEN BROCK was the victim of
pleasant surprise party last Wednesday
evening.
JOHN MuNsoN Of Barre is serving SEN
tence OF fifteen days in the county Jail for
intoxication.
w. f, MCCLURE has moved from Barre
street to the house at the rear OF the Kellogg
hubDdlu lSioidiy'
Miss ELLEN CRAM is recovering from an
illness that has confined her to the house
for the past month.
CALIxTIE DEsAULNIER broke one rib in his
right side last Monday while handling lum-
ber for T. c. Barrows.
AN extra night freight has been put on
the Central Vermont railroad between
Montpelier and Barre.
REV. w. j. OSULLIvAN was in New York
last week to meet Miss Rose, his sister, on
her return from the South.
w. II. CowELL is on a business trip
I'll rough the West in the interests of the
Colby Wringer Company.
THE Chautauqua class will meet next
Friday aftern BON at 2: 10 with Mrs. Harlow
NJ. Smith on Barre street.
A. o. HARLOW went last Monday to Bos'
tOn where he is to locate in business with
A. B. Harlo v, his brother
Mrs c. G. AINswoRTH was called to
North Stratford, n. H., last Monday by the
serious Illness of her mother.
Miss ETA THOMPSON is spending two
weeks vacation with relatives and friends
in Lowell and Boston, lass.
Miss LENA NJ. GEORGE has returned from
Bradford to complete her studies in stenog-
raphy with Miss Mae Bullard
CHARLES G. TAFT, clerk for Marvin q
Sherburne, was called to Huntington last
week by the illness Of his father
REGULAR meeting of King Solomon
Royal Arch Chapter will be held on Thurs.
day Work. All members invited.
G. H WAKEFIELD was in Swanton last
Thursday evening to attend the reception
given Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Burt, Jr.
REV. L. F. SNAfP of Littleton, N. H., is to
preach in the Church Of the Messiah next
Sunday on exchange with Mr.. Wright.
E. N. SANCTUARY has left the Burlington
Y. M. G. A. base-b al team, and is now
coaching the Montpelier Seminary nine.
REV. CHARLES r. EAST of Northteld is to
preach for the Unitarian society in Middle
sex next Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.
HERBERT WEIGH has purchased Of e. M.
Irish his interest in the Exchange livery,
and will conduct the business alone in fu-
ture.
THE de rick at the Catholic church on
Barre street has been taken to Middlebury,
where the owners are erecting Catholic
church
TIE non.partisan Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. d.
l.. Fuller this afternoon at half past two
o'clock.
The Harlequin " social, under the aus
pices of the local Epworth League, takes
place in Trinity Church vestry next Friday
evening.
THE quartette and chorus choirs of Christ
Church will attend the choir convention to
be held next Wednesday and Thursday at
Northfeld.
JAMES r. LANGDoN and family and Mrs
Albert Tuttle of Fairhaven left last Thurs
day for New York, for an absence Of about
two weeks.
MRS. G. B. B. DENNY has received during
the past week $152 for the Home for Friend
less Women in Burlington, Of which she is
state treasurer.
j. s. VILEs was in Burlington last Thurs.
day evening to consult with surveyor for
his projected electric plant The surveys
are now in progress.
MISS ROSE O'SULLIvAN has returned from
the South very much improved in health
She is at present visiting Rev. D. j. O'Sul-
Ivan, her brother, in st. Albans.
j. G. Brown can prove, by reliable wit
nesses, that he was not fishing last Sunday,
as charged against him in the Indictment in
the mock court, Monday evening.
The Norwich University and Montpelier
Seminary teams will play return game on
Seminary campus next Friday afternoon.
A sharp contest may be expected.
The almost constant use that Is made of
the new hitching posts on Haymarket
Square" shows that they were needed and
are appreciated for farmers and others.
c. II. AYERS of Windsor is working in
the jewelry store of A. G. Stone. Arthur
g. Mansur is expected to return and take
his old position there in about two weeks.
FRED WooDARD has purchased of Mrs. M.
J.Dunwoodie, through the real estate agency
of A. j. Howe, house on Main street.
Consideration, 81, 200. Possession given
June /.
Two new games of Crokenole, coming
from Cambridgeboro, Penn, have just been
received by the Young Mems Christian As
sociation and have been placed in their
game room.
RICHARD STANDGsH returned from Haver-
hill, Mass, last Saturday, having been re-
leased by the New England League base
ball team of that city. His brother Miles
still remains with it.
THE Mauola- Mason Opera Company, in
Friend Fritz" at the Blanchard opera
house this evening, gives one of the prettie,t
plays on the stage to-day An Overhowing
house Is already assured.
LIEUTEsANTs L. 9. ANDREWS and A e.
Williams, from Fort Ethan Allen. were at
the Pavilion over last Sunday. They were
away ON a brief leave of absence. and came
| on horse back from the fort.