The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-16
MONTPELIER And VICINITY.
ITEMS or INTEREST CLEANED IN
THE HAUNTS OF MEN.

grip.
THE infant child of Wilbur o. Lowe is
seriously i'll.
REV. G. s. SMITH went to New York last
Monday noon.
FRED j. McCUEN is visiting at his home
in Vergennes
Miss GERTRUDE MEINEcKE has returned
from New York.
MAJOR j. H. M1MMs of st. Albans was in
town last Monday.
MISS AMY FISK has returned to her kin
dergarten at Springfield.
SUPERINTENDENT e. w. THOMPSON was in
Boston the first OF the week.
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Copying" in preceding column.
JOHN w. wAsHBURN has been confined to
the house by illness during the past week.
JOSEPH CLoGsToN is laid up with a broken
arm, caused by falling from a step-ladder.
MISS ISABELLE KINNEY of st. Johnsbury
is visiting Mrs. DR.. Percy l.. mpieton, her
sister
j. j. HYDE, of the Exchange Hotel, spent
last Saturday with his aged mother in Mid
dlebury.
MRS. j. G. HAWKINS left last week for
Texas, where her husband is locomotive
engineer.
REV. GEORGE w. PHILLIPS of Rutland
exchanged last Sunday with Rev. DR.. Nor
man Seaver.
MRS. A. g. Brown has been quite seri-
ously i'll since Sunday night, but is reported
much better.
G. f. BRANCH of Newport department
commander Of the Grand Army, was at the
Exchange last Saturday.
FERDINAND F. REMPLE, JR., formerly
with the r. G. Bowers Granite Company, is
travelling for firm in Ohio.
Turn Cboutaunuo o1ouo up;11 ,naa+ ,avt
Friday afternoon with Mrs. e. A. Mutt, at
the Exchange Hotel parlors.
THE members of Bethany Reading Club
will meet at Mrs. III. G. Geason's on Tues.
day afternoon at two o'clock.
MISSES HARRIE HUsE and Clara Adams
went to Boston last Monday, expecting to
| be absent two or three weeks.
Mrs. A. S. RoBIE, who died last week at
Plymouth, n. H., was a sister OF Mrs.
George G. Buzzell of Montpelier.
THE usual services are expected by the
Unitarian society of Middlesex in the Union
church next Sunday at two o'clock
A BUTTERFLY boy was seriously injured
| in the head and one arm last week by run
ming into a wood-sled while coastiug.
GOVERNOR WOODBURY. has appointed Fred
| A. Rowland state library commissioner in
| place of Alfred K. Watson, resigned.
WILLIAM j. BURNS and Estelle French of
Barre were married by Rev. G. o. Webster
at his residence last Wednesday evening.
THE ladies of Brooks Relief Corps have
| packed two large barrels OF clothing, valued
at 500, to send to the Nebraska sufferers
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is in Boston this
week. He preached at Marlboro, Mass,
| last Sunday in exchange with Rev. j. III
Weeks.
"THE Good Templars will debate the
question this evening, Resolved that man 8
brain are weaker than that of the ladies' "
Argus.
MRS. GEORGE B. WALTON has resigned as
president of the Chautauqua Circle, and
Mrs. George G. Alber has been elected in
her place.
Mrs. A. ID. BANCROFT and daughter Jane
are i'll with the grip at the Pavilion. Gases
of this disease are very numerous in town
at present
JERRY FLOOD, in the employ of Street
Commissioner Roberts, left last week fol-
Ireland, where he expects to remain two OF
three months.
A SPECIAL meeting of the Ladies' Guild Of
Christ Church will be held this afternoon
at half past two, with Mrs. f. A. Adams al
Hotel Kempton.
THE Ladies' Literary Club OF Christ
Church has sent out invitations to mu
sicale to be held Thursday evening in the
Pavilion parlors.
Mr.. AND MRS. G. r. SMITH and children
have returned to Brandon, after a few
weeks visit with their parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. n. G.. Peck.
DR.. @. e. CHANDLER went to Mortified
last Sunday TO perform an operation OF
Mrs. William Smith, who is suffering witt
strangulated hernia.
The first ladies' night" of the season
occurred at the Apollo Club rooms last Fri
day evening. 1t was az former ones have
been, a delightful affair.
The village trustees have leased for two
years the store in Walton's block next the
shoe store of Abraham Long. The room
will be fitted up for the use of the city otf
cials.
K. e. Ross, of the Exch ange Hotel, il
away for a few weeks His brother George
of Middlebury, is assisting Mr.. Hyde in the
management of that hotel during his alb
sence.
WILLIAM ii. WRIGHT of Hartford, Conn.
president of the Red River Banking Com
pany of Fargo s. d.. and ID. B. Holt, man
ager Of, that institution, were in town the
first OF the week.
THE examination of the books of Charles
M. Foster, late manager of the Kelley In
sJltute, is not yet completed. 1t is believed
that full report of the examination can b,
given next week.
f. G. MORSE has completed special
course of surgery in Boston, and has beer
at home for a few days. He is to enter the
medical department of the University o.
Vermont this week
THE handsomest apples we have seen fol
many day were some Mcintosh Reds re
Gently brought to this Office by Mr.. DavC
Bowles. And they are not only fair to loJl
upon, but delightful to the taste.
AN informal memorial service for Rev. j
II. Kinks, of Atlanta University, Ca, 9
former pastor OF Bethany Church, will bt
held next Sunday afternoon al three O'Clock
in that church. All are invited.
WILLIAM E. POOLE and Miss Hattie l.
Miller we're married at Christ Church lasl
evining at half past seven by Rev. a. n
Lewis. They are 10 reside in Littleton, N
H., where Mr.. Poole has a position.
ANYBODY desiring to donate cast-of
clothing to the needy Of this city should
bring or send such to Rev. N. Nj. Shaw, q
Summer street. Mr.. Shaw will see that Il
is dispensed whore it is most needed.
A LARGE congregation greeted Rev. j. II
Weeks ,of Marlboro, Mass, at the Churot
of the Messiah last S lnday morning and
the services throughout the day were OF
special interest," because OF his presence.