The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-05-01
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
REAL, HYMENE1L IND FUNERAL
Events NOTED BY OUR
"HUSTLER."

BERT ALEXANDER was laid up with the
grip last week.
G. II. NORTON and family have moved to
Fitchburg, Mass.
A SON was born on Tuesday to Mr. and
Mrs. A. e. Niles
II. G. GLEASON was in the New York
markets last week.
REV. p. G. ABBEY of Barre preached for
the Baptists last Sunday.
s. L. HOWE was confined to the house
with rheumatism last week.
JOHN LELAND is working in the photo.
graph gallery of S. w. Corse.
w. w. ADAMS has gone to Fitchburg,
Mass, to work on daily paper.
COMMUNION services will be held at Trim.
ity Church next Sunday morning.
HARRY TBURsToN, formerly OF this city,
is studying for the stage in Chicago.
PROFESSOR s. j. BLANPIED has moved to
the Gilman house on Baldwin street.
Mrs. w. E. TERRILL was confined to the
h ouse part of last week with severe cold.
w. e. HAYFoRD has sold out his business
in Barre and has returned to 80 East State
street.
Mrs. ALICE BERRY OF Burlington was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Temple last
week.
j. Fl. SENTER was in Brattleboro last
week, attending United States district
court.
REV. A. j. HouoH of Brattleboro was the
guest of d. l.. Sanders last Friday and Sat-
urday.
EVENING prayer and lecture at Christ
Church next Friday evening at half past
seven.
A SLIGHT earthquake shock was felt at
Montpelier about four o'clock Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. MINNIE MARSH moved on Tuesday
to the house recently purchased by her on
Loomis street.
S. w. CoRsE went to johnson last Mon
day to photograph the senior class at the
Normal School.
MRS. g. M. FOSTER returned from Florida
las5 Friday, and went to New York on Sat-
urday morning
N. G. MINARD is now employed bv the
Winthrop Varnish Company of Boston as
travelling salesman.
The store Of Marvin g. Sherburne on
South Main street has been equipped with
plate glass windows.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
in the business column of refrigerators
made by o. n. Cross.
MICHAEL A. CARR, formerly OF Montpe-
lier, died last Thursday at Fanny Allen
Hospital at Burlington.
1HE Cudulduuud Will mCOb WlIu
Mrs. A. G. Blanchard, No 6 Barre street,
next Friday at 81 o P. NJ.
The Queen Esther girls will meet on
Thursday afternoon with Miss Fannie Par
menter on Seminary Hill.
Mr.. AND MRS. D. NJ. SPENCE are to move
from the Riverside to the house OF w. Il.
Cowell on Hubbard street.
FROM now until December /, next, the
jewelry stores will close Wednesdays and
Thursdays at six o'clock P. NJ.
Mt Zion Commandery, knights Templar,
has accepted an invitation to J)in in the pa
rade at Barre on Memorial Day.
GENERAL 7 j. BoYNToN, chief post-ofiice
inspector for New England, was at the Ex-
change Hotel several days last week.
CHARLES AIM, meat cook at the Exchange
Hotel has gone to the Lake Dunsmore
House, in Salisbury, for the summer.
MASON s. STONE, state superintendent of
ed lcation, addressed the Orange county
teachers meeting al Chelsea on Tuesday.
A VAULT for Englewood, N. j., that re-
quired eight cars to transport it, was
shipped last Monday by G. III More & Co.
JOHN ST. JOHN, who has been confined in
county Jail for several months, was released
Monday afternoon on his own recognizance
WILLIAM GOULD received a severe in jury
to one arm last week by falling down stairs,
which has since confined him to the house
TO-DAY being St. Philips and st. Johns
Day, holy communion will be celebrated at
Christ Church at half past nine this morn.
ing
ELvERToN W. LOOMS, the one, armed
veteran, has returned from Bennington
where he spent the winter at the Soldiers
! Home.
The Montpelier Seminary and Young
Mems Christian Association base ball teams
will play on the seminary campus next Fri
day afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of direct ors of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held next
Monday ev sning
The Montpelier high school base. bal
nine went to Barre last Saturday and was
defeated by the Spaulding Graded School,
team by score of 21 to IS.
THE adjourned meeting of the Woman:
| Auxiliary Keeley League will be held in
the parlors of Trinity Church on Friday
afternoon at three o'clock.
THE barber shop of G. G. Smith, in the
Fisher building, has been moved up stairs
and j. j. Williams is remodeling the first
floor for his bicycle business.
THE office, halls, dining. rooms and sew,
eral of the rooms at the Pavilion are TO be
fitted with metal ceilings Parties from
New York are doing the work.
THE local Epworth League has ia prep.
aration a new and novel entertainment
called Harlequin Party" 1t will be
| given within the next two weeks.
AN impromptu dance was enjoyed in the
dining-room of the Exchange Hotel last
Monday night, for which band of strolling
musicians furnished excellent music.
j. w. BISHOP & Co. OF Providence, II. L.,
have the contract for erecting the new
block of Whitcomb Brothers on South Main
street. Work will be commenced this week.
W. C. BELKNAP has purchased a third in
terest in the Bellows Falls Times and went
there last Monday to take up the work. l..
p. Thayer takes possession Of that property
to day.
A SOCIETY of Green Mountain Boys 4"
was organized last week at the home of G..
s. Whittier. 1t is composed OF young lads,
aud is a brother to the society Of the "Green
Mountain Girls"
The write-up of the industries, improve.
ments, etc, OF Morrisville, recently pub.
lished in the NeDs and Citizen, was by w.
II. Robinson OF Morrisville, and the work
was well done.
FRANK e. SMITH, e E. Towner and Col.
Inns Blakely were delegates TO the annual
meeting of the New England Order of Pro