The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-20
MONTPELIER And VICINITY.
IN THE SHOP, STORE, STREET,
CHURCH, SCHOOL, IND
ELSEWHERE.


for a brief stay.
MR.. AND MRS. L. BART Cross are visiting
in Boston aud vicinity.
CHARLES Written of West Randolph is
clerk for Niles q Pratt.
s. II. o. BoswoRTH was ia Boston last
week on a business trip.
A DAUGHTER was born last Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. William Peterson.
A SON was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Trulan of New York.
HENRY LrBBEN closed his labors as Gle *
at the Exchange Ho iel last Monday.
CHARLES W. LITcH meat cook at the Pa
vilion, is seriously i'll with erysipelas.
DR.. f. r s WHITE went to Boston last
night, expecting to be absent several weeks.
j. ID. Brown, the New York horse.dealer,
Is at the Pavilion, accompanied by his wife,
MRS. f. B. PIKE of Pike Station, N. H.,
visited her sisters in Montpeler last week
Mr.. AND Mrs. Il. N. TAPLIN are reported
convalescent from their recent serious ILL
ness.
Mrs. w. s. SHANNON Of Manchester, N.
H., was the guest of Mrs. E. K. Towner last
week.
REV. FATHER WHITAKER of Winooski
was the guest of Rev Father O'Sulliyan on
Tuesday.
H. A. BOWMAN and e. e. Towner went
to Boston last Sunday night for brief busi-
ness trip.
THE woman's Home Missionary Society
will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Herbert
S. Chapman.
Miss MAGGIE THOMPSON has gone to her
home in Sherbrooke, P. O., for a stay OF
several weeks
GEORGE M. Goss Is able to be on the
street after an illness OF several months
with rheumatism.
THE members of Bethany Reading Club
will meet at Miss M. Longs on Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock.
Mr.. AND Mrs. EUGENE JosLIN gave a
drive whist party last Saturday evening at
their home on Barre street.
ELMER DEWEY of Santa Cruz, Cal, has
been visiting William Dewey of Berlin. his
uncle, for the past two weeks.
Miss GERTRUDE COCHRAN sang soprano in
Bethany Church last Sunday in place of
Mrs. w. A. Briggs, who is ill.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. Clark King on Loomis street next Fri
day afternoon at the usual hour.
THE Montpelier steam laundry is doing
the work for the steam laundry at st. All.
bans, recently destroyed by fire.
THE original Barre street whist club
will meet this evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlow M. Smith, at 80 Barre street.
hhN' n. II w EBB l6CUuT6u before The Dtl-
pills OF the high school last Friday afternoon
on " England and English Customs"
f. w. BANCROFT is to repeat his lecture
on Irish Songs and Song Writers" at Wo-
burn, Mass, this evening, by request.
The High School lyceum held Joint
meeting with the Spaulding Graded School
Association at Barre last Friday evening.
Mr.. AND MRS. ERI S GUNNIsoN are to Gel
ebrate the fifteenth anniversary OF their
marriage this evening at their home in
Berlin.
A SPECIAL meeting OF the Apollo Club
was held last evening to take action on a
proposition to purchase a certain piece of
real estate
Mr.. AND Mrs. G. A. BOND, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Felt, and Arther Felt attended the
funeral OF Mrs. James G.. Felt, at Rutland,
last Monday.
MRS. GENA THOMPSON, who has been with
Mrs. Fred X. Stevens for the past few weeks,
has gone to Boston to visit her brother,
Will Spaulding.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is to preach in
the Morse school-house, East Montpelier,
next Sunday to: 10 P. M. Subject, " Per-
manent Pictures"
THE spans of handsome dapple grays that
ID. ID. Gates brought in his last carload of
horses are attracting much attention from
lovers of fine horse flesh.
LINZ uIBu SCHOOl lyCeuIn Will discuss the
question whether morals should be taught
in the public schools, at the meeting to be
held on Thursday evening
Miss MARY JACOBS, formerly OF Mont
pelier, now trained nurse in New York
city, has been caring for Mr.. and Mrs. A s.
Wiley during the past week.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is expected to
give his lecture, " The Bundle of Habits, I"
in Brook field, Thursday (to-morrow) even
ING under the auapicas of ha
REV. G. w. PERRY, state geologist, is to
deliver course of five lectures before the
pupils of the Washington County Gram.
mar School ii fifty season tickets are sold
REV. A. III. WEBB is to preach in Brook
lyn, N. Y, next Sunday. Miss Clara M
Cushman will occupy the pulpit of Trinity
Church, and present the cause of missions
W. e. HUBBARD is considered ont of dan
ger, after " hat was feared would be fatal
illness with pneumonia. Mrs. George III
whitney is also recovering from the same
disease.
M. 8. STONE, state superintendent of edu-
cation, left Tor Ohio last Monday morning
TO attend the convention of the National
Teachers Association, now in session at
Cleveland
REV. A. FL. WEBB will deliver his lecture
ON England and English Customs " in the
vestry OF Trinity Church on Friday even.
ing, March /, for the benefit of the Ladies'
Aid Society.
BASEBALL club has been organized
among the boys of the Washington County
Grammar School. Ned WheaJey is man.
ager, Harry Smith captain, and Harry
Moulton treasurer.
ONE of the strong cards in the Luciers'
minstrel troupe that appears in Blanchard
Opera House mex. Saturday evening is the
"only original Hank White, who is a
whole show in himself.
WAsHINoToN's birthday will be celebrated
at the Church of the Messiah by a coun.
try supper served in the vestry, followed
by a co icert, the feature of which will be
singing of patriotic songs
REV. III. A, SPENCER went to Boston last
Saturday. expecting to be absent two or
three weeks. He will attend the Montpelier
Seminary al imni ban luet, to be held next
Friday evening in that city.
EXERCISES appropriate to Washington's
birthday will be held at the Union and
Grammar Schools next lay. The pu pills
OF ST. Michael's School will be given their
annual sleighrde on that day.
A MEMORIAL service for the late Mrs.
Mary I. Lathrop of Michigan was held lasi
of h., ha Ioll