The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-03-27
MONTPELIER And VICINITY.
URBAN Events DURING A WEEK
OF THE WINDY MONTH.

", ", FIERCE was III bOStOn lHSb week,
Miss EMILY LUCIA is at home on vacation.
MRS G l.. BIxBY is visiting in Burling-
| ton.
Mas. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is visiting in
Boston
evening.
A. e. NILES and Thomas Marvin were in
Boston last week,
A SON was bora last Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs, II AIRY Lowe.
K. A. HoUGHToN was at home from Am.
herst over lat Sunday.
RUFUS ROBINSON has been confined to the
house during the past week
A COLUMN Of domestic and foreign news
may be found on page three.
MISS MARY MAcoMBER's private school
will reopen Monday, April 8.
MRS. GEORGE NJ. Goss is working in the
Wilkinson photograph gallery.
A DAUGHTER was born last Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Britton.
THE Shakespeare class met on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. A. G. Brown.
SOME needed repairs are in progress at the
Office of the city clerk and treasurer.
PAY your dog tax to City Clerk Merrill
before April 1, and save extra costs.
Miss MARY HARDWOOD of Rutland was thu
guest of Miss May Scoville last week.
| MISS MABEL YATTER gave birthday
party to her friends last Monday evening
REV. III. 1. CUsHMAN and children re-
turned to Providence. r. l., Tuesday morn
ing.
MRS ARTHUR LANE has gone to her old
home in West Randolph for few weeks
visit.
Mrs JOSEF LAPoINT is visiting Mrs.
Fred Hanks, her daughter, at Jersey City,
N. j.
| ARTHUR AINswoRTH and wife of Bridge.
port, Jonn., are the guests of G. G. Aims
worth.
HoRArIo NYE and daughter Of Bethlehem,
| N. H., are visiting a. the home of ID. W.
Temple.
MRS WILLIS CHAPMAN will entertain the
Epworth League Reading Club next Friday
evening.
FULL working time was resumed at the
! shops of the Lane Manufacturing Company
last week.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety met on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
ID. l.. Fuller.
Miss MAY II. PATTEE of the WATCHMAN
composing force is confined to the house
with the grip.
GEORGE E. WHITE has been engaged dur
ing the past week in taking the school CEN
sus of the city.
Minnie Clark is announced to take place
Tuesday, April 2
LOUIS, son OF Alderman Brooks, received
serious injury to one arm while tobog-
gaming last week
G. E. Ross of Jamestown, N. Y. was the
guest of q. F. MORE at the Exchange Hotel
over last Sunday
Miss LOUISA CLARKE has been spending
her vacation at the home Of Dayton p.
Clarke, her father.
Mrs. e. j. WOODBURY. goes to Granite;
vile, April l, to remain with her husband
during the summer
COLONEL ALFRED A. HALL of st. Albans
will deliver tne Memorial Day address in
Montpelier this year.
EDWIN FOSTER of East Montpelier, father
of NJ 8. G. j. Berry, has been seriously i'll
during the past week
A ATIoNAL social will be held in Bethany
chapel on Thursday evening by the Chris
tian Endeavor Society.
MARGARET SABIN is spending her school
vacation with Mrs. b Waite, her grand
mother, at Cambridge.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs. d 5. Wheatley, No. ITO Elm street,
next Friday al 2:15 P. NJ.
s l.. HOWE returned last Thursday from
Randolph Mass, where he went to attend
the funeral of his brother.
FRED A STANDIsH has sold for $500, to
Richard Blackall, strip OF land four rods
front on Fullerton Avenue.
AMONG those i'll with the grip are Mrs. F.
d. Dewey, Mrs. Wooster Sprague, Mrs. l..
d. Taft and William Lewis.
The trial of the Boutwell, Polishing Com
pany conspiracy case will be commenced in
the county court this afternoon.
STEPHEs FREEMAN is canvassing Wash
ington county for text books published by
I'D py No
Miss ELIZA A. GEORGE of the WATCHMAN
composing force was called to Bradford last
Saturdayby the illness of her mother.
SCENES from "Little Women" will be
given by the ladies of the Church Of the
Messiah on the week following Easter.
CHARLES E. PERRIN of Barre and Miss
Annie A. Bliss of East Montpelier were
married last week by Rev. A. II. Webb.
DIR. X. LoNGFELLow CLEAvEs attended
the annual convention OF the State Dental
Association, held last week at Brandon.
Miss HARRIET SAVAGE, preceptress of
the Washington County Grammar School,
is at her home in Stowe during vacation.
THOMAS MoRIARTY has been absent from
his shoe store for several days, confined to
the house with an attack of rheumatism.
THE books OF the Montpelier Public Ii.
brary will be moved to the Vermont M l.
tual Fire Insurance Company building this
week
THE members of Brooks Relief Corps will
hold social on Thursday afternoon and
evening with Mrs. Mary Snow on Cedar
| street.
THE Prince Pro TEN" company will
play return engagement at Blanchard
opera house on the evening of April 8, or
April g.
REV. DIR SEAvER preached, last Sunday,
the eighth in a series of sermons on the life
OF Christ. The theme was " Cleansing the
Temple"
The st. Albans Messenger says hat Cap
tain L. Percival is very low in the hospital
there, and that there Is no chance for his
recovery.
JUDGE HoYT of Plaintisld has been pre-
vented by illness from occupying his seat
on the bench al county court during the
past week.
REV. JOEL IL. METCALF of Burlington
will preach at the ChuIc ch of the Messiah
next Sunday in exchange with Rev. j.
Edward Wright.
THE social to be held at the Church OF the
Messiah next Friday evening presents un-