The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-03-13
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
SOME SNAP SHOTS At URBAN LIFE
TAKEN BEFORE AND after
THE LUNAR ECLIPSE.

MRS. M. A. LELAND is in Boston this
week.
Mrs. G. B. CARVER went to New York
last Monday.
STEPHEN FREEMAN was at home from
Boston last week.
Mrs. OSCAR N. Cross is quite i'll with
relapse OF the grip.
Mrs. ELIZA A. CUMMINGS is dangerously
i'll with pneumonia.
j. D. BROWN shipped carload OF fine
horses to New York last Friday.
Hon. w. G. FERRIN aud s. 9. Shurtleff,
Esq, are seriously i'll with the grip.
HENRY Holt is working in the Office of
the National Life Insurance Company.
j. j. HYDE, of the Exchange Hotel, was
confined to his ro I'm with the grip last week.
THE Bethany Ladies' Reading Club
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. M. e.
Smile.
f. w. BANCROFT lectured in Pittsford last
Friday evening on " Scotch Songs and Song
Writer'S"
MISS ALICE WING entertains the Shake
speare Club this afternoon at her home on
Main street.
Fl. d. HOPKINS returned from Boston last
Sunday morning very enthusiastic over
grand opera.
MRS. K. d. HYDE gave a neighborhood
ladies' party last evening at her home on
LOOMS street.
PROFESSOR d. s. BLANPIED of the Mont
pelier Seminary was in Boston last week to
attend grand opera.
THE original Barre street whist club will
meet at the farm house of Charl ,s M. Hale
ON Thursday evening.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ALBERT FUTILE of Fair
haven were at the home OF James r. Lang
don over last Sunday.
A BAPTIST missionary social is to be held
next Friday afternoon with Mrs. Janus
Crossett on Berlin street.
THE local Epworth League will hold
literary social next Friday evening at the
home of Wesley G. Taplin.
REV A. II. WEBB delivered his lecture
on England and English Customs" at o.
colt last Thursday evening.
THE m smbers of Bethany Reading Club
will meet at Mrs. G. l.. Smiths next Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock.
CHARLES NJ. HARrT of Boston, the well.
known travelling man, was i'll all last week
with the grip at the Exchange.
MRS. BELLE FISHER of Ausable, n Y,
has been visiting Mrs. #. W. Robinson, her
daughter, during the past week.
A SON OF George Alexander had one leg
broken at the ankle joint last Thursday by
getting it caught under a rolling log
A TEAM from Vermont lodge worked the
I01Tu ubRTtt dJ Jn6 ulSJTlCJ Ouu F6llOWS
meeting, held on Tuesday at Northtield.
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Miss Lizzie Stimson, No. First Avenue,
next Friday afternoon at quarter past two.
MRS. E. B. CUSTER was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. e. A. Mutt at the Exchange
Hotel after her lecture at Barre last even
ing.
THE subject at the mid-week service in
the vestry of the Church Of the Messiah
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Jesus"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roach, and a son on
Sunday morning to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lynch.
CosGRovE and Grants comedians in
"The Dazzler " is the next attraction at
Blanchard opera house, Monday evening,
March %.
G. H WAKEFIELD and II. w. Drew are
housed with the grip. ID. ID. Davis of st.
Albans is taking Mr.. Drew's place at the
express office.
THE Huntington restaurant is to be en-
! larged and improved. The kitchen will be
located in the basement, and the dining
| room extended.
E. N. GATES and Mrs. j. H. Griffith OF
! Pt'sford were in town last week, called
here by the serious Illness of Mrs. A. L.
Gates, their mother.
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day for New York. After some two weeks
stay she will 90 to Lawrence, Mass, to re-.
main several weeks.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHTs theme in the
Church of the Messiah next Sunday even
ing will be "The Salvation Army, in this
Country and Abroad"
c.. n. FERRIN is making extensive repairs
in he store in Holmes block, recently va
Gated by Sweeney & Sweeney, which he is
to occupy in short time.
THE Montpelier Banjo and Guitar Club
will give a concert in Memorial Hall, North
Calais, this evening. They will be assisted
by Master Arthur Dewey.
TWELVE couples from Montpelier at
tended the Odd Fellows ball at East Mont
peler last Thursday evening. There were
over fifty couples present.
SEVERAL from Montpelier are intend.
| ing 70 attend the district Odd Fellows
meeting to be held in Burlington on Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
REV. j. E. WRIGHT is expect to preach
in the Union church in Middlesex next
Sunday aftel noon at TWO O'Clock. Subject
" Take Heed What Ye Hear"
AL. h. ROBBINS, formerly an employee OF
the WATCHMAN, now of Plynouth, Mass,
made this Office pleasant call last Monday
He thinks OF locating in Barre.
THE Voman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet Thursday afternoon at hall
past t. wo o'clock with Mrs Anna Dillon
Subject, " Prison and Jail Work"
The action of the stockholders Of the
Montpelier Public Library al their annual
meeting, which occurs next Monday even
ing, is awaited with no little interest.
AN additional supply OF agricultural re-
ports for 1892 has been received at this Of
flee from Senator Proctor Farmers are
welcome to them as long as they last.
THE eighteenth birthd ~ of Miss Anna
Mayo was celebrated last evening at hel
home on Elm street by large gathering OF
her friends, who rendered her reception
WoRKMEN are engaged in parttioning of
the room on the west sid3 OF the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Company building
for the president, vice president and stem
ographer.
MISSES FANNIE AND SADIE KINsELLA
who have been guests of Mrs. w. p. Don
aldson, their sister, for two weeks, returned
to their home in New Haven, Conn, las
Saturday.
JOHN CRIMMINs died last Sunday morn
ing of typhoid pneumonia at his home or
the Northfeld road His funeral was held
on Tuesday morning from st. Johns Church
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