The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-06
MONTPELIER And VICINITY.
NEWS "a UGHT IN THE NOTE hooks
or WATCHMANO PENCIL
PUSHERS.
CITY COUNCIL meets tonight.

"A ChlbD Vi Ondrleb OeRuln IL Ill WIN Ton e
silitis.
Mrs. T. P. REDFrELD leaves for Chicago
this evening.
GEORGE DoUoETTE is i'll, threatened with
typhoid fever.
FRED A. HowLAND spent last Sunday at
Lisbon, n. II.
SENATOR G. j. BELL OF Walden was in
town on Tuesday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. j. BAGLEY are visiting
relatives in Connecticut.
Miss HELEN b. GLINEs closed her school
at Shady Rill last Friday.
NEW concrete walk has been laid on
the east side Of st. Paul street
RALPH. son OF G. G. Putnam, Jr, is i'll,
threatened with typhoid fever.
HARRY PARK has closed his labors in the
grocery-st)re Of Brooks & Berry.
s. H. BARNES, steward at the Montpelier
Seminary. is i'll with typhoid fever.
MRS. DEXTER MooDY has been i'll with
throat trouble during the past week.
HENRY TALBOT has opened a barber.shop
over the blacksmith-shop of Louis Barney
EPBRAIM HOLLAND of Wilmington, Del,
was the guest of DR.. A. w Rice last week
Mrs. MORTON MARVIN entertained the
Bethany Reading Club on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. G. G. FIELD has been confined to the
house with rheumatism during the past
week.
Mrs. A. H. WEBB and son went to Bel
lows Falls last Monday for visit OF two
weeks.
w. W. GLINEs of Carroll N. H., and D.
p. Pike OF Augusta, Maine, are guests of E.
FL. Glines.
A NEW umbrella-rack has been placed in
the vestibule of Christ Church by the Kings
Daughters
MRS. G. H. FERRIN and Mrs. George s.
Robinson returned from Boston last Satur-
day evening.
The United States Clothes Pin Company
sent a shipment of clothes pins to Swtzer-
land last week.
CHARLES II. Cross returned last week
from a visit with George II. Cross, his son,
at St. Johnsbury
ALBA BOOTH of Bellows Falls takes the
place of Charles Graffum in the drugstore
of Harry A. Slade.
n. s. LOOMS accompanied Mrs. R. T.
Dodge and Miss Susan Harvey to New York
last Monday night.
Miss OLA BUCK of Marshield has been
i'll for the past two weeks at the residence
Of Harvey W. Brown.
Mrs. GEORGE w. WILDER was called to
Arlington, Mass, last week, by the serious
illness OF her aged mother.
MRS. f. A. DwINELL returned from Sioux
City, Ia, last Saturday evening Mr.. Dwi-
nell will return next week.
W. f. LAIRD was in Groton last week,
putting in an electric plant for lighting the
house and mill OF A. III. Kicker.
Mr.. AND Mrs. S. L. HOWE returned from
Chicago last Wednesday evening where
they have been for several weeks.
THE Garnet Seal Circle will meet with
Mrs. A. G. Blanchard on Loomis street next
Friday afternoon at half past two.
REV. A. H. WEBB spoke last Sunday
evening at Trinity Church on Some
Flashes from Paul's Prison at Rome"
AT the Blanpied lyceum this evening the
question whether football is more educa-
tional than brutalizing will be discussed.
THE Chautauqua Glass will meet next
Friday afternoon at quarter past two with
Miss Fannie Osgood, No ID First Avenue.
THE Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety connected with Trinity Church met on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Orrin Daley
MRS. j. w. BAILEY and Miss Ella have
closed their Elm street residence for the
winter and are at present with Mrs Harry
Lowe.
FRED ID. LONG returned from Boston last
Thursday, where he purchased the finest
line Of holiday goods ever shown in Mont
peier
THE engagement is announced of w. B
Lindsey OF New York, former clerk in the
Montpelier postoffice, and Miss Alice
Perry.
THE Ladies' Guild of Christ Church will
meet for work with the Misses Camp
School street, Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock.
THE Methodist ladies give chcken-pie
supper in their vestry this evening. Sup.
per served from half.psst five to half past
seven o'clock.
W. L. DRAPER is rapidly recovering from
his late serious illness, He is able to sit up
portion OF each day, and expects to ride
out this week.
ARTHUR W. LoCKLIN was arrested for in
toxication by Officer Wood last Saturday
night. In city court, Monday, he was fined
S12 OIL, which he paid.
THE Young Peoples Religious Fraternity
Of the Church of the Messiah are invited to
meet with Mrs. Fred X. Hastings on Fri
day night for a social time.
Mr.. A. G. ApALAIS, the native Armenian
missionary, will speak in Trinity Church
vestry on Thursday evening on An Inside
| View OF the Armenian Question"
CHARLES HUBBARD, vice-president Of the
| New England Humane Society, spoke tC
the pupils of the High School last Thursday
afternoon on " Cruelty to Animals"
CLAYTON BRowN, for the past two years a
student with Dr. y. Nj. Chandler, has gone
| to Baltimore, Md, to take a six-months
course in the Baltimore Medical College.
M. s. DAVIS, proprietor of the Exchange
Hotel, gave he help at the hotel dance
! last Wednesday evening. band of stroll
| ing musicians furnished excellent music.
MRS. A. III. WEBB was elected presi
dent of the Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the Vermont Conference at the
annual session held last week at Williams
town.
FRED CoNNoR sprsined one ankle while
going to his work last Friday morning He
walked two miles after the accident oc
Cured and has a very bad ankle in conse
quence.
JOHN ID CUMMINs OF Worcester, Mass.
and Miss Nettie K Waters of Barre Wen
to Enfield, n, H., last Wednesday morn
ing, where they were married by Rev. Wal
ter Dole.
FREDERICK, son of c. +. Lowe, is il
with typhoid fever, az is Miss Nellie Dewey
who lives ON the Mortified road Miss
Dewey was a student at the Montpelier
Seminary.
REV DR.. e. M. SMITH was called to Pc
terboro, Canada, last week, because of the
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