The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-10-16
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
"W1TCHMAN', COMES UP SMILING
WITH IT'S NEWSY STORY.
e, E. BLAKELY is in New York.

MRS. NJ. #. ATKINS IL visiting at her
former home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
JOHN Il. HUBBARD has been in New York
on bust ness during the past week.
DIR. G. N. HUNT has been confined to the
house by illness during the past week.
A DAUGHTER was born last Monday morn.
ing to Mr.. and Mrs George 7. Archer
BERT A. CUMMrNs and family left last
| Monday for their home in Pierre, S. ID.
| REV. DR.. SAMUEL N. JACKSON of Barre
exchanged with DR.. Seaver last Sunday.
| Mrs. II. G. GLEASON aud Mrs. L. P.
Gleason are visiting in Rausomville, N. Y.
W. l.. DRAPER, proprietor of the Mont.
pelier greenhouse is i'll with typhoid fever.
j. NJ. HEALEY of the Argus staff visited
last week at his home in Springfield, Mass.
MRS. g. j. FERRIS of Morrisvile was the
guest Of Mrs. Herbert s. Chapman last
week.
e, p. YoUNa has been visiting at his
home In Easton, Pa, during the past
week.
JOHN H. SENTER went to Rutland last
Monday to attend the United States circuit
court.
HARVEY w. Brown, the postman, has
been seriously i'll since his return from Bos.
ton last week.
GEORGE A. BAaLEY has gone to Fitch
burgh, Mass, to work for the Bertram Ma
chine Company.
THE Baptist Christian Endeavor Society
| was entertained last evening by Mrs. Har-
vey l.. Burnham,
THE Methodist Woman's Home Mission
ary Society met on Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Orrin Daley.
THE Bethany Reading Club will meet at
Mrs. s. j. Blanpied's on Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock.
THE annual meetings of the Union Mutual
and Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance COM
| panies occur to-day.
Mrs. HoRATIo N. TAPLIN was the guest
OF Mrs. Myron W. Bailey at st. Albans last
Sunday and Monday.
Miss HIGLEY sang soprano in Bethany
! Church choir last Sunday in place of Mrs.
| w. A. Briggs, who was i'll.
Miss ANNA GUERNSEY went to Boston
last Moaday to resume her work in the
Emerson School OF Oratory.
A. j. HOWE, real estate agent, has sold
the John Almon house on Mechanic street
to Mrs. e. S. Bard for 81, 800.
Miss Lucy HUTCHINs was at home over
last Sunday from her duties at Mary
Fletcher Hospital, Burlington.
GEORGE TRoMBLEE was quite severely
injured last week by falling from his cart
while driving home from Barre.
81. G. WEBSTER is soon to move his fam
lily to Windsor, where he is employed by the
Co operative Granite Company.
AN all-day meeting will be held in the
hall on Berlin side next Wednesday under
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p,ougou i's oes. oIoa.s u W assisS III iurhish-
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A CoNCLAvE OF Mt. Sinai Temple, Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine, will be held at Mont
pelier on Monday evening, October 2S.
NJ S. STONE state superintendept of ed.
ucation, is holding series OF teachers
nheeCihgs III Wlhusor count! this week.
ALFRED r. MnLARD Rollie Carey and
Henry White were taken to the house Of
correction last week by Sheriff Collins.
B. f. WALKER and wife returned to Chi
cago last Wednesday, after spending sew.
eral months in Montpelier and vicinity.
ID. HOWE and wife of Burlington were
in town this W eek, called here by the death
of L.. d. Humphrey, father of Mrs. Howe.
Tup Cba,tapopa Class w;l, mae. next
Fridav atternoon at a "narter mast two
with Mrs. Harlow NJ. Smith, 80 Barre street.
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tho Masaah aGs % oIJey ua sne Onulon fr ,h u,
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ber.
suvp,uu Co,,,ya ,ooL Josa,b c,ordnor
+o 49,, Sast ,raa, ~ $3.50 bis noa
of ona vsar in s,ata nr;son for orand iar'
csny.
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tba Raadinn Cirb oonnactad on. u,;t% tbs
Churcb Of The Messiah ON Tmesdav after.
noon.
BRucE MoDoNA1p want 70 Ricbford on
Tuesday as delepate from Montnelier
lodge to the grand lodge of Good Tenn.
plars.
p. C. DODGE. editor of the Burlington
Jndenendent was in town Last Mondav ON
his way to Barre to look after some immi.
grants.
l.. MASON BEEMAN of WESLEYAN Uniyer.
sitv. Middlstown. Conn. visited last week
at The home of Presiding Elder Beeman, his
father.
QUITE a large delegation from MontpelieI
lodge, knights of Pythias, attended the
meetings of the grand lodge, held last week
In Barre.
OWING to the increasing volume of bust
ness at Charles II. More & Co. 8 plant, they
are obliged to put in electric lights so as to
work nights.
REv. A. N. LEWIS is to speak on the gen.
eral Episcopal convention, now in session
at Minneapolis, at the Friday evening ser