The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
THE REPORTER'S VALENTTNE TO
HIS M4NY READERS.
II. B. Cross is i'll with pneumonia,


pneumonia.
A SON was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. b. Brooks.
Mrs. LUTHER WHEELeR is i'll, threat.
ened with pneumonia
Miss CARRIE DEAvtTT was at home from
Burli lgton last Sunday.
A. FELIX PRATTE has been dangerously
ill for the past few days.
MRS. +. K. STEVENS will be at home to
her friends on Thursdays.
A. ID. FARwELL was in the Boston and
New York markets last week.
The Bl ,nchard & Shepard store has been
equipped with new furnace.
MRS. JONATHAN PERKINS is recovering
from ! long and 3rious illness.
ALFRED e., son of William Keogh, died
last Sunda night, aged one year.
MRS. W. A. STowELL and Miss Lillian re
turned from Boston last Saturday.
MRS. SARAH CUMMINs, M other of the late
Solon +. Cummius, is seriously ILL.,
j. j. HYDE, of the Exchange Hotel, visited
his mother at Middlebury last week.
MRS. N. 4. CUTLER is dangerously i'll, and
no hopes are entertained of h er recovery.
THE Seminary Banjo and Mandolin Club
gave a concert at Worcester last evening.
Col j. II. LUCIA has been confined to the
house during the last two weeks with grip.
Mrs. G G. EATON is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs A. B. Hepburn in New York city
w. e. HUBBARD has been dangerously i'll
during the past week with typhoid pneumo.
mia.
PROFESSOR s. j. BLANPIED gives readings
in the Worcester lecture course this even
ing.
ALVIN II. SoRTwELL and wife of Cam
bridgeport, Mass, were at the Pavilion last
week.
MABEL GERo, daughter of Mrs. G. A.
Magoon, died last Wednesday, aged four
years.
w. E. RICE returned to Kansas City last
Monday after visit of two weeks with his
parents.
DR.. j. d. LANCE is at present in Boston,
where his wife is receiving treatment at a
hospital
MRS S L. HOWE entertained the mem
bers of Christ Church Reading Club last
Monday evening.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is engaged to
give his lecture entitled " Una " in Cabot
next Friday evening
Mr.. AND MRS WESLEY G. TAPLIN are to
entertain he Epworth League Reading
Club next Friday evening.
HENRY LIBBEN, clerk at the Exchange
Hotel, who has been seriously i'll during the
past week, is convalescent.
pthS. MARSH Is Ill WIFI uulUSy ,
and Mrs w. l.. Marsh on Seminary Hill is
laid up with the same disease
THE Chautauqua class will meet with
Mrs. II. 5. Chapman, 36 East Liberty street,
next Friday af ernoon at 2:15.
REV. B WALLACE JONES of Barre is TO
preach to the Uuitarian society in Middle
sex next Sunday at two o'clock.
ROBERT j. HAReIN, the longtime clerk
in the General Vermont freight office, is se-
riousy i'll at his home on Court street,
IT is rumored tn the state militia is to
| be equipped with a Gatling gun, and that
the gun will be stationed at Montpelier.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. FL. CAMPBELL enter
tanned the Ideal Whist Club last Friday
evening at their home on East State street.
j. A. DEBoER was one of the speakers at
the banqueG at Burlington last evening. His
theme was The life of the republican
party"
MADAME DEMAR, the fortune teller, has
done large business during the past week.
She will be at the Exchange Hotel through
this week.
ARTHUR G. MANsUR left for Peoria, ILL.,,
last Monday, where he expects to remain a
month or six weeks to take a course in
engraving
ABOUT twenty five from Montpelier and
an equal number from Barre attended the
young mems republican rally at Burlington
| yesterday.
MRS. G. A. BEST was called to Granville
last week to attend the funeral Of her father,
and is staying there with her aged mother
for few days.
MRS. G. B. ROBERTS gave whist party
last Friday evening" at which the highest
score was made by Mrs. n. e. Fifield and
George G. Alber.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR MANsUR and Gen
eral w. H. Gilmore were in town last Mon
1nxv D,.-l h..
republican rally.
Conn, last Monday, where his wife and
daughter are i'll. He expects to return be-
fore next Sunday.
THE High School lyceum discussed the
question, "Is intemperance the greatest
source of crime?" at the regular meeting
last Thursday evening.
THE revival meetings at the Baptist
church under the direction OF Rev. Thomas
Gull, the state missionary, are to be con-
tin led through this week.
LUCIER's MINsTRELs will be at Blanchard
opera house Saturday evening, February %.
"a Trip to Chinatown holds the boards
Saturday evening, March 2.
THERE will be no meeting to-day of the
Non.partisan Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union on account Of the death of the
treasurer, Mrs. r. r. Bunnell.
The members of Bethany Reading Club
and their guests will meet with Miss M. ID.
White at James r. Langdon's on Tuesday
afternoon, February 10, at two o'clock.
MRS w. W. MooRs, mother OF Charles f.
Moore of the Montpelier Hardware Com
pany, and Mrs. j b. Mumford Of Auburn
N Y, his sister, are visiting him at the Ex-
change Hotel
celebrated by the ladies of the Church OF
the Messiah. "country supper will be