The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-12-04
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
WHAT OUR HOME PEOPLE HAVE
BEEN DOING SINCE THE
LAST ISSUE.
MRS. DENIsoN TAFT is ill with grip.
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L.. III. BIXBY was in New York last week.
MISS CARRIE WILEY is teaching in Plain
field.
Mrs. DR.. e. NJ SMITH is ill with bilious
fever.
Miss NELLIE WHELAN is visiting in Bur-
lington.
Buy your Christmas gifts at the Christmas
carnival
II. WAITE SAB1N visited in Cambridge
last week.
II. A. DEWEY visited last week at his
home in Poultney.
HORACE II. ScR1BNER is i'll, threatened
with typhoid fever.
A "TAG" social will be held in Bethany
chapel this evening.
G f. MOORE visited last week at his
home in Shoreham.
JOHN GATES is working in the jewelry
store of A. g Stone.
MRS. w. A. SrowELL and Miss Lillian
are in )ston this week.
JAMES KELLrHER is collection clerk for
the First National Bank.
FRANK A. BRITroN is confined to the
house with rheumatism.
REV. G. H. MERRILL of St. Johnsbury
was in town last Monday.
w. T. WHELAN was at home from Bur
lington over last Sunday.
WILLIAM NYE OF PIalnheld Is working IN
H. A. SINNERS meatmarket.
REMEMBER the dates of the Christmas
carni yal-December IL and IL.
f. w. MORSE has purchased the residence
of III. N. Tapin on State street.
S. G. SHURTLEFF and family spent
Thanksgiving in st. Johnsbury.
FRED j. MCCUEN ate his Thanksgiving
dinner at his home in Vergennes.
MISS EVA BURNS was called to Boston last
week by the death of her mother.
ROBERT WILSON of Olcott was the guest
of e ID. Hyde, his uncle, last week.
Miss MARY PHINNEY has been at home
from Rutland during the past week
Mr.. HAMILTON, meatcook at the Pavilion,
is laid up with muscular rheumatism.
Ii. NJ. DEAvITT was at home last week
from the Boston School of Technology.
d. w. DUDLEY was confined to the house
last week, threatened with pneumonia.
Miss LOUISE PORTER of Quechee was the
guest of Mrs. Florence Porter last week.
GEORGE G. ARMS and wife of Bristol
Conn, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Arms.
The Union School reopened last Monday
and the Montpelier Seminary on Tuesday.
MRS. HATTIE MEAcH left last Friday for
! Winchester, Va, where she will spend the
winter.
L. d. Moss was called to Cheshireville,
| p. O., last week by the death of his aged
mother.
REV. DIR. w. s. HAzEN and wife of North
field were guests of DR.. ID. G. Kemp last
| Thursday.
THE Garn-t Seal Circle will meet with
Mrs. A. D. Farwell next Friday at half. past
two o'clock.
W. H. FARRAR has established a fish
market in connection with his grocery store
on Main street.
Fl. N TAPLIN and wife were guests of
Hon. and Mrs. NJ. W. Bailey at st. Albans
over last Sunday
AN orchestra, led by Prospero Truda,
went to Northtield to play for dance last
Thursday evening.
e. K. BLAKELY is in Buffalo, N. Y, in the
interests of the Vermont Savings and In.
vestment Company.
M. s. STONE will address teachers meet
ings this week at Vergennes, Burlington,
Poultney and Wells.
PRESIDING ELDER BEEMAN attended the
dedication of the new Methodist church at
Ludlow last Sunday.
FRANK A. and III. X. Sherburne, and their
families, spent Thanksgiv ng with Rev. L.
o. Sherburne at ST. Albans
F. E. HOBBS, agent of the Gushing Medi
| cal Supply Company of Boston, was at
the Exchange Hotel last week.
Mystic Shrine went on the pilgrimage to
White River Junction on Tuesday.
A DAUGHTER was born last Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. William Latluer, and son last
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gale.
Miss CLARA l. DEFoRD of Hard wick sang
contralto in Bethany choir last Sunday and
created very favorable impression.
MoY 10y, Chinese interpreter from
Richford, was the guest of United States
| Diatrict ATTORNEY Santpr last ThuraQaV.
THE Chautauqua Glass will meet next
Friday afternoon at 2: 10 o'clock with Mrs.
w. E. Laird, No. "a East Liberty street.
RAY HUsE, Miss Emily Lucia, George Os-
good and Robert Emery we're at home from
the University of Vermont for Thanksgiv-
! ing.
Mr.. AND MRS. W. f. CLARK returned to
their home in Pittsfeld last Monday, after
a visit of several days with relatives in this
| city.
THE Thanksgiving dance at the Pavilion
last Wednesday evening was attended by
twenty couples. 1t was a very delightful
affair.
l.. w. SHEDp and wife were in Richmond
last Thursday, H G. Gleason and wife in
| Waitstield and w. e. Terrill and wife in
| Underhill.
DR.. L. G. WAKEFIELD is at Randolph and
| vicinity this week, in company with the
state cattle commissioners, testing cattle for
| tuberculosis.
THE Montpelier Orchestra has been en-
gagged for the fifth annual dance at Village
Hail. East Montpelier. Tuesday evening"
December IT.
A CHRISTMAS carnival is to be given by
the Ladies' Society of the Church of the
Messiah on December II and IL. See busi-
ness column.
REV o. L. BARNARD of Middlesex spoke
on " The Ideal Building" at the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms last Sun
day afternoon.
CONTINUED i'll health will compel Arthur
G. Mansur to prolong his vacation from his
duties in the store OF A. G. Stone until af'
ter the holidays.
LEON d. FITZGERALD and Miss Evelyn |.
Crotto, both of Burlington, were married
at Christ Church last Thursday afternoon
by Rev. A. N Lewis
The infant child of NJ. Jacobson got
needle in its leg last Friday to such a
depth that it required the services of DR.. O.
Il, Chandler to remove it,
THE hand. painted Royal Worcester china
| in the show window of PhilliDs az Lucas,