The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-12-02
MONTPELIER And VICINITY.
LOCIL HIPPENINGS.
A. o. CuMMrNs is in Burlington to-day.

FRANK ENos has gone to Middebury for a
two weeks visit
THERE are a number of caseDof measles
on Berlin side.
GEORGE ATKINS goes to-day to New York
for short stay.
L. L. HARRIS of Stowe was a visitor at the
capital yesterday.
E. E. HILLS is erecting new house on his
lot on Fuller street.
A SON was born Monday night to MIR. and
Mrs. Israel Grape.
HARRY LOWE started this week on a
trip 10 Burlington, la.
N. r. RYAN, contractor from Brattleboro,
is in the city to-day.
Mrs. w. l. DRAPER OF Richmond visited
in the city ON Tuesday.
HARRY A. SLADE has been spending the
past few days in Boston.
POSTMASTER A. j. SIBLEY was in St.
Johnsbury last Monday.
REV. DIR. Norman Seaver is to preach at
st. Albans next Sunday.
Mas. M. S. DAVIS goes to-day to New
York for months visit
MARTIN FITZGERALD has begun work in
Stone Brothers meat market.
j. S. VILEs spent Thank 3giving at his
former home in Weston, Mass.
j. w. BROCK and family spent two or
three days in Barnet last week
THE Kings Daughters met Monday even
ing with Miss Mary G. Dewey.
MRS K. f. RAND is visiting a sister in
Lowell, Mass, who is quite i'll.
THE Methodist Ladies' Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. E. NJ Smith.
SECRETARY OF STATE, CHAUNcEY w.
BRowNELb was in town Monday.
G. W. WISE of East Barre is spending the
week with Frank Wise in this city.
f. p. CARLTON returned Saturday from a
business trip to Manchester, N. IL.
GEORGE NJ. SMITH came home Tuesday
after visit of two weeks in Boston.
CHARLES II. MORE went Monday to New
York on two weeks business trip.
G. A. KNAPP assisted the choir of the
Church of the Messiah last Sunday.
Miss MAMIE DooLEY was at her former
home in Northfield over last Sunday
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE BRAINKRD spent a
day or two last week at Wells River.
Mrs. A. p. HIBBARD went, Tuesday, to
BrOokteld for visit OF several days.
f. A. COTTON was home from Amherst
College for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. ALICE FISK spent several days last
week at her former home in Burlington.
Miss ELIZA A. GEORGE of the WATCHMAN
force is visiting at her home in Bradford.
Miss SALLIE OvIATT has been spending
the past week with friends in Burlington
GEORGE CROSBY of Boston spent last week
here with his mother. Mrs. w. III. Malloy.
WORK has been stopped for the present
on the new Catholic church on Barre street.
Mr.. AND MRS. e. A. MUTT have been
spending the past week in aud about Bos-
ton.
CHARLES RYLE started last Saturday for
Chicago in the interest of his granite busi-
ness.
Mrs. d. W. TEMPLE and son Alfred
have gone to New York to spend the hol-
idays.
GEORGE II. WHITNEY and family have
moved back into their house on East State
street.
MRS w. A. SHAY came home Tuesday,
after weeks visit to her former home in
Chelsea.
MRS. r. H PUFFER of Manchester, N. II :,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner
Kimball.
GEORGE KNAPP sang tenor in the church
of the Messiah Sunday in place Of B. M
Shepard.
Miss SUSAN HARVEY was in Abercrombie,
P. @ Sunday, to attend the funeral of a
brother,
WILLIAM A STowELL and son, William
H., left Saturday night for a weeks trip tC
Detroit.
Mr.. AND MRS. ii. G. GLEASON visited last
week at Mr. Gleason's former home in
Waitsfeld.
Miss EMMA p. DEALING of Niagara, N. Y
is visiting her cousin, Edward T. Seguin
for week.
FRANK A. ADAMS and wife have engaged
rooms at the Riverside and are moving theil
effects there.
| ,I>or - tI,o o., of
ward Pierce of East Montpelier are i'll from
scarlet fever.
ROBERT H. WILSON of Olcott, N. H., wal
a guest at the home Of his uncle, K. ID
Hyde, last week.
MRS. j. G. STEARNs of Bradford was I
guest last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Poland.
UNITED STATES district court has been ad
journed to next Monday, by order Of tn
presiding Judge.
e. A. KNAPP has begun work in Farrar'
grocery store, having finished work for q
III. Cross & Son.
THE Queen Esther girls OF thu Methods
society will meet Thursday afternoon will
Mrs. W. o. Chapman.
JOHN K. FLANAGAN and William Mul
queen visited at the home Of the former il
Moretown last Sunday.
Miss ALICE PERRY returned Saturda
night from a two months visit to relatives /
Pleasant Plains, Pa.
MISS NELLIE FIFIELD has gone to Ne,
York where she will remain during th
winter social season.
LOUIS DANA formerly employed by g. II
Cross x Son, has been up fro Raudolp
for few days past.
CHARLES b. PRATT has finished work i
Frink's barber shop. His place is taken b
Eugene A. Smith.
MRS. II. b. Cross, who fell and broke he
shoulder two weeks ago, is again able to
about the house.
CAPT. JED PREssEY, former resident
this city but Of late years living in Cal
fornia, died last week.
o. b. Cross and Frank Wing went Tue
day 10 Sunapee, n. III where they hav
work in hame factory.
DURING Advent Holy Communion will
celebrated at Christ church every Sunda
? morning at o: 80 o'clock
HENRY ID. CARLISLE, clerk at the Pavilion
, spent Thanksgiving and the day followr
with friends ia st. Alhans.
IRVING SToDDARD has moved from ii
Brown house ON Barre street 10 the Pu
nam house on First Avenue.