The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-07
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS Ar
THE CAPITAL.


HAYES DENsMoRE is visiting in Grove
ton, N. III.
L. o BURNHAM is the new janitor at the
Baptist church.
THE regimental reunion will soon make
its appearance.
T. f. COTTON was il Montreal on bust
ness trip last week.
w. w Brock has gone to Kirksville, Mo-,
for medical treatment.
MISS MINNIE REED has gone to Boston to
remain during the winter.
MISS WINNIE BLISS visited her mother at
Wells River over last Sunday.
A DAUGHTER was born last Saturday to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Wells.
A NEW pipe-organ will be placed in
Christ Church in the near future.
A DAUGHTER was born last Sunday night
to MIR, and Mrs. Patrick Mcbride
Miss MAGGIE BOOTH of New York is visit
ing Charles e. Booth, her brother.
REV. w. A. DAVIDSON of Utica, N. Y, oc-
cupied the Baptist pulpit last Sunday.
L. G. TEwKsBURY has moved to tene-
ment in Hubbard block on State street.
MRS b. S. CURRIER of Philadelphia is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Cotton.
THOMAS f. LYNCH has purchased of Alice
G. Lynch house and lot on Barre street.
Miss JESSIE SABrN is to enter Radcliffe
College, an annex of Harvard University.
Miss JENNIE STERLING returned last Fri
day to her duties at -theHudson.
MISS FLORA ZIMMERMAN of Lunenburgh
is spending few days with the Misses
Fisk.
o. l.. WILLIAMS has purchased for $5,-
800 the William H. Dewey farm near West
Berlin.
Miss ANNA GRANFIELD OF Burlington was
the guest Of Misses Emma and Annie Carey
last week.
MICHAEL HoRRIGAN returned last week
from Butte, Mont, where he has been for
several weeks.
AMOS ROBINSON takes the place as stu
dent with DR.. 9. e. Chandler vacated by
Clayton Brown.
Mns. JOHN MCMAHON was thrown from
buggy last Saturday and sustained frac-
ture of the left wrist.
MRS. THOMAS PHILLIPS of Huntington
visited Mrs. John F. Goodenough, her
daughter, last week.
ALL the milliners of Montpelier have
agreed to hold their fall and winter open
ings at the same time.
THE Garnet Seal Glass will meet next
Friday afternoon at quarter past two with
Mrs. George Brainerd.
HE RTduu jury Will pIObdDiy OOhpiooO
its labors and report to Judge Taft on
Thursday of this week.
MISS LAURA SMITH, who has been caring
for Mrs. HI. ID. Hopkins, went on Tuesday
to her home in Concord, N. III.
j. s. VILEs has completed the work of
stringing electric wires to Barre and
through the streets of that city.
F. II. PERRY went, last Sunday night, to
Chicopee, Mass, where he is working in the
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A. n. BLANCHARD has thrown Palmer
and Buckner flag from the window of his
photograph gallery on State street.
s. N. FISK and wife OF Barton visited last
week at the home of s. T. Noyes, as did
| John L. Noyes of Cabot, his brother.
The officers of the state Christian En-
| deavor Society will hold meeting in
Bethany chapel next Saturday afternoon.
THE granite works of G. p McGill & Co
were closed three days last week for the re-
pair of machinery in the polishing depart
ment.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is expected tc
preach in Middlesex next Sunday afternoon
at two o'cl )ck. Subject: Sincerity in Pol
itics."
S. q. SHURTLEFF addressed the Demo
cratic Club on the issues of the campaign
Friday evening, at the club-room in Heator
block.
THE ladies of Brooks Relief Corps will
hold a whist party in Grand Army hall mex
Friday evening, to which they invite the
public.
o. 7. DODGE has moved his family tC
Montpelier from Littleton, N. Ii. Mr.
Dodge has entered the employ of Johonnott
Il Hall.
Mr.. AND Mrs. BENJAMIN f. WALKER
who have been at the Pavilion for severa
months, left on Tuesday for their home il
Chicago.
Mr. AND MRS WILLIAM PRYOR of Wor
cester, Mass, were guests last week of Mr.
and Mrs W. K. Terrill while on their wed
ding trip.
MRS. HATTIE E. TRUE returned last Fri
day morning from an extended visit witt
relatives in Sterling. ILL.,, and Winnipeg
Manitoba.
THE Montpelier Educational and Benev
olent Society held its annual meeting Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Anna Dillon Of
Barre street.
. MRS. HENRY l.. L. SMITH and daughte
Charlotte have returned from Sherbroob
p. O., where they have been spending tn
past summer.
MISS EVA BURNS, stenograpber for j
III. Senter has been con fined to her roor
at the Montpelier House by illness durin
the past week
CONDUCTOR EMERY of st. Albans is tal
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Montpelier junction and Barre during tn
latter's illness.
The Ladies' Aid Association Of tn
Heaton Hospital will meet at two o'cloc
this afternoon with Mrs. @. ii. Heaton, NJ
143 State street.
BENJAMIN GATES of Hartford, Conn, le
the meeting for young men at the rooms
, the Young Mems Christian Association lai
Sunday afternoon.
GEORGE e. WHITE left last Saturday fC
t the Dead River country in Maine, to joi
the Montpelier nimrods who have bee
} there for two weeks.
In the absence OF George E. White, I'll
Montpelier Orchestra at the production
"Faust last Saturday evening was led t
D DR.. X. Longfellow Cleaves.
Y THE first meeting of the Trinity ChurC
Reading Club will be held this (Wedne
day. evening with Mrs. A. III. Webb at I'll
parsonage on Hubbard street.
, MRS. ELSIE BRUCE returned to New YoI
. last Monday after visit of several weel
q with Lawson q. Cummings, her brothe
. and other relatives in this vicinity.
{ REV. N. M. SHAW is laboring in easter
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