The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-02-12
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
TOWN TOPICS TOLD IN TERSE
PARAGRAPHS.

A SON was born laSt week 10 Mr. anu Mrs.
| III. N. Brown.
JOHN ]. EAoAN is confined to the house
with the grip.
buying horses.
L. BART Cross was at Wells River on
business on Tuesday.
FRANK WHITNEY OF Shelburne Farms was
in the city last Thursday.
L. G. TEwKsBURY has been confined to the
house by illness for several days.
Mr.. AND MRS. W. B. WOODWARD gave
whist party last Thursday evening.
EASTER SUNDAY this year will be April 3,
aud Shrove Tuesday on February IS.
WALLACE w. MOVES is attending the
Grand Army encampmont at Rutland.
MISS LIZZIE Brown, who has been seri
ously i'll with the grip, is convalescent.
BARNUM & BA1LEv's CIRCUS will exhibit
at Montpelier on Wednesday, August IL.
JOHN STONE is dangerously i'll with disease
of the liver at his home on Berlin street.
THE W. e. Laird Electrical Company will
have its headquarters in Whitcomb block.
MRS A. w. SLoCUM had her right hand
badly scalded with hot water last Monday,
T. r. RYLE had his right eye seriously in
jured, last Monday, by flying granite
chip.
MRS. BETsEY LOOMS, who has been seri-
ously ill for some time, is slowly GONZALES
cling.
HENRY 4. CAMP, brother of Mrs. Fred
Blanchard, died last week at Minneapolis,
Mimi.
The Methodist Woman's Foreign Mission.
ary Society met on Tuesday with Mrs. e NJ
Smith.
Miss MARY JACOBS of New York, pro.
fessional nurse, is caring for the Misses
| Loomis.
| SEVERAL fremen from this city attended
the fireman's ball at Randolph last Friday
evening
FRED MARTINEAU of Bellows Falls is
working in the barber shop of Oughtney
Jangraw.
THE National Life Insurance Company
had in bid for $780, 900 Of the ne v United
States bonds
NJ. A. BRADFORD returned last week from
Hyde Park, where he has been employed
| for some time
The Mozart Qnartette assisted at q service
OF song at the Church Of the Messiah last
Sunday evening.
MISS ADELAIDE L. GRIswoLD was the
guest of Mrs. George w. Kennedy at Bur.
lington last week.
THE Mozart Quartette has been engaged
for the musical convention to be held next
Friday at Groton.
1hE Idultb p6duluR CiuD OF ODTlSU
Church met with Mrs. G. b. B. Denny on
Tuesday afternoon.
j. e. FLANNIaAN has resigned as clerk of
Company H, and W. A. Ellis has been ap-
pointed in his place.
GILMAN b. DODGE is able to be on the
street, after twO-weeks' illness with the
grip and rheumatism.
THE Garnet Seal Circle will meet with
Mrs. o. H Richardson next Friday after.
noon at half-past two
HENRY DEAvITT returned to Boston last
School of Technology.
AMOS P. CUTTING, the architect OF the
Kellogg Hubbard Library building, died
recently in California.
Hon. ALBERT FUTILE Of Fair Haven was
admitted to mem bership in the Apollo Club
last Thursday evening,
"HANDs ACROSS THE SEA-" Friday even.
ing, February 81, is the next attraction at
Blanchard Opera House.
MRS e. A. MUTT was at Randolph, last
Friday and Saturday, as stenographer at a
commissioners hearing
THE Ladies' Guild of Christ Church is to
meet at Mrs j. G Houghton's ON Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock.
THE Ladies' Guild of Christ Church will
meet with Mrs j. G. Houghton on Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock
Mr.. AND MRS. DANIEL BIssELL of Lowell
Mass, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A
Stowell, sister of Mrs. Bissell.
Mrs. C. B. RICHARDSON of Essex Junction
has been visiting Mrs. W. L. Draper, he
daughter, during the past week.
Mrs. e. B. PIKE of Pike Station, N. II.
has been visiting Miss Mamie Trombley
her sister, during the past week.
THE plant of the Lane Manufacturing
} Company has recently been equipped will
the Sturtevant system OF heating
) DWIGHT f. MASON. manager OF thu
Western Union Telegraph Office in this city
, was in Boston several days last week.
FRANCIS SMITH and wife of Swanton an'
Mrs Henry Hill of Buffalo, N. Y, visited
Mr., and Mrs. Brock l.. Flint last week.
A SPECIAL meeting of the Ladies' Aid AS
sociati0u is called for this afternoon at tw
: o'clock at their hall in Heaton's block.
THE opening concert in the hall of tn
Kellogg Hubbard Library building will b
given about February 20 by Boston artists.
A DAUGHTER was born last Thursday t,
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. j. Keegan and a daughte
, to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lindsay last Monday
THE Green Mountain Girls " enjoyed
sleigh ride to Waterbury last Sal alurday. j
, Q. Adams took the party in the " Monitor
THE house and lot belonging to the Horac
Mayhem estate, near the electric light wOI ks
has DOCu ioi TfOV ny OOuu IbOhCu
r BECAUSE OF the continued illness OF Rev
: W. j. O'Sullivan there were no services a
3 St. Augustine's Church last Sunday morn
3 ing.
COLONEL A. G. BROWN is out this week O
1 a general tour of inspection Of the lines of tn
: Vermont Telegraph and Telephone Con
! pany.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH POLAND have ger
! erously donated about forty volumes as
! nucleus for q library at the Heaton Hol
. > pital.
/. FRANK w. CARVER and Frank Perea
gave dance at the Exchange Hotel dining
' room last Monday evening to party {
/ their friends.
4 THE Baptist young ladies'. members
i the newly. organized Mite Society, will Civ
a supper in the vestry Of the Baptist Churc
4 this afternoon.
i A SPECIAL train for Groton will leave th
q Montpelier & Wells River depot at ha
l. past six next Fridav evening, returning a
q ter the concert.
GEORGE III. GUERNSEY attended the sem
y annual meeting of the executive board