The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-02-05
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE CUR
RENT HISTORY OF THE
C1PIT1L.

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RAY w. HUsE was at home from Burling
ton over last Sunday.
#. j. MoCUEN was at his home in Yer
| gennes over last Sunday.
e, WHITE of Terrace, Utah. was the guest
of Marshall l.. Wood last week.
THE Mozart Quartet,e sing at East Mont
pelier and Marshfield next week.
JOHN r. GATES has gone to Hartford,
Conn, to work in clothing store.
MRS. GEORGE T. ARCHER has been i'll
with the grip during the past week.
FRANK H. TowNE has been seriously i'll
during the past week with peritonitis.
CHARLES A. SMITH went to Rutland on
Tuesday to purchase stock Of marble.
CHARLES e. KINGsBURY is confined to the
house with the grip as is Mrs Cassius
Reed.
REV. FATHER McLAUGHLIN OF Burlington
ofliciated at st. Augustine's Church last
Sunday
REV. c G. VINAL of Lebanon. N. H., ez
changed with Rev. J. Edward Wright last
Sunday.
JAMES BUCHANAN has moved from George
W. Colby's house on Kent street to First
Avenue.
Miss FANNIE PARMENTER has gone to
Palmer, Mass, to receive instruction in
viOin-plaling
COLONEL e. HENRY POWELL OF Burlington
is 10 be the Memorial day orator at Mont.
pelier this year
GEORGE A. KNAPP is away on a two
weeks vacation from his duties in the Mont
pelier post office.
Mrs. ROBERT NJ FRASER had a hemor-
rhage of the lungs last week, and has since
been seriously i'll.
Fl. c. WEBSTER of Windsor, formerly of
the firm of Webster, Hall & Taplin, visited
in town last week.
MRS. HARRIET LOVE of Omaha, Neb. has
been the guest Of Mrs Kate Dewey Squires
during the past week.
Mrs. A. N. BLANCHARD is in Boston for
a few weeks, visiting Mrs. Charles j.
Shriner, her daughter.
THE cobveb party ct Bethany Church.
last Monday evening. was largely attended
and was very enjoyable.
THE Bethany Reading Club will meet
with Miss Mary Stimson next Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock.
THE members of Montpelier Lodge
knights of Pythias, will give a whist party
at their hall on Thursday evening.
GILBERT w. LUCE and William Moss will
open barber shop in William Mller's new
block on Nam street in about week.
G. s. ADAMS, the Boston giant, vas at The
Pavilion last week. He is fully six feet
seven in height and of good proportion.
MISS LIZZIE ROONEY, who, with Miss Lila
Brown, has been visiting friends in town.
has entered the Normal school at Randolph
FRED w FRINK is navigating on crutches
these days, because of a sprained knee
received while practicing in the gymna
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GRAND CHANCELLOR FRED A FIELD of
Rutland made an official visit to Montpelier
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, last Thursday
evening.
FRED A. Rowland is to be one of the
speakers at the banquet of the Young
Mems Republican Club at ST. Albans this
evening.
THE "Green Mountain Girls " held fair
Yesterday afternoon and evening with Miss
Florence Whittier, which was very literally
patronized.
THE members of Company II will organ
ize basket ball team this week. Armory
Ha is an exceptionally fine place for sport
of this kind,
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT has an appoint.
ment TO preach in Middlesex next Sunday
At Two NJ: Subject, "Plain Living and
High Thinking"
The Boston Rivals" will appear at
Blanchard Opera House next Friday even
ing in the Young Mems Christian Assoca-
tion star course.
THE Epworth League connected with
Trinity Church will go to Barre in body,
this evening, to attend a social gathering At
IItuuluH ouuICH'
THE rite Of baptism by immt rsion was
administered to a class of nine at the Bap.
tist church last Sunday evening by Rev. E.
b, Earl, the pastor.
FRANK j. PEREAU has opened barber
shop in the card room at the Exchange
Hotel that is complete in all its arrange.
ment and equipment
The Montpelier Banjo and Guitar Club,
assisted by the Mozart Quartette, will give "a
/ in fbp hall a Williams
on THURSDAY evening
F P. KINNEY led the meeting for young
men NJ the rooms of the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association last Sunday afternoon. His
the ne was Prayer"
The Chautauqua Glass will meet next
Friday afternoon at quarter past two with
Mrs A. w Slocum, No. 10 College street
A full attendance is desired.
THE Garnet Seal Circle is invited TO meet
with Miss Lizzie NJ. Stimson next Friday
afternoon at half past two o'clock, and after
the meeting t. remain TO tea
REV A. II. WEBB will preach at Tririty
Church next Sunday morning on The
Uses Of Memory, and in the evening on
"Our Country and Our Duty"
MRS ID l.. CARTER, who has been i'll with
the grip for the past four weeks at the Ex-
change Hotel, was able to be down stairs
last Sunday for the first time
Mrs GEORGE Colt, living up Worcester
branch cracked one hip joint, last week by
falling on the ice II will. probably be
many weeks before she is able to walk
! REV. A. H. WEBB is to deliver an address
I this evening before a meeting OF the Minis
terial Association and the Epworth League
Convention, now in session at Windsor.
THE Non. partisan Woman's Christian
| Temperance Union will meet with Mrs II.
! c. Cotton this afternoon at half past two.
All members are requested to be present.
MASON s. STONE, state superintendent of
education, delivered an address at Bakers
field on Tuesday at the celebration of
" Founders day "by the pupils OF Brigham
Academy
THE annual meeting of the trustees of the
Kellogg. Hubbard Library was held on Tues
day afternoon. The port of these oflicers
will be presented to the annual city meeting
IN March.
ZRB CAIRO and jerry Brunelle were
arrested this week by Policeman Demeritt
for intoxication. Iu City Court Carbo was
fined Sl66l and Brunelle $12Ol Both
fines were paid.