The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-08
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
WHAT SPRING BREEzES SANG IN
THE Ears OF WATCHMAN
REPORTERS.
W. e. TERRILL is in Boston.

MRS. GEORGE Colt is i'll with the grip.
X. M. WALLINa was in Burlington over
last Sunday.
Hon. f. A. DwINELL went to Washington,
ID. O., last week.
LrEUTENANT-G GOVERNOR MANsUR was in
| town on Tuesday.
Hon. w. p. DILLrNoBAM went to Boston
last Monday noon.
GEORGE STEWART OF Berlin Is In the en-
ploy Of w. X. Adams.
The time for paying water rents will ex-
pire next Wednesday, April To-
MISS LOUISE SAvARD was at her home in
| Crown Point, N Y, for Easter
RALPH BLANP1ED returned from college
last Friday for a brief vacation.
In the business column Miss II. Julia
| Cross advertises for piano pupils.
G. B. ROBERTS has sold his farm in Mid
dlesex to James Portal for 81 900.
w. II. STERLING has gone to Wells River,
to work in a bottling establishment.
| A. G. BOOTH, clerk for II. A. Slade was
at his home in Swanton on Fast day.
FOUR persons were received into full con-
nection in Trinity Church last Sunday.
ONE Of the large gray horses belonging to
the city, valued at $3.50, died last week
Mr.. AND MRS. ABRAHAM LONG went on
the excursion to Washington last week
",
menced work for Peck Brothers last week.
Mrs. MATILDA ANDERSON of Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting Francis Labouchere, her
father.
MISS KATE HARRIS of Burlington was
the guest of Mrs. II. l.. E. Smith, her cousin
last week.
MRS. HENRY, city charge, died last
Monday of consumption at her home on
Fuller street.
In the business column DR.. A. W. Rice
| advertises his residence and personal prop
erty for SALE
MRS WILLIS BLANCHARD and Mrs. Fred
Chapman gave enjoyable whist parties last
Friday evening.
e. L. PUTNEY was in Manchester, N. FL ,
last Friday, to superintend sale of horses
for II. d. Gates
THE auction sale of Capital Hall is to oc.
cur next Saturday afternoon at two o'clock
| on the premises.
N. G PECK is able to be on the street. af-
ter a confinement Of four weeks with the
grip and pneumonia.
THE Bethany Reading Club will meet
with Miss Martha Long next Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock,
A DAUGHTER was born last Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Young. Mrs. Young
is very dangerously i'll.
Miss CARRIE Cross returned last Satur-
day from Union City, Mich where she has
been for the past five months
WILLARD EMERY went to Rutland last
Mondsy, where he has position in the
drug store of Miner & Thomas.
WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, formerly clerk for
G. d. Butler, has gone to Boston, where he
has a position in grocery store.
ROBERT EMERY and George Osgood re-
turned 70 the University of Vermont last
| Monday after weeks vacation,
THE Old Wheel" went to the home of
n. 9 Tabor, last Friday, where they found
abundance Of prime maple sugar.
LESLIE PECK of Fitchburg, Mass, was in
town last week to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Caroline Benway, his grandmother
REV. J. EDWARD WRIGHT is expected to
preach in the Morse school-house, East
Montpelier, next Sunday at q 10 PM
FRED BLANCHARD, porter at the Mont
pelier House, succumbed to the grip last
week. Charles Smith took his place.
MRS HORACE MARVIN returned to Jack
son, Mich, last week, aft ,r visit of several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs Morton Marvin.
The suburban train from Barre for Mont
peler will be held every evening his week
until after the close of the conference exer-
cises.
DIR. l.. G. WAKEFIELD goes to Randolph
this morning on tour OF inspection, acting
ullubT OTutTs lIOm Ouc ObdJo Odtbic SOh-
mission.
MRS GEORGE H. GUERNSEY leaves to-day
for Washington, ID. c., where she will meet
Mr.. Gu ,rnsey, who has been South for sew
eral weeks.
THE members of Hose Company No.
met last Wednesday evening and voted to
disband, as per the recommendations OF the
chief engineer.
The Odd Fellows and Daughters of Re
1Alr IN xUrht taf nd nia
in their hall last evening which was very
generously patronized.
LEE G. TEwKsBURY has been dangerously
i'll during the past week with Inflammation
Of the brain but was reported little more
comfortable on Tuesday.
THE comptroller OF the currency has des
ignated the Hanover National Bank of New
York city as the reserve agent of the Firs
National Bank of Montpelier
THE German Brothers in "The Gilhoo
lys Abroad" an amusing farce comedy
will appear at Blanchard Opera House to
night. See the business column.
THE VENDETTA" will be the attraction
at Blanchard Opera House next Tuesda.
evening. This production is spoken of a'
marvellous for its many mechanical effects
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Gulo
OF Christ Church, for the election of officer
for the ensuing year, will be held on FRIDAY
|
. Adams.
REV. N. M. SHAW has been returned T.
Montpelier for another year by the Evan
, gelical Conference, held recently in Boston
He will conduct services in the hall on Bel
lin street.
THE Kings Daughters will make thei
usual Easter offering at the regular meetin
to be held next Monday evening at hal
past seven o'clock at the home of Mrs G. E
b. Denny.
THE Womans Christian Temperate
. Union will meet with Mrs. G.. b. B. Denn
, on Thursday afternoon at half past tw
T o'clock. Subject, Quotations on Bibl
4 Temperance"
t W. A. LORD goes to Worcester, NJ ass
next Saturday, where he is counsel mex
, week in contested will case involving owe
$4,000, to be tried in the superior judicis
n court at Worcester.
l MRS CHARLES REED returned from Boz
Z ton last Friday, where she has been vis
4 ing for several weeks She was accom-
: panied by Misses M. g. Reed and Ann
t Murdock of that city.
n TuR Garuat Saal Circla IL in vitad tn ma.