The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-01-29
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
THE WEEKLY BUDGET OF LIFE
1ND DEATH.


tion, held in Montpelier last Wednesday
and Thursday, may be found on pages six
and seven.
JOHN p. ADAMS was in Boston last week
PERLEY w. HOLDEN is still confined to
the house by illness
GEORGE r. EHLE went to Boston on bust
ness last Monday noon.
CHARLIE ADAMS has entered st. Marks
school at Southboro, Mass.
GEORGE NJ. HoYT OF Hardwick sang tenor
in Bethany choir last Sunday.
ALMoN WORCESTER of Boston is the guest
OF Mr.. aud Mrs George A. Huntington.
G g. AISswORTH has moved from Pros
pect street, Berlin, to East ate street.
MISS ETHEL WEBB is stenographer in the
insurance Office of O. II. Sawyer, Barre.
GEORGE II. Cross and wife of St. Johns
| bury were guests of O. H Cross over last
Sunday.
TaE Misses Allard gave a whist party to
large number of their friends last Friday
evening
REV. DIR NORMAN SEAvER went to Rut.
! land on Tuesday, to remain until the last of
the week.
julius Y. DEWEY and Clifton Heaton
came from Burlington, yesterday, to attend
the charity ball.
THE Bethany Christian E Endeavor Society
will hold a cobweb party at the chapel next
MONDAY evening.
TaE Washiugton County Congregational
Ministers Association held a meeting in
Bethany Church yesterday
THE Bethany Reading Club will meet
with Mrs. Clementne l. Bxby next Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock
THE funeral of Michael Mulally of Will.
iamstown was held at st. Augustines
Church last Wednesday morning.
j. j. EAGAN, chief ranger Of the Catholic
Order of Foresters, instituted court at
Graniteville last Saturday evening
f. w. CARVER and family returned last
Friday evening from Vinal Haven, Maine,
where they have been for five weeks.
THE rite of baptism by immersion will be
administered to several candidates at the
Baptist church next Sunday evening.
MISS GERTRUDE MEINEcKE returned last
Saturday evening from Lawrence, Mass,
where she has been for several months
THE Garnet Seal Circle will meet with
Mrs. K. ID. Putnam on East State street
next Friday afternoon at half past two.
Miss MARGARET THOMPSON has been con-
fined to her room at the Exchange Hotel
during the past week with severe cold
GEORGE H. SMITH and Mrs. Alice Daniels
Devine we're married last Friday evening
by Charles DaF. Bancroft, justice of the
peace
TWENTY members of Ivy Lodge, Daugh-
ters of Rebekah, went to Randolph Tues
day noon, where they Instituted lodge last
evening.
SHERIFF BANCROFT is engaged ia taking
the school census. He has completed
wards and He will com plete the work
this week.
THE ladies of Brooks Relief Corps will
hold whist party at their hall next Fri
day evening, to which general invitation
is extended
Friday afternoon at a quarter past two
, with Mrs. Herbert s. Chapman on East
Liberty street.
Two OF the large.sizsd Kelsey furnaces
have recently been placed in the Union
| school. building. They were purchased OF
Fred Blanchard.
:. A HASH SUPER will be served in the YES
try of the Church of the Messiah OF Friday
January 31st at $780, PM Admission
. twenty-five cents.
) Mas. ARTHUR G. AISswoRTH, who has
bsen seriously ill at her home on Prospect
street, Berlin, for the past five weeks il
slowly recovering.
Il. G.. MfNARD has returned from Lancas
ter, n. H., where he has bsen employed in
frescoing and decorative painting for the
past seven months.
+ Hon. HOMER W HKAToN has accepted
the generous offer of the Consolidated Light
ing Company to light the Heaton Hospita
, ior one year free OF charge,
The Womsn's Christian Temperance
, Union will meet on Thursday afternoon al
half past two with Mrs Anne Dillon. Sub
/; ject, " Studies in Heredity."
, "LADIEs NIGHT" was observed at the
' rooms of the Apollo Club Lass Thursday
, evening. Progressive whist was the featur,
a of the evenings entertainment.
Miss MAyME FLANDERS Of Bradford, for
D merly stenographer in the Montpelier Saw
tVNrna nnt and No.. h.a l..-aR
. ag in town duriag the past week.
' u. F. SrIMsoN, of the firm of Rand 8
r Avery, architects, Boston, the engineers o
the HeatOn Hospital, was in town yester
!. day and attended the ball in the evening.
a w. H. DENIo returned last week to AL
y bany, N. Y. He has been engaged TO
. several weeks in assisting in cataoguinl
:, A STATED conclave of Mount Zion Com
! mandery, Knights Templsr, will be helt
y for work next Friday afternoon and even
ing, opening at four o'clock in the afternoon
!, The fiscal year for the CITY of Montpelies
{ expires January 81. All persons who hav,
= bills against The city will avoid delay il
!. payment by presenting them before tina
y time.
. A DRnRaATIoN of twenty five or NOR,
= members of Thomas Wildey Encanpmen
n OF Odd Fellows will 60 to Randolph, mex
a Friday evening, to institute AN encampmen
:, | there.
q THE ladies and gentlemen connected will
!. the Young Mems Christian Assoei alton
d gymnasium classes will give an entertain
- ment at the Opera House on Friday even
/ ing, February 28.
a W. w. PREscoTT is now president of tn,
!, school board of the Seventh Day Adventist
q and IL on a tour Of inspection around th
d globe, visiting their colleges in Australia
o South Africa and Europe.
s. q. WooLsoN was in Springfield, Mass.
last Monday, to assist In celebrating tn,
ninety second birthday anniversary Of hi
d venerable mother, which occurred at th
home of Hon. Adna Brown.
o SUPERINTENDENT OAKEs, Of the Stat
,r Prison at Windsor, brought Charles Harris
h 10 Montpelier ON Tuesday morning, for hi
u appearance before the Supreme Court, a.
noted in the court proceedings.
o TaE stockholders of the Wetmore q
, Morse Granite Company met last Thursda,
=, afternoon and voted, by a majority OF sixty
! N Ui IN rfu !.