The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-02-26
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
DOINGS OF OUR HOME PEOPLE
AND THE STRANGERS WITHIN
OUR GATES.

Mrs. MARY B. PECK is visiting in Boston.
T. W. EAaAN has been in New York dur
ing the past week.
A FINAL meeting OF the City Council will
be held this evening.
CaARLEs +. MooRs Of shorehsm spent
last Sunday in town.
MR. AND MRS. JusTUs L. BArCHRLDER are
visiting in Brookfeld.
L. A. NKwcoMB OF Waterbury Center 10
clerk for Niles b Pratt.
#. W. MORSE was confined to the house
with the grip last week.
RALPH WILEY OF San Francisco ia clerk
for d. w. Temple b Co.
A SON was born last Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. William f. Ewing.
Mr.. AND MRS A. N. BLANCHARD returned
from Boston last Friday.
HARLIE o. CuMMINs is recovering from
his recent alarming illness.
d. L. CARTER OF East Fairfield was in
town several days lest week.
The young daughter Of M. j. Gibbons is
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
The Baptist Mite Society will meet with
Mrs. W. A. Shay this afternoon.
MISS ETHEL WEBB has been visiting in
Brattleboro during the past week.
FRANK A. BRITAIN is confined to the
house with an abscess on the knee.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE G. PRATT have
been in Boston during the past week.
MRS. JAMES JONES is seriously i'll with
muscular rheumatism and heart disease.
MISS BELLE K Cross of Cambridge, Mass,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. D.Hyde.
J.F. WATERMAN was in New York last
week selecting pianos for the spring trade.
r. s. MEIas, clerk for l.. Fl. Greene, was
at his home in Swanton over last Sunday.
MRS. MARY DAVIS OF Nashua, N. H., is
the guest Of Mrs. James Canning, her sister.
THE Baptist Missionary Circle will meet
next Friday afternoon with Mrs. f. d. May.
nard.
MRS. M. S. DAVIS went last Friday to
| Boston and New York for visit of few
| weeks.
MRS. LAURA WING OF Rochester is visit
| ing Mrs. Hattie True at the Exchange
Hotel.
Hon AND MRS. B. F. FIFIELD and Miss
| Nellie have been in New York during the
past week.
MISS LUCY HUTcHINs gave whist party,
last Friday evening, at her home on North
field street.
Mr.. AND MRS. HORACE MARVIN of Jack
son, Mich are visiting at the home Of Nor
ton Marvin.
The Ladies' Aid Association will meet
this afternoon at two o'clock in the hall In
Heston block.
The Garnet Seal Circle will meet with
Mrs. H. X. Sherburne next Friday afternoon
at half past two.
NV. CHADWICK, clerk at the Exchange
Hotel, was with his family at Randolph
over last Sunday.
GEORGE W. PARMKNTER has purchased
for $500 the Blanpied farm on the hill road
to East Montpelier.
REV. A. Fl. WEBB lectured at Brattleboro
last Wednesday night, on " Uncle Sam and
His Chara ;teristics."
L BART Cross returned from Boston las
Saturday, where he has been on business
for the past ten days.
wAsHINaToN's birthday was celebrated
by the pupils OF st. Michael's School will
appropriate exercises.
THE Bethany Reading Club will mee
with Mrs. George Atkins next Tuesday al
ternoon at two o'clock.
A. j. ALLARD and P. j. Belamour, of th'
St. Albans Messenger job office, were il
town over last Sunday.
Mis- CARRIE Cross is expected hom
from Michigan this week, where she ha
been for several months.
THE Chautauqua Glass will meet mex
Friday afternoon with Mrs. G. G. Alber
No 40 East State street
JOSEPH FITZGERALD, porter at the Ex
| CDaDR6 1OI6l, HAS Dttu COuuutu W lib IOOI
several days with the grip.
FRANK e. SMITH and f. p. Willard are i
Burlington as Jurors in the United State
District and Circuit courts.
A sLKIGH-LoAD of young people froI
NOrtbfield took supper at the Exchang
Hotel last Sunday evening.
Miss CLARA I. DEFoRD went to her hom
in Hardwick last Friday. She was IL
threatened with pneumonia.
NJ. 8. DAVIS, proprietor of the Exchang
Hotel, has been confined to his room sine
Sunday with a stomach trout BILE.
MID-wKKK service will be held in til
vestry of the Church of the Messiah thi
: "wednesday evening at 7:15 o'clock.
MISS MARY A. THwINa, an aged lady, fe
last Thursday and broke one leg near tn
hip joint. The fracture was bad one.
! b. M. SHEPARD was the recipient OF
purse of $50 from the Church OF the Me
siah on the occasion OF his recent marriag
. The bankers of the state will meet I
: Mon ipelier on Wednesday, March 20, Il
the purpose of forming state organic
tiou.
= The docket for the March term OF Was
ington County Court just issued, contain
$50 civil forty chancery and eighty sta
cases.
. Rev. ( B. EARLE will be in Brattlebol
y next Sunday. The Baptist pulpit will
~ supplied by student from montpelier SeI
n mary.
Hon. G. w .BRowNELL OF Burlington, Ho
- H.W. Bailey of Newbury and j w. TitcOn
y OF st. Johnsbury we're at the Pavilion la
: Monday
10 A MEETING of the Board of Civil Authori
i. for final revision of the checklist will
=, held in the city clerks Office next Saturdi
,s evening.
LESTER II. GREENE was away on bu
n ness trip last week, visiting Boston, Tro
t., N. Y, Manchester and Nashua, N. H., al
Df Lowell, Mass.
Is j. H. SEsrER, United States district |
or torney, 10 in Burlington attending the Fe
e. ruary term of the United States Circuit al
10 District courts.
70 PERLEY W. HOLDEN, assistant treasuI
OF the Capital Savings Bank and Tru
c. Company, is slowly recovering from his
no cent severe illness.
,. e. W. THOMPSON, traffic manager OF {
e. Baltimore Steam Packet Company, was
Ia town for few hours, last Friday. on
at way to st. Albans.
~ Rem r. GATES clerk for the past year