The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-01-22
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
WHAT OUR HOME PEOPLE HAVE
BEEN DOING FOR A WEEK.
Mrs. ID. s. BLANPIED Ia i'll.

last week.
G. F. MOORE is visiting at his home in
Shoreham.
Mrs. FRANK A. HAYDEN went to New
| York last Monday.
SHERIFF COLLINS has appointed II. B.
Wedge of Berlin deputy sheriff.
DANIEL EMERY and child of Herbert
Wheelock are i'll with tonsiltis.
REV. A. II. Webb lectured in the course
at South Royalton last Monday evening
MRS. r. A. DwINELL gives an afternoon
tea to day to party of old school friends.
MRS. SHANNON of Manchester, N. H was
the guest of Mrs. K. e. Towner last week
FRANK j. PEREAU is fitting up a bar
shop in the card.room at the Exchange Ho.
tel.
JOSEPH AULD, business manager Of the
Burlington Daily NeUS, was in town on
| Tuesday.
A MUSICALE will be given next Friday
evening at the home of Miss Eva Clark on
Barre street.
THE Garnet Seal Circle will meet with
Mrs. Clark King next Friday afternoon at
half past two.
The Epworth League Reading Club will
meet next Friday evening with Mrs. Frank
A. Sherburne.
MRS. AMY P. HIBBARD will entertain the
Baptist Ladies' Missionary Society next
rTludy dlJeTuOOu
REV. w. H. JACKSON and wife of Brook.
lyn. n. Y, visited last week at the home of
Rev. A. III. Webb.
GEORGE n. BENNETT, the venerable
mover of buildings, is very low from the of.
| fects of pneumonia
WILLIAM HUGHES, an employe of the Con-
solidated Lighting Company, is visiting at
his home in Bristol.
Miss ANNIE MoRIARrY was given birth
day party, last Saturday evening, at her
home on Court street.
WILLARD EMERY went to Boston last
Monday. He mas a fine position in drug
store at Maiden, Mass.
HORACE H. SCRIBNER has so far recovered
from his long and serious illness as to be
able to go down stairs.
G. 6. AINswoRTH went to Providence, r.
l., last Saturday, where his wife is receiving
| treatment in hospital.
THE Bethany Reading Club will meet
at Mrs. Hiram Carletou's next Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock.
ANDREW SrRAaUE and wife of Chelsea
| were the guests last week of Mrs. W. A.
Shay, sister of Mrs. Sprague.
GEORGE w. PARMENrER had large
fore of men engaged during the past week
in harvesting his annual ice CROP
MOSES WooLsoN, husband of Abba
Gould Woolson, the noted author, died last
Friday at his residence in Boston.
THE ladies of Bethany Church netted
over $50 from their turkey supper, given in
the chapel last Wednesday, evening.
A HORSE owned by William Mcdonald,
the truckman, slipped on an icy pavement
last week and fell, breaking its neck
BISHOP HALL will preach at Christ Church
next Sunday morning, and will administer
the rite of confirmation to large class.
HARRY K. FREER is suffering from tenn.
porary paralysis in his left hand and arm,
which incapactAtes him for manual labor.
GEORGE I. ARCHER has rented the ton
ement in the upper portion of George W.
Colby residsnce, where he is keeping house.
. TwENTY.oNE young ladies joined the
Physical Culture Class at the Young Mems
Christian Association gymnasium last Sat
urday.
The Chautauqua class will meet next
Friday afternoon at quarter past two
with Mrs. Harlow NJ. Smith, No. 80 Barre
street.
Rev. w. II. JACKSON led the meeting for
young men at the rooms of the Y Y)ung
Mems Christian Association last Sunday
afternoon.
MICHAEL KKLLEHER and Mrs. 7. j. Kel.
leber were called to Concord, N. H., las
Saturday, by the dangerous illness of Mr.
Kelleher's mother.
The Mozart Quartette is to assist the
Montpelier Seminary Banjo and Mandolin
Clubs at concert TO be given at Waterbury
next Friday evening.
THE " old folks bal" " at East Montpelier
last evening, was attended by large del
egation from Montpelier. The Montpelier
Orchestra furnished music.
JAMES KELLEHER and Miss Nellie went tC
Concord, n. H., last Monday, TO attend the
funeral of their grandmother, whose death
occurred Saturday evening.
A MUSICAL will be given next Friday
evening by the members of St. Peters courC
Catholic Ocder OF Foresters, in the Hall o.
st. Jean de Baptist Society
MRS. q. NJ. GILLETTE and Miss Cora, hel
daug ar, reJuvned last Saturday evening
from Washington, ID. c., where they have
been for the past five weeks.
BERT ALEXANDER, agent for Wanna
maker x Brown of Philadelphia, is to oc
cupy tho rooms in the basement of Holme.
block to be vacated by f. j. Pereau.
BEGINNING with the month of February
w. A. Briggs will give an organ recital al
Bethany Church at the close of the Sund Y
evening services the last Sunday in eacl
month.
B. r. HUMPHREY OF Springfield, Mass.
the Vermont solicitor for the History fol-
Ready Reference has placed 235 volumes o
that valuable work with Montpelier sub
scribers.
CLARENCE j. LEASE went to Barre last
, Wednesday, where he has position in the
Barre National Bank. His place as loca
reporter for the Free Press is taken by w
A. Slay.
, BISHOP HALL will speak on Marriage
at the meeting for young men to be held
: next Sunday afternoon at half past four a.
: the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian As
sociation.
A YOUNG child of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
: f. Lynch was seized with commissions, las
: Sunday, and for time it was feared deatt
would ensue. 1t was reported much better
on Monday.
MoNTPELIeR Lodge. Knights of Pythias
, will give whist party at its lodge rooms IL
Grand Army hall on Thursday evening
Refreshments will be served, and small
admission fee will be charged
! A DELEGATION of Knights of Pythias anC
a friends will visit Marshheld, next Sunday
. to attend divine service and to listen to
! sermon by Rev. Mr.. Lewis, on " Friend
> ship, Charity and Benevolence."
/. DR.. III. 5. BoARDMAN was in Middlebur,