The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-15
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS UNDER
SPRING SKIES,

eighth pages of this issue.
FRED r. RYLE is ill with jaundice.
w. II. LOMBARD is i'll with the grip.
Mrs. j. w. SEVERANCE is critically ill.
f. W. BANCROFT is visiting in Burlington.
EDWARD McKENNA is i'll with appendi-
citis.
MRS e. B. EARLE is visiting in Brattle.
boro
TO-DAY is the last day for paying water
rents.
J. II. voLHoLM is in Boston on business
this week.
M. M. CUTLER is recovering from his re-
cent illness.
Mr. AND Mrs f. w. MORSE were in Bos-
ton last week.
MRS. f. 1. PIrKIN is expected home from
Boston this week.
j. w. BROCK and s. FL. o. Bosworth went
to Boston on Tuesday.
MISS HATTIE FITZPATRICK visited last
week at Rouse's Point, N. Y.
JOHN e. HUBBARD was confined to the
house with the grip last week.
CHARLES e. PERRIN has been i'll with
pneumonia during the past week.
j. M. COLLINS Of Concord N. H., was the
guest of T. j. Kelleher last week
DIR. A. w. RICE has sold his residence on
Main street to G. P. Pitkn for $4,000.
L. e. TAYLOR has sold to 8. B. Sibley for
81, 800 his residence on Baldwin street.
L n. BIxBY, cashier Of the Montpelier
National Bank, was in Boston last week.
WALLACE Fl. HALE of Underhill is work
ing in the meat market of 81. A. Skinner.
Mrs. e. d. PUTNAM has moved from
East State street to her own home on First
Avenue.
ATTENTION is called to the kindergarten
announcement of Miss Flax in the buainass
column.
GEORGE K. EBLE succeeds l.. @. Tewks-
bury in the local agency for the Burlington
Free Press.
MRS. F. M. CORY went to Boston, last
Wednesday, to purchase furniture for their
new home.
MISS SARAH CoBURN of Cabot is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Poland for two or
three weeks.
DENNIS F. RYLE has purchased of Charles
e. Ryle, for 81 200 house and lot on
Barre street.
ARTHUR E. YOUNG, formerly with 8. G.
Woolson, has tsen visiting in town during
the past week.
MRS c. L. BIxBY returned last week
from a three weeks visit in Boston and
Newton, Mass.
w. G. ANDREWS and wife visited s. A.
Andrews. brother of the former, at Yer.
The Chautauqua Glass will meet next
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ii. s. Chapman,
East Liberty street.
Miss GERTRUDE JEROME has been working
in the Montpelier Book Store during the ill
ness of L. c. Tewksbury.
Mrs. A. A. STEBBINs returned last week
from New York City, where she has been
for the past two months.
W. L. DRAPER has opened branch store
| in the millinery parlors OF Mrs. j. M. Bond
| in Worthen Block Barre.
Mr.. AND MRS. e. F. AVERY returned last
Friday from Nova Scotia and Maine, where
they have spent the winter.
| . DR. L. G. WAKEFIELD was at North Pom
| fret on Tuesday to test the blooded dairy
herds of Hon. Homer w. Vail.
JOHN GAUTHIER, for some time in the cigar
mandatory of Arthur Allen, went to Bos-
on last week, where he has position.
MRS DEAN HAYES of Waterbury Center
has been visiting DR.. and Mrs. o. L. Wat
son, her parents, during the past week.
MRS. Lucy A. HURLBERT has been dan
gerously i'll the past three weeks with cry =
sipelas, but is now rapidly improving.
MARTIN SPELLIcy and Miss Bridget Doyle
| were married last week at st. Augustine's
Church by Rev. Father W. j. O'Sullivan.
W. 8. HUDSON, undertaken for L. P.
Gleason Il Co., was called to Massachu-
setts last week by the death of his mother
The Ladies' Aid Society for the Heaton
Hospital will meet for work this afternoon
at two o'clock in the hall in Heaton Block.
JAMES FINN was thrown from his wagon
last Friday, sustaining injuries to his ribs
that have since confined him to the house.
MRS. EMILY Nj. SABIN and daughter Jessie,
who are now in Pasadena, Cal, expect to
visit in Montpelier some time in June next.
III Iof. m, a.
for business trip through the West He
will go as far as Lincoln, Neb., before his
return.
THE pupils of the High School gave a
dance in Whitcomb Hall last Friday even.
ing. The M )ntpelier Orchestra furnished
music.
THE tenement house on Elm street for
merly occupied by II. q. Webster is being
remodeled by Colonel Fred e. Smith, its
owner.
LEVI A. PERSONS has been quite i'll with
the grip and threatened with pneumonia,
during the past week, but is reported much
better.
Mr.. AND MRS FRANK e. HOWE returned
from Greenbush. N. " last Friday. They
expect to remain in Montpelier for the
present.
W. E. HUBBARD is recovering from what
was feared would be fatal illness Charles
Hubbard, his son, returned to Boston on
Tuesday
j. @. NEWTON cut his left hand badly
with a chise, last Saturday, while at work
in the shop of the Perry Manufacturing
Company.
ARTHUR STRATToN has returned from
Lebanon, N. a and is to work in the pho
tographic gallery of f. G. Brewster, in Mil
Ter Block.
o. M. MARSHALL went to Marlboro, Mass, ',
last week, to fill short engagement as
trombone soloist with Brigham's Orchestra
of that city.
ABRAHAM LONG and wife stopped in Bal
timore, Md, on their return from the Wash
ington excursion, where they are now visit
ing relatives.
H. M. CUTLER, assistant treasurer of the
National Life Insurance Company, was iu
Portland, Me-, last week, in the interests OF
that institution.
@. @. MORSE, a brother of e. II. Morse OF
this city, died recently of typhoid fever, al
Lincoln, Neb. He was for several years q
resident of Burlington.
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