The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-05-27
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
WHIT A WEEK UNDER MAY SKIES
BROUGHT FORTH.
JOHN DouoErrE is i'll with erysipelas.

HARRY Gross OF St. Johnsbury was in
town over last Sunday.
Miss GRACE BEDARD OF St. Albans Is the
guest of Miss Carrie Cross.
W. @. NoRCRoss has gone to Waterbury
Center to take charge of a creamery.
8. NJ. WEST, advertising agent for the
Boston Journal, was in town on Tuesday.
ALBERT H. CUTLER and W. W. Noyes
are fishing at Shelburne Pond this week.
JOHN ANDERSON was called to New York
last Sunday night by the death of brother.
DR.. BEMIs the eye specialist, now has
rooms at the Vermont House, State street.
Mr.. AND MRS GEORGE ATKINS returned
from their western trip last Monday IL orn-
ing.
Miss IDA PUTNAM takes the place of Miss
Leila Tobey at the central telephone Of
flee.
CHARLES II. HEAToN has been suffering
with erysipelas in the face for several days
past.
E. N. SANCTUARY of Burlington is coach
ing the Seminary baseball team for few
days.
HARRY, WILBUR AND CHARLES F. LOWE
are at Canaan on a fishing excursion this
week.
THE Good Templars are to give a mas
querade party in Grand Army Hall this
evening,
MR.. AND MRS G. G. EATON are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Henry Priest, at Can
ton, n. Y.
w. E. HARLOW has moved to the house
on East State street recently vacated by G.
n. Phillips.
Mrs. II. G. GLEASON goes this week to
Ransomville, N, Y, her old home, for a
short visit
THE exterior of the Montpelier House has
been freshened and improved by fresh
coat Of paint.
g. G. PIERCE is moving to the Flanders
house on East Liberty street, recently pur-
chased by him.
DR.. BEMIs, the eye specialist, returned
last week from Florida, where he has been
for several months.
THE Young Mems Christian Association
Bicycle Club will take another run to Barre
next Friday evening.
MISSES H. JULIA Cross and Bernice Hunt
attended the musical convention at St.
Johnsbury last week.
HUBER BREWER arrived from New York
last Monday evening for brief visit with
his mother and sister.
REV NJ. b. CoRRY has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Cory, previous to his
departure for Ireland.
f. G. BREWSTER and wife were called to
Lebanon, N. H., last week, by the death Of
Mrs. Brewster's mother
A SON weighing eleven and one-half
pounds was born last Friday night to Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Lockln.
THE Montpelier Juveniles will play the
| first baseball team of Bethel at that place
next Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. AND Mrs. FRED DUTToN and two
children of Stoneham, Mass, are visiting at
the home of Ralph Wiley.
j. II. KELSEY, representing the Standard
| PM lilh IN n n of 10 in, fnu
revising the insurance directory.
Miss Eta CLARK entertained the senior
class OF the High School at her home on
Barre street last Thursday evening.
REV. w. j. OSULLIvAN was at Under
hill, last week, assisting Rev. Father
Shannon at fOrty-hours devotion.
THE Mozart Quartette has been engaged
to sing at the Memorial day exercises at the
Opera House next Saturday afternoon.
Miss MAUD SHURTLEFF has been at Lasel
Seminary, Auburndale, Mass, during the
past week. renewing old acquaintance.
j. j. GooDACRE led the meeting for young
men at the rooms OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association last Sunday afternoon.
MRS. III. A. SKINNER stepped on rusty
nail, Tuesday noon that nearly penetrated
her foot. She is great sufferer from the
injury.
JOEL WoRTHING has been seriously i'll
Juo pdsb W6oh, anu Is
still such as to cause his friends much
anxiety
Miss l.. j. PINEO, sister of Mrs y. A G..
Jackson died last week at Portland, Me.
Mrs. Jackson was with her at the time of
her death.
The clerks and employers of Main and
State streets will play ball on Seminary
campus next Saturday morning at half
| past nine.
A SESSION of the United States District
Court will be held in this city. commencing
Monday, June go, with Hon. H, III. Wheeler
as presiding judge.
IT is proposed to form battalion at the
High School for instruction in military drill
II an instructor and the necessary equip
ments can be secured
H. j. CURTIS started for Denver Col,
last Monday night, where Mrs Curtis has
been living Of late. Her health is reported
as improving in that climate.
INVITATIONS are out for the last session of
the ladies' gymnastic class at the rooms of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
which is to be held this evening.
JOHN FITZGERALD of St. Albans has been
taking the place of Conductor William
Hoye, between Montpelier Junction and
Barre, during the latter's illness.
IT is expected that the Supreme Court
will conclude its labors for the May term
this week. Several of the judges have as
signments at county court the first week in
| June
DR.. HENRY JAMES of Waterbury was in
town last Monday to see NJ. S. Davis, land
lord of the Exchange Hotel, who is still
confined to his room with erysipelas in his
left foot.
GEORGE l.. LANE is in town from Lowell
Mass, for a short time, to look after his
real estate interests. He will go to the
Fabyan House, White Mountains, for the
summer, about June /,
d. l.. SANDERS was appointed a member
OF the committee on supplies, and ID. w
Dudley on the committee on the Odd Eel
lows Home, at the Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows held last week at Rutland.
THE members of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Bicycle Club took a run tC
Barre last Friday evening They were met
outside the city limits by the Barre club
and by them escorted through the city
THE Young Peoples Fraternity of the
Church Of the Messiah will hold a straw
berry supper in the church vestry from hal
past five to seven o'clock Thursday even