The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-09-23
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
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NEVS-HUNTERS

NEVS-HUNTERS.
Mrs. ID. #. CLARK is in Boston.
T. s. BRoPHY went to New York last
Monday.
@. H. MORE is in New York this week on
business.
Miss NELLIE WHELAN is visiting in
Winooski.
Miss MARY LEWIS is quite seriously i'll
with bronchitis,
MRS. G. A. SMITH, 1sT, is confined to the
house by illness.
MAJOR j. II. WATSON of Bradford was in
town on Tuesday.
THOMAS F. LYNCH was in Fair Haven on
business last week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOEL AINswoRrH OF Hard
wick visited last week at j. f. buttons.
Mr.. AND MRS HENRY FARwELL arrived
last Friday from Omaha, Neb.
MRS. G. n. MEAD OF Burlington visited
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w Temple last week.
THE wife of Captain Theodore Dewey is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dewey.
A DAUGHTER was born last Monday to MIR.
and Mrs. Joseph Lamarie, on the Berlin
side.
Mrs. CELIA Cox of Boston was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Lord over last Sun
day.
MRS. M. a. LELAND mas Deen IN the B0S-
ton and New York markets during the past
week.
THE Epworth League reading circle will
meet next Friday evening with Mrs. A. III.
Webb.
THE Ladies' Guild OF Christ Church met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. f. A.
Adams.
Miss NELLIE HOPKINS of Keeseville, N.
Y, is visiting at the home of Henry ID.
Hopkins.
F. W. BANCROFT lectured last Friday
evening before the pupils of Peacham
Academy.
REV. P. B. FISK and daughter Grace of
Lyndon were guests this week, of the
Misses Fisk.
Miss HARRIET LITTLE of Bradford was
the guest last week of Misses Eliza and
Elena George.
j. V. MORROW did not press the case of
assault against his wife, and the matter has
been dropped.
Mrs. w. A. BARRETT and daughter of
Melrose, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. III. Greene.
HENRY Bowers and Alfred f. Forten re-
turned last week from the house Of correc.
tion at Rutland
FRANK B RUTHERFORD went last week to
Syracuse, N Y. where he has entered Syr-
acuse University.
MISSES Eta CLARK, Nettie Wade and
Mollie Dewey were at home from Worces-
ter over last Sunday.
MRS GEORGE II. GUERNSEY and Mrs. G.
NJ. Goss are attending the State Baptist
Convention at Bristol.
SUNDAY evening services have been re-
sumed in the Church of the Messiah They
begin at seven o'clock.
MISS DAISY LANE returned last Saturday
| from the Fabyan House, where she has
been for three months.
GEORGE G. PRATT is soon to move to the
house, in East Liberty street. recently va
Gated by Justus l.. Batchelder.
OFFICERS raided the place on Elm street
kept by James Ryau on Tuesday evening
A quantity of liquor was secured
REV. r. SHERMAN of Clinton, Conn,
preached for the Baptists last Sunday and
will supply that pulpit next Sunday.
Roy MORSE is at home from Waltham,
| Mass. where he has completed course in
the Neurological Institute in that city.
GEORGE M. POWERS, ESQ, of Morrisville
was in town on Tuesday securing quarters
for the coming session of the legislature.
JOHN e. FLANAGAN, clerk in the general
office of the Montpelier and Wells River
railroad, is taking vacation in Boston.
MRS. CHARLES E. PAINE and children of
| Lowell, Mass, have been guests OF Mr.. and
REV DIR. w. S. HAzEN OF Northfield
preached at Bethany church last Sunday,
in exchange with Rev. DR.. Norman Seaver.
EIGHTY tons of coal and ten cords of
| hard wood have been put into the basement
of the federal building during the past week.
CHARLES l.. CONVERSE, the accommodating
| clerk at the general delivery window at the
post. office, is spending his vacation in New
York.
HENRY G. WHITsoN of Chicago and Lizzie
M. Miller OF Montpelier were married last
Friday in New York by Alderman Charles
Wires.
MRS. CALVIN L. BULLOCK entertained the
| Methodist Home Missionary Society last
Friday afternoon at her home on Winter
street.
PERLEY w. HOLDEN, teller in the Capita
Savings Bank, returned last Monday from
Hartford, Conn, where he has been visit
ing his sister.
G. M. GILLETTE, special pension exam
liner, left last Monday for Washington, ID
G., on business trip, expecting to be alb
sent ten days.
j. H. SENTER, #. w. Frink, j. g. Brown
and Willard Whitcomb leave this week fol
the Dead River country in Maine on
hunting expedition.
MILES STANDIsH returned last Saturday
from Fall River, where he has been pitch
| ing lot tub II dll hlNtr Ddst-udll CluD IN lu,
New England league.
WESLEY G. TAPLIN of Southern Pines, n
c., made a flying trip to Montpelier OIL
Tuesday, accompanied by Rev. 9. p. Tap
lin, his father, of Essex.
JAMES MCGOWAN Of Saratoga, n. Y.
takes the place of John Gauthier in tn
cigar mandatory of Arthur Allen. Tn,
latter has gone to Barre.
RRv. j. EDWARD WRIGHT has an appoint
ment at the Morse schoo-house next Sun
day, at q 10 P. NJ Subject OF sermon
Religion for This Life"
REV II. SHERMAN Of Clinton. Conn, con
ducted the meeting for men held last Sun
day afternoon at the rooms of the Youn
Mems Christian Association.
! ID. M. SPENCE goes this week to Manches
? ter, N. H., to attend the Inter state Youn
Mems Chris ian Association convention TO
Vermont and New Hampshire.
7 THE kindergartners, Miss Wheslock @
? Barre and Miss Fisk of Montpelier, wit
their pupils in training, resume their stude
: OF Froebel's writings this week.