The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-03-25
MONTPELIER And VICINITY
JOTTTNGS or TRIPS AROUND IND
1BOUT THE CITY.

MISS ANNA MAYO visited in Newport last
week.
Mrs. JENNIE DUNwooD1E is visiting in
Boston.
Miss MARTHA LONG is visiting relatives in
Fairlee.
JOHN S. WILKINS was at Stowe over last
Sunday.
A, G. BOOTH was at Essex Junction over
last Sunday.
AN infant child of George Roberts is i'll
with bronchitis.
G. II. BENNETT is confined to the house
with rheumatism.
w. E. HUBBARD is seriously i'll from the
effects of the grip.
Hon w. G. FERRIN has been seriously ill
during the past week.
JOHN e. HUBBARD has been in Boston
during the past week.
MIR. AND Mrs I. s. BRoPHY went to New
York last Wednesday.
JESSE KING fell from ladder, last Sun
day, and broke one rib
Mrs. A. II. WEBB visited last week in
Windsor and Brattleboro.
CARL GoURLEY is slowly improving from
his receat alarming Illness
MRS. KMBALL r. BATES Is quite i'll at her
home East Liberty street
PROFESSOR d. S. BLANPIED and family
are visiting at M!lford, Mass.
l.. 7. SEAvER Of Jonesville visited Mrs
A. e. Carr, his daughter last week.
Miss MARY WILLARD has resigned as IL
brarian of the Montpelier Public Library.
MRS DANIEL EMERY and Mrs. William
Noyes are among the victims of the grip.
+. w. BANCROFT has resigned as one of the
trustees of the Montpelier Public Library
Association.
A MIDwEEK service will be held in the
vestry of the Church OF the Messiah at T. 10
this evening.
w. S. SMITH sang bass in Bethany choir,
last Sunday, while II. d. Hopkins upheld
the tenor eud.
Mrs FRANK A. SHERBURNE entertained
the Epworth League Reading Club last Fri
day afternoon.
SON was born last Sunday to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Shriner-a grandson to Mr.. and Mrs
A. n. Blanchard.
Mr.. AND MRS JOEL WORT HING go to Bos-
tou ou Thursday TO purchase furniture for
their new residence.
THE Bethany Reading Club will meet
with Mrs. Carl l.. Smith next Tuesday af-
ternoOn at two o'clock.
MISS AMY FISK has opened kiudergarten
school in the Intermediate room OF the vii
lage school at Sheiburne
THE Ladies' Guild of Christ Church is to
meet at Mrs W. E. Laird's on Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock.
MIR. AND Mrs. GEORGE ATKINS have been
visiting in Poughkeepsie and New York
city during the past week.
w. j. BAGLEY, dynamo engineer at the
electric light station, succumbed to the grip
for several days last week.
REV. FATHER O'NEIL officiated at ST.
A ~. ia, L..
sence of Rev. Father O'Sulivau.
Mrs c. l., BIxBY went to Newton, Mass
last Monday morning, where she is the
guest OF Mrs. W, H. Whitney, Jr.
II. D. HOPKINS is getting the lumber on
the ground for the house and barn he is to
erect on his lot on College street.
d. l.. CARTER Of East Fairfield, and his
son Floyd from Middlebury were al the
Exchange Hotel over last Sunday.
SPECIAL session Of Washington County
Court for naturalization purposes will be
held in the court room next Friday evening.
GEORGE Fl. WILDER and Miss Jessie
Couthoui are among the attractions an.
nounced at KeiCh's theater, Boston this
week.
THE Methodist Woman's Home Mission
ary Society will meet with Mrs. Benjamin
Daley on Thu csday afternoon at two
o'clock.
RAY w. HUsE has been at home from the
University # Vermont during the past
week. He is confined To the house with
erysipelas
ALEX BARATTA of Albany, N. Y, brother
OF Edgardo Baratta, has been i'll at the
Montpelier House for the past week with
rheumatism.
MR.. AND Mrs. w. Z. TERRILL attended
The wedding of Charles g. Baldwin and Miss
Emily Stebbins at Northtieid last Wednes-
day evening.
A. f SoRTwELL of Cambridgeport, Mass
president of the Montpelier and Wells
River railroad, was at the Pavilion several
days last week.
GEORGE W BAKER, agent for the Cereal
Machine Company, has something of inter-
est to the ladies OF Montpelier to say in the
business column.
Mr. AND MRS. f. +. RAND entertained a
company of young people last Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Lolita Farms sworth
of San Francisco
ILL health has compelled Heman E. Dole
TO resign his position in the upholstering de-
partment of the furniture establishments of
Johonnotts & Hall.
IT is probable that Miss EVELYN Lease
will take the position of librarian of the
Montpelier Public Library made by the
resigua ion of Miss Willard
Oh the in yitatiOn of DIR. X. l.. Cleaves
the Vermont State Dental Society will meet
at iontprlier rhe third Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of next March
REPRESENTATIVES OF a majority of the
banking institutions ia the state will meet
a. Montpelier to-day for the purpose of or
ginizing State Bankers Association.
+. w. BANCROFT will give his song lee
ture on National Airs" before the Ladies'
Reading Club of Nortbfeld on Easter Mon.
day, at the Dme of Mrs. George Nichols
THE annual meeting of the Baptist Ladies'
Missionary Circle will be held next Friday
afternoon with Mrs Amy p Hibbard
Officers for the ensuing year will be elected
AN order from Australia was received
last week ny the Cotton Manufacturing
COMPANY for a consignment of their thimble
rules for The use of book keepers or draughts-
men.
EIGHTEEN ana twenty degrees below zero
we registered az Montpelier on Tuesday
mprulug-something almost unprecedented
for morning on the sunny side of the yer
nal tquipOX
The E han Aliens" were defeated AZ
hand polo bg the Uncle Sans" at Armory