The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-12-09
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL H1PPENTNGS.
CRY council NEE Is tonight.

CITY council meets tonight
FRANK WEDGE is ill with tonsilitis.
Miss MAUD CRossETr is i'll with bronchi-
tis
COLLINS BLAKELY was in Boston last
week.
A c. Booth was i'll Burlington over last
Sunday.
Mrs. JOHN MILLER visited in Burlington
last week.
Miss INEz ENGLISH visited in Groton over
last Sunday.
G. II. Cross is visiting his son George at
st. Johnsbury.
Hon. AND MRS. II. A. HUsE are visiting
in bennington.
s. Q. SHURLEFF was in st. Johnsbury on
business last week.
HELEN, daughter of W. K. Harlow, is ill
with throat trouble.
Col. A. A. FLETCHER of Middlebury was
in town on Tuesday.
THOMAS SHERIDAN will spend the holidays
at his home in Rutland.
LEWIS DANA is clerk for Messer & Burn
ham, the Barre grocers.
MRS. d. L. FULLER is very low, and her
death is hourly expected
MRS. r. l. PITKIN sang soprano at Beth
any church last Sunday morning.
j. ELI GooDENoUGH has moved to the
Fullerton House on Barre street.
JOSEPH KENT succeeds j. j. Simons as
steward at the Montpelier House.
MRS. EUGENE A. SMITH has been i'll with
the measles during the past week.
THERON f. COTTON is expected home to-
day from an extended western trip.
w. A. AND w. III. STowELL returned last
Wednesday from their western trip.
ously i'll at her home on Kent street.
MRS. e. K. TowNER is in Manchester, N.
H., the guest of Mrs. W. S. Shannon.
WILLIAM SIMPSON attended the funeral
of a relative in Windsor last Saturday
THE plate glass windows in the Lawrence
Building were put in position last week.
w. j. BAGLEY will move this week to his
new house near the electric light station.
E. p. YOUNG gave whist party last Fri
day eveing at his rooms on Spring street.
T. 8. BRoPHY has been visiting the Boston
and New York markets during the past
week.
Miss NELLIE Sanborn has been the guest
of Miss Elena George during the past
week.
The Bethany Reading Club will meet
next Tueseay afternoon with Miss Martha
Long.
MISS NATE LET OhD VI hdTuWlCk lb VlblU-
ing her sister Clara at the MOntpelies Sem.
mary.
FLOYD HAYFoRD was seriously ill with
the Group last week, but is reported out Of
danger.
UNITED STATES MARSHALL HARRIS and
Deputy Collector Weeks were in town last
Monday.
THE Bethany Christsn Endeavor Society
held social in the chapel last Monday
evening.
The public is invited to whist party to
be given in Grand Army hall next tuesday
evening.
MRS. ALMoN CLARK is critically ill, the
result of shock and fall received two
weeks ago.
DIR. AND MRS. G. e. CHANDLER returned
last Monday from trip to New York anC
Washington.
REV. FATHER BARNABUs of New Yorl
was the guest, last week, Of Rev. Father w
j. O'Sullivan.
A COTTAGE prayer-meeting was helC
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Allen Bagley
on Kent street.
MRS. III. B. CROSS entertained the Garne
Seal Glass last Friday afternoon at her hom,
on Hubbard street.
THE Ladies' Guild of Christ church viii
meet at Mrs. Charles Dewey's on Thursda.
at two o'clock Pm.
THE second degree was conferred at tn
meeting Of Aurora lodge of Masons, hel,
last Monday evening.
THE infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal
Laviolette has been dangerously i'll but /
reported convalescent.
M. 8. DAVIS, landlord Of the Exchang
Hotel, WAS confined to his room by Hines
nearly all Of last week.
THE Epworth League Reading Circle wi
meet next Friday evening with Mrs. A. II
Webb on Hubbard street.