The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-11-24
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

FRANK n. dHOUT RObb W DObJOu bO-udy
for few days.
MISS MAY SHAW OF Waterbury was in
town on Monday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. COLLINS BLAKELY were in
Boston last week.
A SON was born on Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Berry.
Miss CLARA 1. DEFoRD is visiting at her
home in Hardwick.
A SON was born last Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Pembroke.
A SON was born last Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph G. Brown.
THE young people give dance on Thurs
evening in Whitcomb hall.
THE public schools closed last Friday for
the Thanksgiving vacation.
A SON was born last Wednesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Gustavus johnson.
MRS ANNA DILLON is quite seriously i'll
at her homo on Barre street.
MRS. o. G. BARRON of Boston is visiting
Mrs. Dennis Lane, her mother.
G. s. HUBBARD, landlord of the Exchange
Hotel, was in Boston last week.
Miss LOUIE CLARK is at home from Ches-
ter to remain over Thanksgiving
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e.
Howe is quite ill with bronchitis.
Miss GRACE FINNEY of Lyndonville Wis.,
tied Mrs. Grace Gushing last week.
MRS. A. w. PRESCOTT returned last We'd
nesday to her home in Bristol, N. FL.
Miss CARRIE NYE OF Burlington visited,
last week at the home of d. w. Temple.
MISS HELEN WHITE Of Burlington was
the guest OF Miss Maria White last week.
HENRY MARTIN of Warren, N. H.. visited
Mrs. w. A. Stowell, his sister, last week.
Miss EVA GREENE of Swanton visited
Lester H. Greene, her brother, last week.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. W. FURNEss are to
spend Thanksgiving in Ogdensburg, N. Y.
DIR. G. N HUNT has been confined to his
home by serious illness for the past two
days.
WHIST party and dance will be held in
East Montpelier Thursday evening, Decem
Der 2.
MISS MARY B. CARLETON was the guest OF
Miss Harriet Wright in Burlington last
week.
DIR. II. H. JEWELL OF Nashua, N. H., was
the guest of w. e. Laird, his cousin, last
week.
Miss MABEL BROCK of Barnet was the
guest, last week, of James W. Brock, her
uncle.
Miss LOUISE GLEASON of Waitsfield is Wis
iting at the home Of II. G. Gleason, her
brother.
PATRICK M. CORY is at home from the
jaundice.
THE Capital Electric Company has moved
to the store in Hyde Block vacated by Fred
Blanchard.
GEORGE W. WING was in Windsor last
week as special master in chancery case
heard there.
GEORGE P. CUMMINGS of Marquette
Mich, is the guest of Misses Charlotte and
Laura Ropes.
HENRY G. HOLMES moved last week to
the Union House that was recently pur-
chased by him.
Miss LUCY JACOBS went to New York
last Thursday, expecting to be absent two
weeks or more.
CAPT. A. w. FULLER and wife OF st. AL
bans are guests this week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton Marvin.
F.M. CORY has sold to II. B. Wedge,
for 80 600, house and several acres Of land
on Berlin street.
A RUPTURED bloodvessel caused the death
last Wednesday of a valuable horse owned
by Wilbur Brown.
whist party last Friday evening at her home
on East State street.
CAPT. TIMOTHY DAVIS, one Of East Mont
pelier's prominent and worthy citizens, is
housed with the grip.
A. N. WILKINSON OF Providence, r. l., has
been visiting Robert Wilkinson, his brother,
during the past week.
THERE will be a Thanksgiving service
and sermon at Christ church on Thursday
morning at half past ten.
H. w. KEMP has purchased of G. S. Hub
bard for 81 1916, several building lots on
College and Foster streets.
SHERIFF BANCROFT was in St. Albans,
Burlington and Vergennes last week look.
| ing uD DELINQUENT tax payers.
THE Ladies' Reading Club Of Christ
Church met on Tuesday afternoon with the
Misses Camp on School street.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is expected to
preach in Middlesex next Sunday at two
PM. Subject: "Adam's Fall"
THE Montpelier Orchestra furnished mu
sic for the minstrel entertainment held last
evening at the Barre opera house.
MISS SUSAN CRAMPToN, teacher in the
Union School, Is sp ending her Thanksgiv'
ing vacation at her home in st. Albans.
Miss H JULIA Cross sang soprano in the
choir of the Church of the Messiah last Sun
day in place of Miss Nellie Dewey who is i'll
FRANK CORA has purchased of Charles r
Perrin for $4 600 his farm in Berlin. Thi'
price includes the stock and produce OF
hand.
GEORGE BRAINARD went to st. Johnsbury
and Hardwick this week on business fo
| buo AuuIudh Eho lusuiduCO SOui
pany.
Miss EDITH BLANCHARD gave a party oI
Tuesday evening at her home on Schoo
street, to a large number of her younI
friends.
MILDRED BREWSTER will be brought int,
court this morning while the formal ple
in abatement is made by W. A. Lord, he
counsel.
rHE ladies Of Bethany Peading" will
meet with Mrs. Joseph Fisher at 81 Loomi
street on Tuesday, November 80, at tw
o'clock.
THE subject of Rev, Andrew Gillies' lee
ture at Trinity Church next Sunday even
ing will be "The Young Mans Choice of
Vocation"
THE twenty. fifth wedding anniversary c
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Leland will be celt
brated this evening at their home on Nortl
field street.
THE Woman's Auxiliary of the Youn
. Mems Christian Association will hold Il
3 monthly business meeting this afternoon 6
: three O'Clock.
, Miss JOSEPHINE WooD, who resides o
. Berlin street. fractured one ankle last SUI
day by falling from chair on which 81
was standing
, A THANKSGIVING service Is to be held
| the vestry of the Church of the Messa