The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-10-27
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

house on Clay Hill.
w. w. STIcKNEY, ESQ, Of Ludlow is at
the Montpelier House.
W. e. TERRILL visited last week at his
old home in Underhill.
g. III. o. BoswoRTH Is building new
house on East Liberty street.
MRS. GRoRGE w. WING and Mrs. o. P.
Forbush go to Boston to-day.
ELAN PROVOST has moved from East
State street to 26 College street.
Miss NELLIE JONES OF Reading, Mich, is
the guest OF COL Fred e. Smith.
GEORGE L. MORE visited last week at his
former home in Stamford, N. Y.
@. o. BARNES has been seriously i'll with
pneumonia during the past week.
MRS. RUTH THURsroN left on Monday
evening for her home in Chicago.
A TRAIN order signal was put in at the
Central Vermont station on Monday.
JOHN GILLANDER moved last Saturday to
his new house at No 10 Sibley street.
PATRICK GLYNN moved last Saturday to
his new house at No. Is Foster street.
MISS EMMA STONE of Randolph was the
guest last Sunday of Miss Mary Osgood.
DR.. e. II. EASTMAN OF Hot Springs, Ark.
was the guest last week of DR.. 9. e. Corbin.
w. e. VAIL Of Burlington was in town
over last Sunday, the guest OF X. M. Wall
ing.
MRS. II. G. COTTON returned last Thurs
day from an extended visit in Springfield,
Mass.
Hon H. W. ALLEN OF Burlington is in
town as petit juror in United States District
Court.
Hon. w. 2. DILLINGHAM has gone to New
York for much needed rest Of two or three
weeks.
MRS. TELEsPHoR ALLARD and Mrs.
Frank II. Hall are confined to the house by
illness.
THE Ladies' Guild If Christ Church will
meet at the Parish House ON Thursday, at
2;30 P. NJ.
MARTIN HENLEY, the efficient clerk at
the Montpe ier House, is i'll at his home in
Richmond.
MRS. r. w. MORSE went to Boston on
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Stick
ney, her aunt.
Mrs. KATE HYDE WILSON left on Mon
day for San Jose, CAL, where she is to
visit her daughter.
Holy communion will be administered at
Christ Church next Sunday morning at half
past seven o'clock.
E. s. MEIGs fell from his wheel on Court
street last Friday afternoon and fractured
his left collar bone.
The ladies OF Bethany Reading will meet
with Mrs. Downing, No. ~ Barre street, on
Tuesday, November 2.
THE usual fortnightly meeting of the Uni
tartan Society in NIiddlesex, will be held
next Sunday at two P. NJ.
d. X. STEVENS came up from Boston
Monday night for few days. He is the
gnest of James T. Sabiu.
MIR. AND MRS. HENRY E. FlFIELD have
been visiting in New York and Washington,
D. q. during the past week.
THE Garnet Seal Circle will meet with
Mrs. George Brainerd next Friday after
noon at quarter past two.
A CHRISTIAN Science meeting will be held
next Tuesday evening at No. 80 State street,
to which the public is invited.
SEVENTEEN new houses have been built
this year in Ward two, and in nearly all of
them the owner is the occupant
MRS. A. N. LEWIS returned last Saturday
evening from New Haven, Conn, where
she has been for several months.
M S. STONE, State Superintendent of ed
ucation is in the wilds of Essex county this
week holding teachers institutes.
MRS. CHARLES r. TAYLOR went to Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, on Monday
for surgical operation on her eyes.
REV. JAMES M. WRIGHT of the Seminary,
will preach at East Montpelier Center
next Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
Mr.. AND MRS. W. G.. ANDREWS gave a
ing in honor of Mrs. Kate Hyde Wilson.
THE Ladies' Reading Circle of Trinity
church will meet next week Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Georg e. Mills on College
| street.
JAMES DOYLE, in the employ of Lynch
Brothers, had one leg broken last Saturday
by getting 1t caught under heavy block Of
| granite.
THE Baptist Christian Endeavor Society
a nd aft Ton -, tLn
vestry OF the Baptist church next Friday
evening.
NEW steel Innings, boxes and other
equipments have been put into the vaults
OF the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
EDWARD MoGILL and Miss Nellie A.
! Monty were married last evening and left
| for Boston on the midnight train for a brief
wedding trip.
| a LARGE number OF the young friends of
Miss Anna Mcmahon gave her surprise
party last Friday evening at her home
on Berlin side.
THE monthly business meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary TO the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held this af-
ternoon at three o'clock.
ROBERT WILSON of Olcott was in town
last week for brief visit with Mrs. Kate
Hyde Wilson, his mother, prior to her de-
parture to the Pacific coast.
FREEMAN r. HAYDEN is taking months
vacation from his duties as station baggage
man at the Central Vermont station. His
place is taken by George @. Buzzell
DR. N. G. KING and bride have been
guests of Hon. and Mrs. Clark King during
the spast week. They returned to their
home in Brockton, Mass, ON Monday.
A SON was born on Monday to Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Donahue Of Montpelier juno
| ton, and son the same date to Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Nelson of East Montpelier.
ABOUT twenty-five employees at the Pa
vllion gave surprise party to George
| White last Thursday evening at his home
| on the corner OF Elm and School streets.
JAMES BAGLEY, driver of one OF @. G.
| Putnam's lumber teams fell from his wagon
last Wednesday and fractured several ribs.
Dr. Q, N, Hunt cared for the injured man.
THE State railroad commissioners and Of.
ticials OF the electric railroad drove from
Montpelier to Barre on Monday, where a
public hearing was given on the fork factory
crossing.
NEXT Sunday evenings service at Trinity
church will consist of a fifteen minute praise
service, followed by a short address by
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