The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-12-29
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

GEORGE z. aud Harry NJ. Tapln went to
| Boston on Tuesday.
| AuaHTNKY SHAMBo and Il. P. johnson
| are visi ing In Boston.
Mrs. CHARLES A. SMITH and children are
visiting In Lebanon, N. II.
WILLIAM HoAR OF Lowell, Mass, Ia the
guest Of George L. Nichols.
Miss FLORENCE SUTHERLAND has resigned
as nurse at the Heaton Hospital.
e r. HoUoHroN is at the home of j. G.
HouRhtoD, his father, for few days.
MISS MARTHA LoNo was called to Boston
on Tuesday by the illness OF sister.
DWIGHT e. MASON and family were at
S~anton over last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. HARRY A. MoALLrsTrR
were in East BROOKE field over last Sunday.
o. M. FISHER came up from Boston to his
Montpelier home to remain over Christmas.
CARROLL G. KING of Brockton, Mass, is
visiting Hon. aud Mrs. Clark King, his par
snts.
THOMAS MARVIN will move this week to
| his handsome new residence on Seminary
| hill
MRS. WALTER THORPE left on Monday
for visit to her former home in Holyok
Mass.
MISS JENNIE WALKER of Bedford, P O.,
visited last week with Miss Myrtle Whit
| comb.
LOUIS j. HATHAWAY came up from Boston
last Thursday to remain during the holiday
| season.
W. T. WHELAH, Ray Huse and Roy
Morse are at home from the University OF
Vermont.
MR. AND MRS. G. Il. LORD Of st. Albans
were at the home Of W. A. Lord over last
Sunday.
Col. FRKD e. SMITH attended the funeral
OF Captain Edmund A. Morse at Rutland on
Monday.
guest Of Miss Lucy Jacobs, her sister, at the
Riverside.
MARTIN HKNLY, clerk at the Montpelier
House, WAS at his home in Richmond for
Christmas.
MALCOLM ARTHUR, nephew Of Mrs. Fl. d.
Hopkins, is at Heaton hospital i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
j. r. woRKUM OF New York joined Mrs.
| Workum last Saturday at the home OF Hon.
| B. f. Fiheld.
PRESIDENT EZRA BRANARD OF Middlebury
| College and BRIDE we've at the Pavilion over
last Sunday.
]. HENRY LIBBEN is to give kinetoscope
exhibition at Worcester Corner next Satur-
day evening.
BETHANY Reading will hold Its first Red
Letter Day at the home Of Mrs. G. II. More
next Tuesday.
HENRY LIBBRN has closed his labors at
the Exch nge Hotel. His place is taken by
| Charles Newell.
e. H. DwINELL is at home from Harvard
Law School for the Christmas and New
Years vacation.
Nh. AND MRS. RUFUS G. ROBINSON spent
Christmas day in Calais at the former home
| Of Mrs. Robinson.
JOHN ALMoN Of Boston has been visiting
George II. Almon, his brother, at the Pa
vilion for several days.
FRANK j. PKREAU has purchased Of Mrs.
Jennie Dunwoodie for 81 400 a house
and lot ON Main Street.
G. j. KMsLKY, the former editor Of the
Granite City Leader 10 in the employ OF the
Montpelier Daily Record
Miss ANNA GUERNSEY returned to Boston
on Monday to resume ber work in the Em.
erson School OF Oratory.
MRS. WALTKR j. STERLING OF Wells River
| visited last week at the home Of Joseph
Sterling on st. Paul street.
W. e. DUFUR suffered relapse from the
grip last week, and 10 again confined to his
room at the Exchange hotel.
The young ladies are to give dance at
the Pavilion next Friday evening. George
Fl. Wilder will furnish music.
G. W. LUCE went last Saturday to New
who Is visiting relatives there.
FRANK e HOWE was with Mrs. Howe at
the Amy Proctor sanitorum, Burlington,
over last Saturday and Sunday.
e, E. TowNER left for Washington, d. c.,
on Tuesday, to personally conduct Royal
Blue Line excursion to that city.
MIssEs CHARLOTTE AND LAURA RoPEs
were In Burlington over last Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ropes.
MR. AND MRS. II. M. ODELL went last
Saturday to Odelltown, P. G., Mr.. Odell's
former home, returning on Monday.
ID. B. ROBINSON, sgent in New York for
the Bay Line Steamship Company, is re-
newing old acquaintances in town.
Miss MoLLIE DEWEY. nurse at the
Heaton Hospital, is caring for Clifton Hea-
ton. who is still Ill with typhoid fever.
CLARENCE LEASE Is to take the place Of
@. d. Wheelock az bookkeeper in the Gran
tte Savings Bank at Barre, after January 1.
Hon. JAMES L. MARTIN Of Brattleboro,
and family, were guests at the home OF Ed
ward Dewey over last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. AND MRS. HARLOW M. SMITH, Mr..
aud Mrs. Moses Doom and A. o. Booth spent
Christmas day with relatives in Swanton.
MISS EULA CAssAvANr is slowly con-
valescing at Heaton Hospital, and the
prospects are good for her complete recov-
cry.
+. W. BANCROFT OF Boston Is receiving
warm welcome on every hand. He arrived
on Monday evening for stay Of a week or
more.
Miss BESSIE FARwKLL Is to give dance
at Whitcomb hall next Saturday evening
for which music will be furnished by George
Fl. Wilder.
The Garnet Seal Circle will meet next
Friday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock with Mrs.
II. q. Gleason, corner Of Loomis and Lib
erty street.
REVIVAL meetings will be held In Berlin
hall every day next week. Services will be
held at ten, two and seven o'clock each day
and evening.
MOSES KANE night operator at the local
Office Of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany. Is away on vacation OF ten days or
two weeks.
Col. A. c. BROWN, manager Of the local
telephone exchange, was confined to the
house several days last week with carbun-
Gle on his foot.
CARL j. GLEASON Ia rapidly recovering
from q recent operation for appendicitis
which was performed at st. Margarets In.
frmary. Boston.
THE Woman's Auxiliary to the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold its
monthly business meeting this afternoon