The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-09
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
ALBERT d. LANE is visiting in Boston.
MRS. HECTOR A. DUBUc is i'll with tonsi-
litis.
II. A. HusE went to Boston on business
Monday night.
HOMER @. HOPKINS is at Heston Hospital,
i'll with rhematic fever.
Miss HARRIET HUsE leaves on Monday
for Concord and Boston.
Mr.. AND MRS. II. X. DARLING Of Chelsea
were in town on Monday.
A DAUGHTER was born last Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snow.
WILLIAM WHELAN was at home from
Burlington over last Sunday.
H. II. DEMINa is reported couvalescent
from an illness with pneumonia.
Mrs. +. W. MORSE entertained the Kings
Daughters on Monday afternoon
Miss CLARA ADAMS goes to Rutland on
Saturday for visit OF a few days.
GEORGE r. EHLE went to New York last
Saturday for brief business trip.
A DAUGHTER OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. NJ.
Jones is seriously i'll with the grip.
A VALENTINE party will be held in the
Baptist vestry next Monday evening
THE Kings Daughters netted only $154
from the two presentations OF Bibi."
E.R. MORSE was in Burlington last week
as a witness in the j. j. Enright case.
#. L. LAIRD has been appointed justice
OF the peace, vice w. A. Lord resigned
MRS. KATHERINE PORTER has been visit
ing relatives in Quechee during the past
week.
MRS. G. s. WHITTIER entertained the
East State street whist club last Wednesday
evening.
| -. L.. 4 saNa
class of ten at the Baptist church last Sum
day evening.
FRANK 1. PITKIN who has been confined
10 the house with the grip for several weeks,
| is able to be out.
Mr.. AND MRS. q. G. FIELD will leave next
Tuesday for the Pacific coast to remain un-
| til warm weather.
j. w. +. WAsHBURNE has closed his la
bors in the local ticket Office of the Central
Vermont railroad.
Miss JULIA PECK returned last week from
an extended visit to Sioux City, Ia, and
Grand Rapids, Mich.
JOHN w. SMITH has been seriously i'll
during the past week with the grip and
threatened with pneumonia.
The young people will give dance at
Whitcomb's hall on Friday evening George
II. Wilder will furnish music.
THE ladies' reading circle connected with
Trinity church met on Tuesday with Mrs,
e. d. Putnam on First Avenue.
CHARLES ADAMS returned to Boston on
Monday to resume his studies at the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology.
THE Garnet Seal Circle will meet next
Friday afternoon at q 10 o'clock with Mrs.
o. III. Richardson, 81 Barre street.
| Mrs. G. II. FULLER will entertain the
Epworth League reading circle next Friday
evening at her home on Elm street.
HARRY A. MCALLIsTER has been off duty
as postman for two days because of illness.
Substitute I'll. e. Freer took his place.
MISS GRACE NJ. SPRIGG of North Ferris
burgh was the guest of e. N Sanctuary at
the Montpelier House over last Sunday.
MISS FLORENCE CORY gave party last
Friday evening at her home on Loomis
street to number of her young friends.
GEORGE II. WILDER, futist, will assist
Blaisdells orchestra in concert to be
given at Moretown next Monday evening.
G. II. FULLER has withdrawn his claim
for $500 against the insolvent Montpelier
Hardware Company for services rendered
THE Young Mems Christian Association
basket ball team will play Company ii
team in the gymnasium next Friday even
ing.
Ladies' Reading club connected with the
Church of the Messiah on Tuesday after
noon.
MORE than 2,500 loads Of snow have been
unloaded at the rear of the city lot on
South Main street, and the work still con-
tinues.
A RECEPTION to Mrs. DIR. Hull will be
rendered next Monday afternoon at the
parish house, by the ladies of Christ church
parish
A MEETING of the board of civil authority
will be held next Friday evening in the city
clerks office for the purpose Of revising the
check list
Mrs. GEORGE WHEELER was called tc
Plainfield on Tuesday by the intelligence
that Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald, her mother
was dying.
MANAGERALLARD and his basket ball team
gave the Rutland boys an oyster supper al
Miller's restaurant after the game last Fri
day evening
GEORGE o. STRATToN and George Brain
erd were in Richford on Monday on bust
ness for the Vermont Mutual Fire Insur
ance Company.
GEORGE w. KIDDER is nursing G. G
Brooks at East Montpelier, who is serious
ly ILL., Mr.. Brooks Is the father of l.. B
Brooks OF this city.
j. A. WILLIAMS of Manchester, N II
general agent for New Hampshire for tn
town last Saturday.
, REV j. EDWARD WRIGHT is to preach Il
T the Morse school-house, East Montpelier, a
10 P. NJ, next Sunday. Subject: "Th
Survival Of Superstition"
FRANCIS BAToHELDER, one of the owner
OF the Capitol Creamery, was in town las
week. He visited several OF the feeding
stations in this vicinity.
SUPREME COURT adjourned last wee