The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-26
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
CITY Council meets tonight.

| MRS. dHOHOE IL. NJ ILLS lS Ill WlUu bho Brlp'
FRED A. Rowland was in Boston last
| week.
MISS LIZZIE sT1MsoN is in New York this
week
Miss NELLIE NJ. wHELAN is visiting in
New York.
MRS. HECTOR A. DUBEc is i'll, threatened
with fever.
Miss JENNIE HOLMES is visiting in Wal
than, Mass.
B. B. BAILEY is expected home from the
west to-day.
THE children OF e. P. Richardson are i'll
with the grip.
Mr.. AND MRS LEWIS NoRMANDIN are Wis
iting in Canada.
W. Fl. COCHRAN was in New York and
Philadelphia last week
Mr.. AND Mrs. j e. CUsHMAN of Burling-
ton are at the Pavilion.
A SON was born on Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Walton.
THOMAS OSBORNE and daughter Ida are
| visiting relatives in New York.
MRS 6. A. Rowland OF Lisbon. N. H., is
visiting Fred A. Rowland, her son.
MISS CLARA A. BISHOP and her brother,
James, are visiting at South Reading.
Hon. Fl. A. HUsE went to Boston last
Wednesday night, returning en- Friday.
ZEB CARLO was called to Fair Haven last
we,k by the death OF his brother Adolphus.
d. L. SANDERS is in Rutland this week
csnvassing for history OF Odd Fellowship.
THE Bethany Reading will meet with Mrs.
G. Ii Shipman next Tuesday at two O'Clock.
Miss MARY TRoMBLEE was called to Bos-
ton last Saturday by the illness OF her sis-
ter.
THE East State Street Whist Club met
last evening with Mrs. Wilder p. Hunting
| ton.
MISS MAUD ORDwAY, steDographer in the
Office Of the Lane Manufacturing Company,
is i'll.
MRS. HARRIET HALLIDAY of Hartford
Conn IL guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
| Standsh.
THE eldest son of F. L. Laird was ill last
week with the grip, as were the children OF
Y. FL. Deming.
vINcIrIA LODGE, knights OF Pythiss, of
Barre, will visit Mon pelier lodge in body
Thursday evening.
A SCORE or more Montpelier Easons at
tend, d the district meeting held on Tues
day at Waterbury.
PLATO MoUNTJoY, of the judiciary de-
partment a Washington, was at the Pavil.
ion over last Sunday.
SON weighing three pounds was born
last Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Stone of Cliff street.
MRS. JUsTUs l.. BATCHELDER went on
Tuesday TO Boston to visit Miss Anna
Guernsey, her sister.
The Ladi- g. Reading Club connected with
Trinity church mer on Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. A Niles.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRED JoBoNNoTT OF Bur.
liugtOn we're guests last week OF Mr.. and
MIS-. A Albert Johnnott.
THE Garnet Seal Circle will meet next
Friday afternoon with Miss Mary K. Fisk
at No. 81 Hubbard street.
CAPTAIN w. A PATTEE is travelling in
New Han pShire and Massachusetts for the
Lester III. Greene Company.
MRS ABRAHAM LONG entertained the La
dies Reading Cub of the Church of the
Messiah on Tuesday afternoon.
THE basket ball game at Armory hall Las
evening between t.ams faom Company II
aud Company E of Barre result, d in a score
of IA to in favor Of the former,
w II GILMORE, Quartermaster General
was al the NJ Jntpeli-r House last Thursday
night, on his way to Burlington.
Miss SUSAN HARVEY went on Tuesday t.
Abercorn, p. O., to attend the wedding o
her brother " hich occurs to day.
Mrs. j. f. WATERMAN will entertain thu
Epworth League reading circle this even
ing at her home on First Avenue.
TIE members of Ivy Lodge, Daughters o
Rtbekah, will give whist party in Ode
Fellows hall on Thursday evening.
THE Devils Auction" " is the next attrac
ton at Blanchard opera house. / is book
ed for Friday evening, February 4.
MISSES MsRTIE LEAvITT of Burlington ant
Mae Bullard of tni- city are stenographer
in the law Office of John III. Senter.
T. j. DEAcITT has secured for Mrs
] Rosella W. Miller OF Boston pension o
$12 par month, with 81 800 arrearages.
Mr. AND Mrs. A. l.. WEEKS and daugh
ter Dorothy OF ST. Albans were guests G
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. II. Senter last F iday.
CHARLES CULLEN had his left hand lacer
ated on Tuesday with revolver bullet
The weapon was accidently discharged.
Mr.. AND MBs. f. w. MORSE were in New
York last week where MIR. Morse went d
attend a meeting of general passenge
agents.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Youn
Mems Christian Association will hold IL
monthly meeting this afternoon at thre
o'clock.
DELEGATION from Montpelier Lodg,
Knghis of PyLhias, attended the funeral {
Kew b. w. Jones at Barre last Friday a
i ternoon.
Miss MARY PRATT attended the celebrs
ton of the silver wedding anniversary
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Hough at White Rive
10 Junction.
W. d. ALLEN OF st. Albans, formerl
cashier in the local Central Vermont freigl
ONCE, WAS tne RlesJ Vi "A. ". bOOJn owe
last Sunday.
MAYOR GUERNSEY went last Saturday
Nashua, N ii where he Is interested in
b church In process OF construction. He wi
return to-day.
q THE Ladies' Reading Club of Chri
church will hold rectp ion at the paris
house next Tuesday evening at half pa
seven O'Clock.
, REV. GEORGE A. HOoD, secretary Of Il
), Congregational Church Building Society
Boston, preached at Bethany church la
Sunday evening.
MISS ANNIE r. JOHNSON was preventt
by illness last Sunday from taking her a
customed place AS leader Of the chorus che
Of Trinity church.
ALEXANDER MCMILLAN was arrested al
Jailed on Monday by Deputy Sheriff j.
Tuttle on "a certified execution for refusal
pay his house rent.
8. A. ANDREWS, superintendent of h
State Industrial School at Vergennes, W
in town on Tuesday, as was Hon. @.
Brownell Of Burlington.
THE supper given last evening In the pf
ish house by The Ladies' Guild OF Chr