The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-04-13
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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MAYOR SENTER returned from New York
on Monday.
A. L. WEEKS Of St. Albans was in town
on Tuesday
CITY council meets tonight in Mayor
Senters office.
G. II. Cross is visiting in Boston and vi
cinity this week.
R. G. BOWERS has been in New York
during the past week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CLINTON e. Town left for
Alaska last Wednesday,
MISS NELLIE JEROME has been seriously
i'll during the past week.
A DAUGHTER was born Good Friday to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Ryle.
MISS HELEN WHITE OF Burlington. is the
guest Of Miss Maria d. White.
A. A. TIFFANY and w. d. Allen OF st.
Albans were in town last Friday.
#. e. LEWIS of Middlesex is recovering
from serious illness with the grip.
Rev. N. M. SHAW, the evangelist, Is work.
ing in New Hampshire this month.
JAMES Z. DOYLE has purchased of III. s.
Freeman for 81 300 house and lot on Kent
street.
GEORGE e. MAooMBER is at home from
the Albany Business College for the Easter
vacation.
CHARLES w. HOLLIS Of Braintree, Mass,
was guest of g. E. Perrin, his uncle, over
last Sunday.
j. M. HEALEY OF the Argus staff was the
guest of Willis Clark in Burlington over
last Sunday.
PATRICK DALEY left on Monday for Chi
cago, where he will work at his trade as q
stone cutter.
THE Anne Dillon house and lots on
Barre street have been purchased for $1,000
| by f. L. Gray
COLLINS BLAKELY attended a meeting Of
the state board Of pharmacy held last Thurs
day at Rutland.
Mrs. T. S. BRoPHY and Mrs. o. G. Bar
ron of Boston, are in New York and Wash
ington this week.
A SON was born last week to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Daniel Folsom and daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. FL. Smith,
Col. G. Fl. JOYCE of Rutland has bee
visiting Mrs. M. ID. Fowler, his sister, dur
| ing the past week.
THE Baptist ladies served New England
boiled dinner and Easter supper in their
vestry last evening.
HENRY DKAvITT has been at home from
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, where he is teaching,
during the past week.
THE stores and places Of business were
closed yesterday during the hours OF the
| funeral of Sumner Kimball.
Mr.. AND MRS. EDWIN LANE and Hope
Lane have gone to Aver, Mass, for the
benefit of Mr.. Lanes health.
JOHN l.. Cook and Miss Nora Drinkwater
were married last Wednesday by Rev. W.
A. Dawson at his residence.
THE ladies of Bethany church cleared
nearly $50 from their supper held last
Wednesday evening in the chapel.
THE marriage of Perley Jerome of Mont
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will be solemnized next Tuesday.
GEORGE H. ALMoN returned from New
York last Sunday. Mrs. Almon will come
to Montpelier in about two weeks.
JOSEPH e. ALMoN and Fl. II. Plummer of
| New York were in town last Sunday to at
tend the funeral Of e. M. Guernsey.
DR.. X. LoNaFELLow CLEAvKs has rented
rooms of the Misses Camp ON School street
and will board with Mrs. /. @. Vail.
THE annual meeting of King Solomon
Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, will be held
at Masonic hall on Thursday evening.
Mrs. ELvIRA DoTEN, mother of Mrs
III. Fisk, has been quite seriously i'll during
the past week at the home OF DR.. Fisk.
MRS. WILLIAM ROBINSON of Noyan, P. @.
has been visiting Rufus G. and Frank W
Robinson, her sons, during the past week
The last whist party of the season giver
by the Daughters OF Rebekah, will occur
on Thursday evening in Odd Fellows hall
DIR. q. e. CHANDLER performed an oper
alton on the eyes Of George Banister O
Warren on Tuesday at the Exchange hotel
The social hop given Monday evening IL
ArmOry hall was attended by fifty couples
Prof. and Mrs. George H. Elmore furnished
music.
MISS ANNIE r. JOHNSON, vocal instructo
at Montpelier Seminary, is at Heaton hos
pital under treatment for nervous prostra
ton.
The jury in the Brewster case attende,
divine service at Bethany Church last Sun
day morning in charge Of Deputy Sheriff
Chase.
EIGHT new members were initiated int
Court Ethan Allen, FOresters of America
at the regular meeting held last Thursds
, evening.
The engagement is announced OF Harve
L. Welch, formerly OF Montpelier, now @
Grand Rapids, Mich, to Miss Stella Cues
OF that city.
purchased OF H. B. Martell the barber sho
In the basement OF Union block, and hav
taken possession.
Six additional beds for Heaton Hospits
arrived from Boston last Saturday, an
were at once placed in position by Presiden
George r. Taplin.
, THERON #. COTTON Ia to make his head
quarters IN OnlCago IN Iubures from WnlC
city he will travel for the Cotton ManufaC
turing Company.
, j. @. GILLETTE of Waterbury, Conn.,, tn
well-known horse buyer, is at the Mon,
pelier House for o few weeks, accompanie
t by Mrs. Gillette.
3 MRS. e. P. WALTON is visiting in Worcel
ter, Mass. She will 60 from that city
Columbus, o., where she expects to max
A her home in future.
MRS. LENA HARTwELL, who has been /
: the family OF Edwin Lane since last Octl
Z ber, has gone to Barre to engage in th
t dressmaking business.
> REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is to preach |
: Middlesex next Sunday at two p. NJ. Sui
), ject: (which Church Shall 1 Join2 -
u Young Persons Perplexity."
4 CAssIUs Fl. REED has sold to William i
:. Hathaway for $1,000 his farm situate
- about three miles below Montpelier. In
mediate possession was given.
o Hon. III. A. HUsE went to Brattleboro O
:. Tuesday to represent the Central Vernon
u railroad at a hearing before Judge Wheel,
d in United States district court.
!, GRANT REYNOLDS, a former resident
y Montpelier, lost his right hand at We
L Al.