The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-05
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Col. A. G. BROWN is still confined to the
house.
@. A. LANG was at st. Albans over last
Sunday.
FRED, son Of Sheriff Bancroft, is i'll with q
severe cold.
| GEORGE MEGRATH is visiting at his home
| In Felchville.
GEN. W. Fl. GILMORE OF Fairlee was in
| town on Tuesday.
MAYOR GUERNSEY was In Nashua, N. H.,
on busin IS last week.
MRS. JOHN VooDRY Is seriously Ill at ber
| home on Court street.
A SON was born on Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. @. Fl. Alexander.
ATTORNEY @. NJ. Writer'S OF st. Albans
was in town on Sunday.
A DAUGHTER Of Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Archer Ii i'll with Group.
MRS. FRKD BLANCHARD and Miss Edith
were in Is ,stUn last week.
g. L SMITH left on Tuesday for q busi-
ness trip to Boston and New York.
Mrs G. w. EHLE of F4ribault, Mimi. is
the guest of col ge r. Ehle, her son.
REV. FATHER PAoUET OF Lyndonville was
at the Moutpei Houss on Tuesday.
GEORGE L MORE left on Monday for a
business trip through New York state.
MIR. AND MRS. f. w. CARVER were in
Montreal over last Saturday aud Sunday.
THERE will be services at Bethany church
every evening except Saturday this week.
MRS. II. P. WEIGH visited her sister in
st. Albans over last Saturday and Sunday.
THERON r. COTTON leaves this morning
for business trip through the south and
west.
THE coat OF sprinkling the streets in 1897
was $427.50, one third OF which was paid by
the city.
MRS. EDWIN JANIS of Elmore visited last
week with Mrs. George G. Buzzell, her
daughter.
MISS ELEANOR WEBSTER, trimmer for
Mrs M; e. Dickey, has gone to her home in
Rutland.
guest OF DIR. ID. 8. Boardman during the
| past week.
MRs w. A. SHAY was taken last week
TO NJ ry Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, for
| treatment.
w. w. BROCK left for Kirksville, Mo-, on
Monday evening to resume his studies in
oste p.thy.
STANLEY BLANCHARD is contemplating 60
ing to Kirksville, Mo-, to take up the study
OF oste OJathy.
A. r. NILES has moved to the house on
College street recently vacated by Rev. l..
l.. Beemsn.
THE examining committee Of the State
Board of Pharmacy will meet this morning
| at the Pavilion.
FRANK w. Brown Of Concord, N. H., was
| the guest OF j. g. Farwell over last Satur-
day and Sunday.
FRANK ENos chief cook at the Montpelier
House, spent New Years at his home In
East Middlebury.
THE grocery stores will be closed on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
until May 1, next.
The next whist party and dance at vii.
lags hall, East Montpelier. WILL be held on
Thursday evening.
Mas. JOHN NEE and Mrs. II. ID. Gates,
| her daughter, went last week to Manches.
ter, N. H., to reside.
THE kindergarten taught by Miss Lillian
Tbrall opened on Monday with an unusual
ly large attendance.
THE temperature was 26o below zero al
Montpelier on Tuesday morning-the cold.
est thus far Of the winter.
REV. ANDREW GJLLIEs will preach al
Trinity church next Sunday morning on
The Man at the Front"
DR.. EDWARD F. MURRAY Of Worcester
Mass, was Tho guest OF q. w. Selinas ovel
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss MINNIE SMITH returned last week tc
Csatonville, N Y, after an extended visi
a. the home OF Orville Pine.
THE ladies' reading club of Trinity church
met on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. j. f
Waterman on First avenue.
MRS. I. NJ. WRIGHT and daughter O
Springfield, Mass, have been visiting II
tow n during the past week.
"CooN Hollow" will play return en-
gayement az Blanchard opera house Wed
nesday evening, January IL.
WILLIAM WILKINSON OF New York was II
town last week TO attend the funeral o
Mrs. Anne Dillon, q relative.
SEVEN persons were admitted to mem
bership in Bethany church at the commun
ion service held last Sunday.
P. 8. RANDALL OF Ellensburg, s. D, ant
l.. V. Randall of Hillsboro, N. H., ar,
guests OF Capt. ID p. Clarke.
GEORGE BRAIsERD was in Windsor OF
Tuesday on business Tor the Vermont Mu
tual Fire Insurance company.
MRS. w. g. BoYSToN and Helen A. Boyn
ton OF st. JohnsbuIy were guests last weel
OF MIR. and Mrs. @. Fl. Drming.
! THE young son Of George E. Bliss had hi
left hand badly lacerared last Saturday b.
getting II drawn into hay cutter.
THE annual meeting of the Young Mem
Christian Association will be held at the az
: sociation rooms next Friday evening.
EDWARD NELSON, a student in the HaI
ward medical college, has been the guest G
! George w. Reed during the past week.
, LJcIEN q. Howe succeeds Moses Kane q
night ope' ator he Montpelier office @
the Wes ern Union Telegraph CONF psny.
I JUAN DIR CoLLAInKs has purchased 70
$500 ot George W. Scott, the farm in Bsl
} lin ON " hlch he has lived for several years
: THE hardware stores will be closed a
half past SIX Tuesday, Thursday and FIR
day evenings duiing January and February
| THE Baptist ladies gave an oyster suppe
7 last evening whi IA WAS followed by an vI
r tertsiniug musical and literary program ms
PRoF. y, A. BUNKER, the hard workin
rtp esenislive from Peacham in the legil
laIure OF 1896, Was at the Pavilion on Tues
, day,
Mrs. j. EDWARD WRIGHT entertained tn
Lad ,es' Reading Club connected with tn
=, Church of the Messiah on Tuesday afte
, noon.
i, HARRY SHRoEDER returned to his hon
4 In New York last Saturday night after
;. visit OF several days at the Langdon hom,
:, stead.
THE eighty y-second birthday of Mrs. Ro,
anna Dodge was pleasantly observed lai
week at the home Of II. s. Loomis on Mai
a street.
o The Bethany Reading will meet wit
MYa Cl.manfina I, Rixhu or onnn