The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-10-12
MONTPELIER And VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Gleason
ROBERT HYDE WILSON OF White River
Junction is at the home OF Il. ID. Hyde, his
uncle.
THE Garnet Seal Circle will meet with
Mrs. y. IL. Shipman next Friday afternoon
at 2:30.
MRS. o, ID. CLARK has been taken to
Heaton hospital for treatment for nervous
trouble.
THE Baptist Reading Club will meet
Wednesday evening with Rev. and Mrs. W.
A. Dawson.
C.H BALDWIN went to Boston Saturday
He was accompanied as far as Nr3hua by
Mrs. Baldwin.
f. p. CARLETON has purche 3ed for $3,2O
| the George l.. Lane house, corner OF Sum-
mer and Vine streets.
1. H. DINoLEY, an evangelist, conducted
services at the First Baptist church on Sun
| day morning and evening
G. L. SMITH of this city and A. r. Taylor
OF Groton start this morning for the wilds OF
Maine in pursuit OF deer.
CHARLIE WING, messenger in the office OF
Adjutant General Peck, has been taken to
Heaton hospital, suffering with typhoid fe-
yer.
JUSTICE ]. II. LUCIA gave judgment for
| the plaintiff last Saturday in the case OF II.
B. Lille against John Mcdonald, an action
| for debt.
WARREN KIBBEY is to move into his new
house this week. Osman l.. Goss is to oc'
cupy the tenement as soon rs vacated by
Mr.. K'bbey.
MRS. w. A. MARTY, who hrs been
spending the season in this city, leaves this
morning for Boston, en- route for VIZ hing
ton, ID. c., her home.
A service of sacred song will be held IL
the church of the Messiah next Sunday
evening at seven o'clock to which cordial
..x,,t 10, A-An dad oil
MRS CHARLES REED and Mrs. g. j. Glea-
son were summoned to this city on account
of the accident with which Mrs. o. II. Smith
met on Sunday last.
DAVID L. SANDERS has sold his house and
lot on College street to Mrs. Jane A. Dwiu-
ell of Ea7t Calais for $3.50. Possession
will be given April next.
"TEDDIE" Theriault and Miss Mary l..
LABEL were married Tuesday morning at
nine o'clock at st. AuPustine's church, by
Rev. Father w. j. O'Suilvan.
CARDS are out announcing that Governor
and Mrs. Smith are at home on Wednes-
days in October and November, from four
until six o'clock, at Montpelier.
CHAPLAIN ANDREW GILLlEs goes to night
to Bellows Fall where he delivers an ad-
dress Thursday afternoon before the State
Christian Endeavor convention.
HARRY LOWE has returned from four
weeks stay in the West. Mr.. Lowe re-
ports lively condition OF business in that
section of the country, despite the recent
drop in wheat.
The body OF Kate Hyde Wilson left Seat.
tie for Vermont last Saturday, and should
arrive at Montpelier next Friday Due no
tice OF the funeral services will be given in
these columns.
) THE Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Young Mems
,, Christian Association will give reception
in honor of Mrs. E. G. Smith at the parors
OF the Young Mems Christian Association
on Monday afternoon.
SHERIFF BANCRoB and Joel Foster were
busily engaged on Monday surveying thu
line that will separate the town OF Ber in
provided a portion is annexed to Montpele
4 | by legislative enactment.
Mrs. PEARL BLoDaETT, president OF thi
q Christ church reading club, will entertain
that organization this afternoon at her hom
on Liberty street. John Kendrick Bang
J, will be the author discussed.
4 THE coal elevator of II. A. Dubec, whicl
j. has a capacity of over fifty tons per minute
;, was put into operation for the first time las
y Saturday. Its working was watched b.
=, quite crowd Of curious people.
# MRS. o. Fl. SMITH fell ON Sunday on tn
=, her left thigh bone. DR.. G. E. Chandler a.
= tended to her injury, which 1t Is hoped vii
y not be OF permanent character.
,l GEORGE G. PRATT secretary, and Mis-
l. Katherine Smith, delegate from Bethan
society, weut on Tuesnay morning t
n Bellows Falls to attend the annual Stat
a Christian Endeavor convention.
70 MRS. G. B. B. DENNY will give repoI
+, of the Jtate convention at the meeting {
n The local Woman's Christian Temperance
II Union to be held Wednesday afternoon wit
r Mrs. G. w. Guernsey, 80 Loomis street.
10 The Central Vermont will run an excul
g sion to Boston on Wednesday October Il
o Fare for 1.-THE round trip from Montpelie
,r will be five dollars. Tickets will be goo
Is returning until Saturday, Oct. 20. inclusive
NJ NEXT Sunday evening, at the Church
X the Messiah, service OF sacred song wi
" be held The organ hel been greatly in
r. proved in tone and by its new position. s.
i- this service will be especially Interesting.
le Mr.. PEARsoNs of Berlin recently brougl
10 to this Office a handful of fine, ripe, re
~ raspberries picked by the roadside. tt
lg bushes bore blossoms es we'll as ripe fru
a an the exhibition Of Natures defiance Of I'll
3. seasons.
Oh A GREATER part OF the legislators wi
ru spent Sunday in the city attended BethaI
ba church in the morning and the Method
p ne church in the evening, at which time M
'o Gillies delivered one of his most interestiI
talks, "Some Results OF the War"
THE meeting for men at the rooms of Il
!, Young Mems Christian Association Sundi
~ afternoon was led by Secretary Merri
20 George III. Wilder rendered valuable aid
~ the musical part Of the service, and M
,s- 0 Merrill conducted Bible service on praye
OF PREPARATIONS are already in progress
ID. the annual fair to be held In Armory Hs
x about November l, for the benefit OF
70, Augustine's church. These fairs are N
Il. only invariably success from a financi
or point OF vew but are always entertainii
W. and enjoyable. A list OF the attractions W
ic. be published at a later date.
lss GOVERNOR SM I'll, Mrs. Smith and so
w attended divine service at Bethany chur
'n' on Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Gillies, ps9tor
Trinity (Methodist) church, occupied /
desk In exchange with Rev. DIR. Seav,
nm A large number OF the members OF I
ar. Legislature remaining in the city duri
on the recess also worshiped at Bethany.
is CONCERT will be given in Blancha
he opera house next weex Tuesday event
nd by the Montpelier Military band. L.
IN Merrill, K. @. Roberts, w. E. Dufur and
a G. Field have the matter in charge. T
ny. proceeds will be devoted to supplying l
,es mediate necessities OF the band, and I
M programme to be rendered will be wort
1t OF a full house.
sx- THE Ladies Guild OF Christ church has