The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-23
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

MRS. GEORGE w. WING is quite seriously
i'll.
Miss BESSIE FARwELL went to Boston on
Tuesday.
JULIA, daughter OF George Blair is i'll with
peritonitis.
PROFESSOR N. j. wHIrEHrLL is visiting in
Randolph.
MRS. J. w. CAUsT1o is visiting in St.
Johnsbury.
Mr. AND MRS. Q. H. DEM1Na are in Bos-
ton this week.
MRS. KATE DEWEY SQUIRE is i'll with
rheumatic fever.
MRS. G. H. SHIPMAN was in Lisbon, N. H.,
over last Sunday.
GEORGE e. TAPLIN and son, Harry, are in
Boston this week.
MRS. ORRIs DALEY is visiting Mrs. Susan
Ray in Burlington,
/ Miss ELIZABETH HAWKINS went to New
York last Saturday.
THE governor has appointed Friday.
! April 8, as Fast Day.
THE Themas Club met last evening with
Miss Jennie Phinney.
ST. AUGUsTINE's choral union will meet
on Thursday evening.
THE spring term at Montpelier Seminary
will open this morning.
Ex-MAYoR GUERNSEY is confined to the
house with a severe cold.
w. 7. DEWEY visited his brother in Port
land, Me-, over last Sunday.
WILLIAM STULL Of Omaha, Neb., was the
guest OF l.. Bart Cross last week.
THE Bethany Topic Club will meet this
evening with Mrs. w. A. Briggs.
w. A. LORD, ESQ.,, is reported GONZALES
cent from his recent serious illness.
J.C. CADY has sold to A. D. Harris, for
81 800, house and lot on Cliff street.
MRS. H. P. HUNKINs of Sanbornton, N.
H., is visiting j. /. Sabin. her brother.
MRS. G. NJ. CHANDLER and Mrs. f. A.
Dwinell are visiting in Peekskill, N. Y.
THE Kings Daughters met on Monday
with Mrs. L. P. Gleason on Spring street.
Miss ELEANOR WEBSTER has resumed her
position as trimmer for Mrs. M. K. Dickey.
THE Trinity church reading club met on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. III. s. Chap
man.
MRS. j. EDWARD WRIGHT was called to
Quincy, Mass, last week by the death of a
relative.
ARTHUR ALLEN, the veteran cigar manu-
facturer, is confined to the house with rheu-
matism.
WALTER THORPE is visiting in Holyoke
Mass, where Mrs. Thorpe is at present
stopping.
mIbbhS MABEL AMI lIAlot iC-
turned on Monday from visiting friends in
Northfeld.
CHARLES BURBANK and daughter, Mar
jorie Of Providence, R. l., are guests OF A
A. Stimson.
MRS. w. A. DAWSON was called tc
Worcester, Mass, on Monday by the death
Of a relative.
MRS. j. w. BROCK and daughter, Helen
went last week to Kirksville, Mo-, to visit
w. W. Brock.
MRS MINNIE MARSH will spend some time
during vacation in Bristol, Conn, studying
singing methods.
GEORGE II. ALMoN returned last Friday
from Boston. Mrs. Almon will return in 6
week or ten days.
MRS. s. e. PArTKE, who has been i'll
threatened with pneumonia the past week,
is very much better.
f. A. DwINELL left last week for west
ern trip in the interests of the National Life
Insurance Company.
THE Baptist Christian Endeavor Society
held q social last Friday evening will
Miss Maud Cushman.
W. A. TAYLOR is still dangerously i'll a
Mary Fletcher hos pital, Burlington, the re
suit OF recent operation.
THE management of Company II has de
cided to allow bicycle riding in Armory hal
two evenings in the week.
The Methodist Epworth League Reading
Circle will meet this evening with Mrs.
r. Waterman on First Avenue.
THE ladies Of Bethany Reading will NEE
with Mrs. George Atkins, No. II Vim
street, March 20, at two o'clock.
GEORGE W. PARMENTKR has purchased o
Professor j. W. Burgess and wife for 81 200
tract Of land on upper Elm street.
The Baptist ladies gave supper in thei
vestry last evening followed by an enter
, tainment called "The Family Album"
HENRY Premier, deputy chief ranger @
t the Catholic Order Of Foresters made 81
, official visit to St. Peters court last even
? ing
/ MISS GERTRUDE DKKw was called t
= Bayonne, N. j., last Sunday night by tn
> serious illness OF Mrs. @. W. Learned, he
sister.
{ DR.. MARY E. EMERY of the Board c
I Health of New York city was called {
Montpelier last Friday by the illness of he
I mother.
3 CURTIS WELLS, whose death at Redland
t CAL, is noticed in the Waterbury item
Q was brother of Mrs. James W. Brock
d this city.
: MRS. J. EDWARD WRIGHT returned frol
= y Boston on Tuesday, where she was calle
q by the death of Nancy Bracket OF Quinc.
'' a relative.
JOHN b. ANDERSON started for ChicaR
Tuesday evening to look after the interes
!, of the Lane Manufacturing Company
Q that city,
/. THE Garnet Seal Circle will meet nel
a Friday afternoon at quarter past tw
' o'clock with Mrs. George Brainerd, 7 LII
a erty street.
It BRUCE MCDONALD had charge of I'll
8 meeting for men held last Sunday afternoo
> at the rooms Of the Young Men Christis
l. Association.
>: The theme at the mid-week service
u the vestry Of the Church Of the Messiah G
a a Thursday evening will be "a Young Pc
&c sons Perplexity."
~ TWENTY-FIVE persons were admitted
membership in Trinity church last Sunds
morning, eleven on profession Of faith al
fourteen by letter.
AZ The Junior Epworth League connects
n with Trinity church will give sugar part
9. to be followed by an entertainment, In Il
" vestry this evening.
/. MISS ELENA M. GEORGE has left the 81
At ploy OF the Grand Union Tea Company al
n Is now stenographer for the insurance fir
7. OF Kilmer Il Graves.
IN ELLERY G. MAxHAM OF Shady Rill hi
D. the misfortune to put his shoulder out