The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-16
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

| lington.
II. b. Cross is recovering from an illness
with pneumonia.
O. II. HEAToN was in Nashua, N. H., on
| business last week.
A SON was born last Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwin l.. George.
A SON was born on Monday to Mr.. and
| Mrs. George X. Putnam.
MISS X. e. KANE and Mrs. Henry w.
Gate are i'll with the grip.
RAY HusE was at home last week from
the University of Vermont.
Miss HARRIET HUsE is the guest OF Miss
Maria Hill at Concord, N. III.
G. III. BIcKFoRD, Bennington granite
dealer, was in town last week.
Mrs. NJ. r. DICKEY visited last week at
her former home in East Corinth.
Mrs. s. @. SHURTLEFF entertained the
Bethany Reading on Tuesday afternoon.
A SON was born on Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Moss, a grandson to j. Q. Adams.
MRS. L. P. GLEASON gave a reception on
Monday evening in honor of Mrs. Andrew
Hull.
Mrs. FRED r. STEVENS fractured her left
wrist last week by falling on an icy side
walk.
CAPTAIN II. c. LULL goes to-day to Mil.
ford, Mass, to work at his trade as a stone
cutter.
MR.. AND Mrs. ALBERT JoHoNNoTT will
give neghborhood party on Thursday
evening.
w. A. TAYLOR was taken last week to
Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burlington, for
treatment.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT has an appoint
ment TO preach in Middlesex next Sunday
at two P. NJ.
MRS. NELLIE HANCOCK of Springfield,
| Mass. is visiting at the home of Cant l.. M.
| Hutchinson.
EDWARD WINsLow OF Berlin was taken to
Heaton hospital last week for treatment for
rheumatism.
T. f. Cotton returned on Tuesday from
an extended western trip. He goes today
to Montreal.
Miss CARRIE LOWE of Lebanon, N. H.,
was the guest, last week, of Mr. and Mrs.
w. X. Weston.
MISS MARY SINCLAIR of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
bsrs. II. G. Cotton.
MRS. T. S. BRoPHY returned last Thurs
day evening from stay of about two
months in Boston,
LYNN NJ. HAYES, president of the news
paper syndicate at Essex Junction, was in
town last Saturday.
Mrs. w. w. PARK started on Monday for
Atlanta, Ga, where she expects to remain
until warm weather.
HOSEA Colby was taken to Mary Fletcher
Hospital, Burlington, last Thursday by s.
K. Colby, his brother.
DR. c.. e. CoRBIN left on Tuesday for
Kirksville, Mo-, to take a post, graduate
course in osteopathy.
Mrs. G. E. RICHARDSON of st. Adams has
been the guest of Mrs Henry G. Fullerton
during the past week.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. NJ. HUNT will return on
6a IN Rngtnn q OF Of o.
weeks at the Pavilion.
NJ. f. CHASE has been drawn as juryman
in United States court that meets next
Tuesday in Burlington.
GEORGE A. KNAPP returned on Monday
from New York, where he has been on a
vacation Of two weeks.
FRED A. Rowland was in Burlington
several days last week as special master in
a case heard in that city.
Miss BESSIE GEORGE of Williamstown has
been the guest OF Mrs. L. II. Merrill her
aunt, during the past week.
THE Baptist ladies held an enjoyable
Valentine social in the vestry OF theil
church on Monday evening"
BETHANY READING will meet with Mrs
G. W. Leslie, No. 32 East Liberty street
February %, at two o'clock.
MRS. E. NJ. ROBERTS is visiting in Con,
cord, N III. She will go to New York be-
fore her return to Montpelier.
, In Christ church last Sunday morning
, Rev. A. N Lewis read pastorate letter re.
Gently sent out by Bishop Hall.
7 MRS. w. A. SHAY returned last Wednes
day from Mary Fletcher Hospital, Burling
ton, much improved in health.
e. e. TowNER started on Monday fol
Washington, ID. O., where he is conducting
a Royal Blue Line excursion party.
: The new bridge was opened for travel OF
,foo Poha
! was the first man to cross with team.
FRANCIS GRAvELIN was taken to the house
3 of correction at Rutland last Thursday
, morning by Special Officer A. A. Brown.
3 MISSES DELLA AND MARY BoARDMAN as
, sisted Miss Mary Lane Dwight at a piano
recital in Burlington last Friday evening.
MRS. JULIETTE BANCROFT entertained
: party of friends on Tuesday evening at he
home, corner of Loomis and Liberty streets
: THE Ladies' Guild of Christ church will
a meet tomorrow, Thursday, February II
, with Mrs. L. @. Vail on School street.
8 MRS. VIOLA j. BILLINGS was i'll last week
Her place as teacher in grade eight of tn,
public school was taken by Miss Inez Eng
+ lish.
JAMES K. FARRELL, the representativ,
i from Swanton in the last legislature, dice
on Tuesday after brief illness with bloot
n poisoning.
n A WATER pipe at the stone shed Of q. II
o More burst last Thursday morning, but tn
k break was soon repaired by Superintendent
Il Joel Foster.
: Miss ALICE WING entertained the Ladies
Reading Club, connected with the Churcl
of the Messiah, on Tuesday at her home ol
Main street.
LUcIAN HOWE, the efficient night operate
u at the Western Union Telegraph office, wa
& called to Burlington last Sunday by Hines
. in his family.
. DR. II. A. FISK, 7. l.. Cassavant an
Frank Wing of Montpelier Lodge, Knight
= Of Pythias, visited Marshfield lodge on Mol
II day evening.
l. A BROKEN water pipe on Main street las
J. Thursday night flooded the cellar OF tn
l. residence of Mrs. Lucy B. Moulton, doin
l. much damage.
It A SETTLEMENT has been reached between
y Kelleher Brothers and the city, by giving t
It the Kellehers quit claim deed OF the proI
IS erty in dispute.
,, The State Board of Railroad Commission
u ers was in session at the State House o.
: Tuesday. No business OF public interes
- was transacted.