The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-16
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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drews farm, is being top dressed with
| crushed stone
W. M. ORDwAY has sold the Roberts
place in Middlesex to +. j. Maroni, who
has taken possession.
CHARLES A. SMITH shipped two carloads
OF granite monuments yesterday to points
| on the Connecticut river.
MRS. 7. 8. BRoPHY gave a whist par
ty to the young folks Ct the Church of the
Messiah Tuesday evening.
The Garnet Seal circle will meet next
Friday afternoon at 230 o'clock with Mrs.
George Brainerd, Liberty street.
THE case against Frank Hunt for intent
to sell liquor came up in the city court es-
terday morning and was mol pressed.
Mr.. AND MRS. G. H. CARTER have gone to
Chicago for the winter months TO remain
with their daughter, Mrs. e. w. Bailey.
CAPTAIN w. A. PATTEE has removed
from AZ Elm street to 121 Elm street, occu-
pying tenement in the Livingstone block.
DIR. II. A. STEWART OF New York who is
now stopping at the Union house, in this
city, practced medicine ere forty-four
years ago.
The young people of the Baptist church
will give rustic entertainment Friday
evening, entitled Examination Of ye Cen
ter Deestrict Skue."
GEN. W. Ii. GILMORE, who has been i'll
s,
with a severe cold, is better and speLt Sun
day at home in Fairlee.
Miss NORA CRIMMINs who has been in
the employ of Harry loves family for
some time will go to New York with them
to remain during the winter.
ONE DOLLAR will buy one of the best
fountain pens in the market at the DAILY
| JOURNAL office. Every pen warranted.
Will last for years. Fine gold.
RpppueuNrArtvr r SIMMoNS NJ Wood.
stock occupied the pulpit in the Church of
the Messiah, Sunday morning and evening,
and gave two excellent sermons.
The new stone shed being erected by
Ry lie & Mccormick is well under way and
it seems probable that it will be completed
| by January l, as contemplated.
ARTHUR ALLEN has purchased from d.
| d. Nelson house and lot on Charles
street for 81, 800, which he will take posses
sion of as soon as it can be Vacated.
IRA HILAND, retired merchant of Boston,
was in town last Saturday and contracted
with Charles A. Smith for large Barre
granite monument to be set in Fairlee, Vt.
A TOOL chest, made from a variety of
woods, which is the ork of III. W. Wheeler,
employed by the Lane Manufacturing Com
pany, is on exhibition at the store Of Fred
| Blanchard.
| HARRY 5. BOUTWELL, slipped and fell on
an icy sidewalk, on East State street, Satur-
day and wrenched his light hip quite badly
He was removed 10 his home and attended
by DR.. w. w. Brock.
K. V. DUSTIN of Tunbridge has sent to
the State House, to be placed with the col
1t ction of historical relics, the musket cal
ried by his grandfather, Elisl l.. Hutchins,
in the war Of the Revolution.
THE company of young men, who went
from this city to Hanover, Saturday, to
take in the Dartmouth. Villains football
game, returned on the midnight train well
pleased with their days sport.
THE Catholic fair in the almory hall Sat-
urC ay evening was largely attended. Cor
netist Nevers gave several selections that
were enthusiastically received The fair in
every sense Of the word is proving grand
success.
REV. NJ. G. B. MASON, who spoke in Trim
ity church Sunday evening in the "Possi-
bilities of the Black Man. takes very
optimistic view of the Africans future-pl o.
vidlng he be given sufficient encouragement
and assistance.
NEXT Sunday evening there is to be a ser.
vice Of sacred song i'll the Church of the
Messiah. The pas tor, Rev. j. Edward
Wrigh', is to preach in the morning, ait
also at the Morse school house, East Mont
peler, at 2:15 p. NJ,
The Agathai ssterhood held a progres
sive chatting dish festival at the cloistel
of Sister Anna Phinney, last evening, mem
bers of the brotherhood Participating as in
vited guests Parched peas and bitter herb
were the chief of their diet.
THE St. Johnsbary District Preachers
Meeting and Epworth League Convention
will be held in Cabot December and 7
: The program embraces a wide range o
topics for discussion and there will be ampl
! latitude for all attending speakers to b
heard.
AMOS LANIER, employed by the Coltol
Manufacturing Co. as tumbler, was hit il
the face with great force Monday morning
while at work. Mr.. Lanier's face wa
cut open and the flesh considerably bruse,
by the force of the hit, and DR.. McGuir
. was summoned and cared for the injure,
mans wounds.
? THE service at The Y. NJ. G. A, Sunda
afternoon was of particularly interesting
nature and largely attended The meeting
was led by Wilbur H. Hill, president of the
Mon peler Seminary Y. M. q. A, aud IA
: gave a stirring talk. Fred Whittier, TIA
boy violinist, played with striking skill
! Rubinstein's Melody, aud it was much en-
: joyed.
HARRY LOWE has leased and is furnish
ing apartments on Fifth Avenue, Ne'
. York City, where he " i'll pend the winte
i with his family. Mrs j. Warren Bale
/ will also close her residence in this city fC
the winter and with her daughter, Mis
Ella, will spend the winter in New Yor
t poets to return to this city about May l.
DEPUTY County Clerk John L. Udall
Stratford, who succeeded Clerk Harve
some three months ago, and who has bee
IT at his home in the above named town fC
# two weeks, returned to this city this III JrI
= ing to formally resign his office. He is sue
. ceeded by Frederick b. Thomas who hs
been reading La for some time in the offic
o. of George w. Wing. Mr.. Udall will retur
Z to his home in Stratford.
ls A LARGE number Of bear have been see
,s in this State this fall and it is the opinio
70 of many that they are multiplying rapid,
d particularly, since the bounty was abo
8 ished A half dozen or more have bee
seen in the vicinity OF Bennington and
10 man in that vicinity met couple of the
"a "a in the highway the other day. The a
n passed by the present Legislature, offeriL
~ bounty for their pelts, is liable TO chec
"a their increase.
v, ALL persons Interested in the organic
le ton of Good Templars' lodge are reques
il ed to meet at Grand Army hall Wednesds
to evening, November 16, at half past sevel
Rev. Andrew Gillies, Rev. w. A. Da
ison and Rev. j. Edward Wright are Q
pecLed to be present. All names receive