The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-01-25
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOOAL HAPPENINGS.

Miss Olive Guernsey is ill with pneu.
monia.
Or. Morse is dangerously i'll with pneu.
monia.
Arthur Theriault is ill with German
measles
Francis Labouchere is visiting in Rox-
bury to-day.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
| John O'Neil.
The Bostonis Sextette Club is registered
at the Pavilion.
The engagement OF Miss Sara Bowers
and John Il Leland is announced.
A son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs.
David Burns residing on Court street.
III. @. Cotton went this morning to Buffa-
10, N. Y, on business trip Of ten days.
| A whist party and dance will be held at
village hall, East Montpelier, this evening.
Fred d. Backus, Frank Jary and Pearl
Blodgett are confined to the house with the
grip.
C.A.Smith's team went to BoltonTuesday
with some monumental work which Is to be
set there.
Thomas w. Eagan has closed his stone
shed and intends to sell the business at an
early date.
Jesse Root started on Tuesday for Kinks
vile, Mo-, where he is to take course in
osteopathy.
Carroll Marvin and John Harvey came
home i'll Saturday night from the University
of Vermont
William Shay, formerly reporter for the
RECORD, is engaged in the same work for
the Free Press
A. G. Blanchard entertained some OF his
gentlemen friends at duplicate whist on
Monday evening.
Miss Mary r. Tromblee was at Pike
Station, N H., over last Sunday, with Mrs.
K. b. Pike, her sister.
Rev. Charles s. Gotta, of the Troy Meth
odist Conference, preached at Trinity
church Sunday morning.
The choir OF the Church of the Messiah
is to hold service of sacred song in that
church next Sunday evening.
Several applications for pensions have
been fled with T. j. Deavitt by soldiers in
the late Spanish. American war.
The Montpelier Military Band and Or
chestra will give a concert and dance at
Armory hall, next Friday evening.
st. Peters Court, Catholic Order of For
esters, will hold whist party at their hall
in Lawrence building this evening.
"Heenan " Bowers was taken to Rut-
land Friday morning by Officer Wood to
serve sentence of one hundred days.
The ladies reading club connected with
Trinity church met Monday afternoon with
Mrs r. M. Harvey on College street.
Harlie o. Cummins will return home to.
day for brief vacation from his stud
les at the Boston Institute OF Technology.
Mrs. Daniel A. Guptil went Monday MORN
ing to Bellows Falls to care for her mother,
""s. William Nutting, who is i'll with the
grip.
The Garnet Seal Circle will meet neAo
Friday afternoon at half-past two O'Clock
with Mrs. o. III. Richardson on Terrace
street.
Miss H. Julia Cross is the guest of Miss
Lucy Wall at Randolph this week, while
attending the musical convention to be held
there.
Mrs. A. j. Burnham has sold her resi-
dence at No. 40 East Liberty street to George
A. Morse of Morrisville. Consideration,
$4,000,
A chicken-pie supper will be held at e.
j. Fallon's On February l from half-past
five to seven o'clock. Every one is cordially
invited
Rev. Effie X. NJ. Jones OF Barre preached
at the Church of the Messiah Sunday even
ing in exchange with Rev. j. Edward
Wright.
Mrs. f. e. Goodall, who has been in a
hospital at Burlington for treatment, is
much improved and is expected home on
Saturday.
f, A Sherburne, who was reported much
better last week has had relapse and is
now suffering with rheumatism and grip
combined.
Rev. N. M. Shaw has recently closed a
successful series of meetings in the Metho-
dist church at Walden, and will be at home
for few days.
noon to work with Judge Watson until he
comes to Montpelier next week to attend
Supreme Court.
A lodge of knights Of Columbus will bt
organized at Montpelier, January 30. Mem
bers of st. Albans lodge will be present t(
assist in the work
Col. Fred e. Smith has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to b'
at the office of the Vermont Mutual Fir,
Insurance Company.
Bids for the new stage routes from Nortl
Calais to Montpelier are beginning to com
in. There seems to be considerable rivalr.
for the two positions.
The monthly business meeting of tn
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young Men
Christian Association will be held Wed
nesday afternoon at three O'Clock.
Miss Belle Dillon, who has been carin
for Mrs. V. B. Persons and little daughte
of Calais, has returned to her home in tn
; "Horn OF the Moon" neighborhood.
, Capt l.. M. Hutchinson is very seriousl
, ILL., at his home on Fullerton street. He wa
attacked with the grip several days ago, an
alarming complications have followed.
8 The Young Peoples Religious Fraternit
, Of the Church Of the Messiah holds IL
meeting at seven O'Clock this evening
: Subject-"Man our Brother" Leader, til
pastor.
Mrs. @. T. Summers, formerly of tn
! city, died at her home in Concord, N. II
, on Monday. Miss Ida Putnam went toda
9 to attend the funeral, which is to be held O
4 Wednesday.
Sixteen couples were present at I'll
meeting OF the High school dancing clas
Thursday evening, Because OF so muC
illness the next meeting has been pos
,. poned till February /.
o NJ. 8. Stone, State superintendent Of ed
cation, returned this noon from FranklI
n county. He has addressed meetings
a Swanton, Franklin, Fairfield and Fairfs
during the past four days.
Il Santiago Canales, who resides at No.
AZ Sabn street, sailed from New York c
~ Wednesday for his old home in Santando
- Spain. His family will remain in Mon