The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-02-13

THE greater part of the drugs and medi-
cnes at the Capital drugstore were pur-
chased by II. r. Bixby and G. Blakely.
The sale of the rest of the stock by auction
was completed last Saturday evening
DORA PIKE was recently brought before
Justice Lord on the charge of being found
in an alcoholic trance on State street. Dora
paid her fine, disclosed on a Scotchman in
Barre and was again set adrift in the cold
world.
THERE has been G noticeable decrease of
drunkenness on the streets since several of
the pocket vendors have left town or been
placed in durance vile. There are three
more members of the "alko - band upon
whom the officers have their eyes and are
watching for an auspicious season to make
descent upon them. An apprentice has re-
Gently joined the gang, but his term of
membership therein will be of short dura-
ton.
A COLCHESTER "boozer," surnamed
Lord came to town last Saturday and sue
ceeded in getting himself pulled in by
officer Demeritt. After languishing over
Sunday in the apartments provided for
him, he was on Monday brought before
Justice Smile and the usual fine imposed
He made disclosure on at the stranger, I"
but the Justice concluded that that little
racket was about worn out and remanded
him to his apartments TO cultivate his
weak memory
AT the special village meeting held Mon
day evening it was voted to pay the mem
bers of the various fire organizations for
their services at the same rate as formerly,
This covers the year from December l. 1888,
to December /, 1889. 1t was also voted that
they be paid at the same rate-one dollar
per hour-when the company is called out
by false alarm. The balitfs were directed
to procure and put in, as soon as possible, a
suitable system of fire-alarms at the expense
of the village, and were authorized to draw
an order on the treasurer for the payment
of the same.
AT a regular meeting of the Apollo Club,
held at its rooms the 18th inst, the follow
ing resolution was presented and unani-
mously adopted: ReSolred, That in the
death of Charles T. Sabin the members of
the Apollo Club feel the loss of an esteemed
member of the organization, whose cheer
full greeting and iovial conversation they
enjoyed both in and out of the club-rooms.
That they tender to his family their sym
patty with them in their bereavement.
That this resolution be spread upon the
records and the secretary be directed to
forward a copy thereof to Mrs. Sabin"
THE fifth annual meeting of the Vermont
Woman's Suffrage Association will be held
in Barre this "wednesday evening and
Thursday. This evening an address will
be delivered by Colonel Albert Clarke of
ers are Mrs. NJ. u. Jenne of Glover and Mrs.
E. r. Campbell of Bellows Falls. In the
afternoon addresses will be delivered by
Mrs. G. e. Smith of Lyndonville, Mr.. c. NJ.
Russell of Wilmington and Mrs. NJ. W.
Foster of Montpelier, and in the evening by
Rev. G. S. Chase of Derby, C. p Marsh Of
Woodstock and Miss A. S. Blackwell of
Boston.
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ni;nf ~ Jrannrds w oi,I;,, nIiH onor SO &C.
wampum. Frank Dwinell assistant chief Of
records. Charles Wilson; first sannap.
Charles II Rohinson. second sannan Dr
G.. f.. HINT. guard of vipwam. r.. G. Col-
Inns: guard of forest. O. w, Putnam. first
warrior. II. G. Marvin. second warrior. f.
c. Fisher. third warrior. John w. Dillon
fourth warrior DR. Fl +, Gale. first brave
Arch Batchelder. second brave II f.. Slav
ron. third brave + q Rrown. fourth hrave
r. w Rralev Several new members
ioined the "hnnt at the last meeting and
Others are waiting ON the reservation
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IIIs OiiIP'i"iS oli'''l mon Iii" - -
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ho.Ju ~ @ uierC Gu uireEI9ls' anu r tl9 l9l-
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CORY F A. Dwineil II n. TanIin was
elected clerk of the cornoration A com.
mittee. consisting of Fred r. smith r T,
Eaton and G. = Pitkin was annointed
to nrenare and nresent a SET of hv.laws
Pending the adoption of the bv-laws the al,
rectors were anthorized to Hurchase roal
estate and elect ench officera as tha con-
many NAV need The maatino adjourned IN
Monday evening Fehrnary * at 7. RI
o'clock in The same nIace
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AT meeting OF Ihe directors OF the yer,
iHoliD ~ MUTUAL rlre Insurance company helu
reDruary D. the lollowlng resolutions We're
presented anu unanimously auopted'
NheredS, MT Oharles L. oapiI' lor many
years prominent ana esteemed member OF
1he ooalu oI directors, anu Ine ylce-presi-
1eht OF the vermont mutual flre insurance
company mas peeh taken rom our I, lhlds'
Dy ueath' therefore, De IL heSofued, Ihat py
ullls sorrowiui event we rose warm per
sonar lIlehu, most genlal companion ana a
most aDle anu safe ADVISER feSotce0, Iha'
we pear Wiling ana nearly testimony TO ms
haelty 10 the company ana the marked
aolllty ne ulsplayeu IN tne ulscnarge OF tne