The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-10-19

SUreet MT. Wills wrlSt was Spralneu, the
carriage and harness broken, but neither of
the ladies was injured.
Mrs. JOSEPH S. STERLING left last even
ing for Virginia City, Nevada, for the
double purpose of regaining her health and
visiting her two brothers. She will prob
ably be absent year. Her daughter Jen-
ME takes her place at home
AT the last meeting of the Daughters of
the American Revolution at Burlington
the names of Misses Mary and Jennie Phin-
ney and Mrs. Helen II. Howes OF Mont
pelier were presented for membership.
They will be acted upon at the national
headquarters of the society.
w, MORRISON, the expert workman in M.
W. Wheelock's book -bindery, and f. NJ.
Sylvester, a more recent acquisition, leave
town this week Morrison on Thursday
night for Philadelphia, and Sylvester later
for Boston. Robert X. Morrison, an EN-
ployee Of the argus office, acc ompanies his
brother.
THE next meeting of the Vermont Grand
Lodge of Good Templars will be held here
on the second Wednesday of October, 1893.
This year it was held at Barton on Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week. Bruce
Mcdonald was elected grand messenger.
There was an interesting discussion on the
Keeley cure, which was endorsed.
A COPY of the Manchester Board Of Trade
Journal has been received at this office, and
in IL is fine nlcture OF Edward M. SlAVtOn,
president of the board of trade. Mr.. Slay
ton was born in Calais, and is well known
in this section He is one of the men who
are helping to make the queen city of New
Hampshire a live and prosperous place.
THE meeting of the Womans Home Mis-
sionary Society, at Trinity church, closed
Thursday evening. These officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Eliza A. Barrett
of Bradford; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
j. O. Sherburne of Cabot; recording secre-
tary, Mrs w. S. Jenne of Bradford; treas
urer Mrs c. II. Farnsworth of Bellows
Falls.
uuxpvC n E,,1pproN recentlv cold two
Lotto Of land in the rear NJ his bonse On Rarre
street-one to Frank George of Middlesex
and the other to Alvin Robinson Mr.
George is now putting in the foundation of
a house and Mr. Robinson will build in the
spripg A street will be opened past Mr.
Fullerton's house to Wilder street
ro,n,,c-rop {. cruvpup Co,pv resrmad
bis old most On the local branch of the Cen.
troll Varmont on Monday Condnctor
Hoy retnrned tn the nioIt RIM while
George Buzzell again takes the pleasant oc-
cupation of " baggage-smashing" Steve Z"
has pretty nearly recovered from his Jam
in the Richmond wreck, and looks fat and
healthy. anyway.
No not forgot tba excursion of the Mont
noiior &, WsIls Piyar raii,yav 70 Roston
Ticlrats from Rarra and Montnelier and re
tnrn oniv * Good roing October 96.
retnrning till and inclndinS November <
The ron7e of this excnrsion lies in mart
through the nictnresoue scenery. down the
valley of the Pemigewasset, by Lake Win
| nipesaukee to Concord-a rare and desir-
able excursion.
! CAss1rs PICK ia the recinient of a medal
under act of CONGRESS- for pallantrv i'm the
civil war Cssh !" was a fiSbting member
of Comnanv r Vermont Sharpshooters.
! The narticnlar instance Of gallantrv in
recoonition of which this medal il owen oc
cnrred after the battle of Antietam in a
CHARGE across the Potomac resulting in the
! cants1re of a confederate battery.
Tup rector of Christ church Rev. A n
Louis bas inst issned the first number of
tbe Parish Record, which is full of informa-
| tion regarding the narish and contains also
intarasI;ny articIes on relioious and moral
tbemes The Pecord viii hereafter he
issnaS on tho 1oth of eacb month IL sniff
| Giant anconragement is given The little
naner will interest many Who are not mem
! bers of the nsrish
oo,,n. ,,os+orda,, +b. p,x,ar oosa
IN county court yesteruay, tne rlAley Gase ss
was sun on trlal. me Gestlinony on oeMalt r
ol tne responaeht was sun otIns Pu' m , na'
Sanco ~ cnmino in is in regard to the time
! tha 4ra nos discoSarad II is claimed nv the
cnnnael for the resnondent that he conId
NOT haya sat the Arc and GOT to where he
was ohservad indpino from the time the
,y;tnesses of the resn6ndent saw thev saw
tbe harms bnrning The case will take untii
Tbnpsday before r is concluded.
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| ADJuTANT, GENERA fECk mas reCelVeu
from Colonel Nj; barper OF St, raui, 1' MEL
adJutantogenerai OF the ola vermont brlgaue,
the last nag OF the prlgaue, whlc1 mas mas peeh
IN MS possession since the war; WIN IL Is
arad ~, Toionoi Vhv arber frnn bich Z
paars iIot tba Aaa yyas nsad dnr;ng The
PPatar0bmrr oanona;GTn onJ tba avents xb;cb
La % tha snrrandsr at nnomattoy The
a. W r,;ii III ba nlacad viii tha ntber hattie.
aas1s at ,be stat,. hopsa
log ~ '"' ''"'o
AT the meeting OF Green Mountain
Chapter, Daughters OF the American Kevo-
luton, at Burlington last week Iuesday' oin-
GERS were elected ana other business was
done. Mrs. Mary B. feck ana MISS beiie FL,
field OF Montpelier are members OF the board
OF management Hon D. r. FIheld Is mem
Der OF the advisory board. These delegates
tho boIa ;n Wosb;,,n, ,v ;u Eahrraru Nc
~ Ss pa,,t iH raoan, w - T Varot. NJ
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