The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-24

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WALTON VERMONT HEGIsTER for 1894
| makes no mention OF the Vermont Eclectic
| IN lis list OF medical Societies This society
! mas Doeh organized ana las held its annual
vnays 10 III 'io"' Pei''' lor Cne pas1 Vhirty
49, HE regular meeting oi the Non-Pdrtisan
! woman Christlan Fem perance Union will
| De heid al MIS- ID. j.. Fuiiars this afternoon
! az NJ tnrge s,5 O'CLOCK, Iea Wlll be served by
Mrs' ruler TO tne ine" osrS and invited
guests at SIX o'clock.
JAMES IkuMBULL was Unable to pay his
me ior an assault on a. H. Coburn of West
belilh, anu was taken 20 me house OF cor
IecVi0h aI huIahd, last Ahur5dayi by Dep
IVY pueIlu ~ W. DuuieN, 10 serve out the
aIIerlI'tlVe sentence oI loS days
MEDER MARTIN, porter at the Pavilion
Hotel, and Miss Jennie Foley of Moretown
were married at Northiield on Tuesday
morning oy heV' L. Don@hue. They left
m LOT Mohtreal on tne ZEN o'clock train, eX-
pecVihs W oe aoSehJ aOoul week
TIMELY discovery Of fire in the boiler
room al the electric light station by one of
II. w. Kempton's ice men, last Wednesday,
prevented what would probably have been
serious blaze. The fire was suuelched
win pan OF water by the man who dis
covered IC'
TRUCKMAN WRIGHT dumped a load of
goods off one of the highest points on Cliff
street last Monday. The horse and sled
fell distance of fifteen feet, badly iniuring
the animal. The road is very HIGH and
dangerous at this point and the wonder is
that no greater damage was done.
THE officers of Mount Ziou Commandery.
knights Templar, will be installed in
Masonic hall on Thursday evening. Right
Eminent Marsh o. Perkins of Windsor,
Grand Commander of the Grand Command
cry of Vermont, will be the installing Off
Ger. The exercises will be public to in
vited guests
AMONG those not already mentioned who
contributed without remuneration to the
success ol me entertainment at the opera
mouse, last FRIDAY evening, were George w.
Wlluer' VINO loaned the piano used, Street
Colhhlssloner hooertS, VINO moved the
SANE s,'ll anu u. +, Gleason " Co., who loaned
'"e iuii'Vure uSeu
On warrant issued by Grand Juror
Wedge OF Berlin, Paul Sweeney, a French
man man 9l whom NIUE good IS known, was ar
Tnttia ia1T ~ "oeh NY D9pu'y SHerlif D. l..
dt,.l.,, iuv.a0 ~. i..o Cill1o Mlu Wnlch ne Is
Iirai @ Ei ecu oonies unuer Uue oIanket act. lie
i.a1' nas secured secured oali lor ms appearance at
SGun.S Jj,.lS oo"iV' anu us "IIe mas apphed Tor
uiVorce'
CHARLES A, youngest son of H. b. Cur
rier, living on Berlin side, died last Thurs
day AFTERNOON of pneumonia. His funeral
Snndan nuIu ftarr aUm N' PausuS1lheS Ch9rGh on
officiat}ina NJ T,rriar,o ,i1,,. -, i oulllvan
Of tha Cooi+or, Nou,it.t ,Eilo" oluployees
tended IN hodn ~, ing company AZ
CatboIic I "a nor,atarS, Uoy Ano ourlai was IN the
'''ioio
"A MUSICAL convention is to be held in the
yillage hall at East Month ier' under the
1recCoh OF y. r. DuuIey, commencing
ifeornary o, ana closing Wednesday even
si5gers are c9rdiaI n1ited "i " AL Al
entertainment viii he nroviSeS s;,,r,n5, = iee
from out of town who coma to assi.t ~ .n
hearsaIs and concerts ''''''V az io-
1id., oNf rAhhELL, tne graceful young come
uian ~ ai VINO appears IN the leading role OF
Wy ,, Eoileeh, az blanchard opera house
M neAv rrluay evening Is supported by the
same 81, company lately seen at Chicago and
ross Eai1i "L1Tns GIs VheIn tne GleVer Cnliu act
Uis -'oiii1 Slale' FRANK ~ McNish, the
$500 eiience anu ll4 afCist VIII appear
'1r"oon ,r 'no Secon" anu Vhlru acVs'
IhE Central Vermont railroad has quoted
low round-trip rates to Quebec during the
winter carnival there, from January % to
February 3. The round-trip rate from
Montpelier is $3.50, and from Barre $50.
Corresponding reductions are announced
from all stations on the line. Tickets will
cIns;,, solnS S oty oamury 20 10 reoruary IN
Eahrno,s s9o" 'o'u' H'ns "nVii anu incluulng
A PRETTY home wedding occurred last
Wednesday morning at the residence of j.
V. Babcock on East Liberty street when Mr..
Frank Day and Miss Nina F. Babcock,
both OF Concord, n. H., were united in
marriage by Rev. G. w. Longren of Barre.
Mr.. Day is an officer in the New Hampshire
state prison at Concord, and the newly
welded y couple ieit on the noon train OF
wednesday lor ohaV CITY
PATRICK ONEII of Buffalo. n. Y. was
arrested last Monday forenoon bv Officer
Demertt while in a state of intoxication.
He was brought before Justice NJ, Y,
Smile, Tuesday afternoon, disclosed on
parties from Northfeld. and was fined
S1001. He was unable to nav his fine and
will be taken to Rutland this morning
to serve the alternative sentence of twenty
days in the house of correction,
JENNIE LOUISE. dauphter of Mrs Tarrs
Crossett, died last Monday afternoon of
lung fever, aged eight years. She was a
bright, lovabie girl and her bravo figbt
with disease during the mast fen davs Sas
been watched with the keenest interysst ""9 %1
a large circle of friends Her mnther anS
the other members of her family bavs tha
profound sympathv of tbe whole comnnni,I, jtu
in their added hereavement Tho funaroII
will occur this morning. al
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