The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-05-16
[ER, VT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1894.

was maue up Vi inc oJ' Lawrence and
Bellevue.
CARDS are out announcing the marriage
OF Mr.. Charles e. Whelpley and Miss Alice
Bagley, which is to occur next Tuesday
afternoon, May %, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs' Q. r. Bagley, AZ Elm street. the par
ents of the bride.
ABOUT forty members of the Barre bicycle
club took the first run of the season, last
evening, with Montpelier as the objective
point. Ihey were nearly all in uniform,
and made fine appearance as they wheeled
through the principal streets.
A LARGE number of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Myron #. Chase gathered at their
home on East State street last evening to
remind them that it was the fifteenth ami
versary OF their wedding day. 1t was a
very pleasant occasion for all concerned
GEORGE N. DALE of Island Pond, f. d.
Hale of Lunenburgh, w. p. Stafford and
Sickney of Ludlow, Joel G. Baker of Rut-
land, @. W. Brownell and w. l.. Burnap
of Burlington, were at the Pavilion on
Tuesday.
The friends of Miss Alice NJ. Warren of
Berlin, whose illness dates from the World s.
Fair in October, will regret to learn that
this favorable spring weather has yet failed
to bring improvement. Miss Warren's ply
sician does not speak of her case as hope
less, but pronounces it serious.
THE Montpelier items in the Free Press
OF last Wednesday spoke of the first meet
ing OF Washington county school directors,
held at the Exchange Hotel, as the an
nual meeting of the trustees of the Wash
lngton county school fund" How the ba-
bies do get mixed these daysl
WEBSTER, HALL & TApL1N have hand
some new delivery wagon on the street this
morning. The value of the wagon is en-
HANGED because of the fact that, with the
exception of the blacksmithing, the body
was manufactured and painted by members
OF the firm, in their own workshop.
HENRY JACOBS of East Montpelier at
tempted to drive across the tracks of the
Central Vermont railroad near the store
house OF the Montpelier Beef Company last
Saturday evening Just as the train from
Barre was pulling in. Tie result was
wrecked lumber wagon and badly fright
ened driver.
The experiment station at Burlington is
successfully raising, under glass, va
riety of those articles of diet that help to
relieve mortals of that tired feeling that
comes with spring days. Some specimens of
lettuce recently sent out from the station
are as crisp and delicate as the most crit
ical epicure could desire.
DAN 9. RICHARDSON of the First National
Bank of Concord, n. H., has our sincere
thanks for a very handsomely-printed and
of the institution with which he is con-
nected. 1t is work of the printers and
engraver's art commemorative of one of the
Granite States most substantial banking in
sututiohs'
The listers have meeting this (Wednes-
day evening at their office in Blanchard's
building to hear any grievances growing
out of the action of this board in their re-
cent appraisal of taxable property. A
meeting of the board of civil authority will
t,3, DS heiu al the grand jury rooms tomorrow
thursday evening to hear appeals from
ohe actS OF the board OF listers.
A TROUT, weighing four pounds dressed,
was exhibited in the window of G. S. Whit
tiers market last Thursday. 1t was caught
from the shore in Greensboro pond by a
Mr. Staples of Plainfeld 1t took half an
hour to land the old stager, which weighed
hte AftoI pHunus Iii' mneh .aken from the water
Ja,,s oi eHniuvlon lor lew nours, IL
lfsip III Une ulIecVioh ol D. " Shurt-
ioI A''0ion
BARNEY ALDEN, at work for Wilbur
Brown, at Browns mills, was kicked in the
head by horse last Sunday evening, re-
ceiving severe and possibly fatal injuries
DR.. &. E. Chandler was called and found
the young mans skull was crushed and
deep cash cut in the scalp. Unless unfa-
VoTaole cohdltions arise, the injured man
VIII VIII plooaply recover; 0ht III was a mar
FN ~ ''''''O "O'Un'
MARQUIS DELAFAYETTE CHAPTER Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, met with
Mrs, Amanda Newcomb, the regent, last
Thursday evening, to celebrate the 10th
anniversary of the capture of Ticonderopa
Judge Hiram Carleton gave an interesting
account of the capture, Rev. A. G.. Lewis
told ghost story connected with it, and
Hon. II. A. Huse made brief address, A
collation. followed the exercises.
THE mart of Inna.+ro L;r, % .lo t,.
realm in the opera Countess for Day,"
which the Boston Ideal Opera COMPANY is
to produce here, is assumed by Miss Nav
Bosley, who is said to be the handsomest
woman on the stage, besides having "a most
delightful voice. She was the principal
contralto in the Lillian Durrell Grand
Opera Company last season, and created a
sensation wherever it appeared.
Tup associated ,,raaa
last week from W soliV ouV
time nj The nnveilino 81 H. WS,,, ~, W, az une
ton monnment s,at.5 ,hat vtie o. LAY aslilhg-
manufactnred at RnffaIn w Tha ,s Mas
of ,ha I,or", az ,laio' ~. l. Iue ooellsK
& Morse sheds in Montnelier Last summar
and sold to the Buffalo firm that had tbe
contract for the lob. A Dissertation Of the
shaft appeared in the WATCHMAy at the
time it was shipped
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Va -'Sith CaialSi ldu sixteen years