The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-01
from an attack of rheumatism but is still
| obliged to use cane.

from an attack OF rheumatism, but Is still
obliged to use a cane.
ALL members of the Keeley League are
earnestly requested to attend the meeting
on Thursday evening, as business OF i'm
portance Is to be considered.
Mrs. N. g. PACK and Miss Jennie Clops
ton, her niece, have gone to Brandon for a
visit OF several weeks with Mrs. @. r.
Smith, daughter of Mrs. Peck.
MANAGER G. M. FOSTER of the Keeley In
stitute was confined to his rooms two days
this week with a severe cold. He went to
Rutland on Tuesday afternoon.
MOSES CRANE. local ticket agent for the
Montpelier & Wells River railroad, re-
turned ON Monday from his vacation. which
was passed in the White Mountains.
Hon. j. b. BRooKs of Syracuse. N ",
one of the trustees of Vermont Methodist
Seminary, is paving for the expense of put
ting lavatories into the seminary building.
j. H. sENrER went to Brattleboro last
Monday ON business connected with the
TTnited States district court. and goes from
there to St. Johnsbury on the same errand.
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night. The youfg ladies 90 to Marion.
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hoan for ,ho oas+ "iw as NJ, ano E mas
'o Arthrr ~. vn % %iorenoo a1a han NJ W1olge
ia exnected in MontneIier this weeL
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DIR. Il; LoNGFELLow OLEAvEs left last
evening Tor Chlcago, where he ls to remain
nost- onrrsa n dant;s,r,, V"nrns ,;i1
st,rn az Mntisn e. uty he Will
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1HE valuaple pay mare owned by EDWIN
Lane mas Deen purchased Dy a. A. Slim
son tor S25O. Mr.. Stlmson bought this ami
maj 1or coward r. Barnes OF New Haven,
Gonh'' don anu IL was shippeu 'nere laS' Moh-
10Y
IHE WORK OF macauamlzlng Soutn MAIN
street was begun on Iuesday. This will
give the trustees ana street commissioners a
chance 10 thoroughly test the steam roller,
tne WORKING Oh whlch attracts large crowd
OF spectators.
THE Arthur Tandy was slightly damaged
last thursday evening Dy backing into an
other engine IN the engine-house IN the
YARD or the Montpelier and Wells River
rallroad. Botn locomotives mad to go to
the repair snops.
THE Woman's Auxiliary Kelley League
will meet in the Keeley League rooms Fri.
DAY evening at half past seven. The
heei9y League Is especially invited. A
good literary programme has been provided,
ana the meetlng Is open 10 ALL
THE case of State v. Sylvester Wheeler
for breach of the peace in assaultipe
Thomas Godsill, was heard before Justice
f. p. Carleton and jury in Mr.. Carleton s
ONCE last Friday afternoon. Wheeler was
Iounu guilty. anu tooK an appeal 10 county
court.
AND now there is talk Of populist county
convention to be held at Montpelier t(
| place a county ticket in the field, Unless
Secretary and Treasurer Holden of the
populist state committee will consent tc
run Tor most OF the offices, 1t Is hard to see
where the candidates are to be found
JOHN III. SENTER, United States distric
attorney, was at Newport last week tt
prosecute Henry E. Farrar of that town OF
the charge of smuggling potatoes across tn,
line from Canada. Farrar waived exam
ination and was bound over to United
eeaoes toa courV 10 % neio aI hutiahd IN oc
'o'A'
IHK ST. ,Johnsbury Victors and Capital
OF Montpelier played two games of ball oil
the seminary campus on Monday and Tues
day afternoons In the hrst game the st
Johnsbury boys were winners by score o
10 TO Z. Yesterday the thing was reversed
the score standing l6 to 7 in favor of tn
oapi'"i''
SIM CURTIS, car repairer in the Centra
vermont railroad yard, was struck by
locomotive on Saturday afternoon Will
attempting to cross the track. 1t was a
first thought that he was seriously injured
but he soon recovered and went to his hom
in Northteld that evening, apparently littl
the worse for the accident.
THE storm last Sunday blew down severs
telephone poles in Marshtield and betwee
Montpelier and Waterbury. Colonel A.
Brown says that during his fourteen-years
experience in the telephone business he ha
never seen summer when the electrics
disturbances have been so frequent an
violent as they have been this season.
THE monthly meeting under the auspice
OF the Good Templars and Keeley Leapu
= was held in the Church of the Messiah las
= Sunday afternoon. Brief addresses wer
made by Rev. j. Edward Wright, w.
Lord, A. e. White, T. j. Reagan G.