The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-07-29

prepared specially for this service, was
rendered.
CHARLES CELLEY was bitten twice last
week by dog owned by Herbert Law
renee. Celley entered complaint to the
authorities and the dog was slaughtered.
A PUBLIC examination of teachers by
Professor o. ID. Mathewson of Barre,
county examiner, will be held in the High
School building next Friday and Satur-
day.
l.. BART Cross has thrown handsome
Mckinley streamer to the breeze from the
fag-pole in front of his residence on School
street.
CHARLES BArcHELDER, aged sixteen
years, suffered the fracture of the thigh
bone Tuesday while in an epileptic fit, the
fracture being caused by the spasms of the
muscles.
The officers of the Ladies' Aid Associa.
tion of the Heatou Hospital are requested
to meet with Mrs. G. II. Heaton, 143 State
street, at half-past two Monday afternoon,
August 8.
THE shops of the Lane Manufacturing
Company and the Cotton Manufacturing
Company were shut down last Thursday to
allow the men to attend the firemen's tour
nament in Barre.
MRS. JUsTUs l.. BATcHELDER was seri-
ousy injured by fall from her wheel last
week Tuesday evening, She was uncon-
out broken bones.
MRS DANIEL EMERY, residing at the Pi-
oneer mills, received the sad news last Sat-
urday of the death OF her only sister, who
had been living on the Pacific Coast for the
last sixteen years.
G. A. G. JACKSON is to conduct the servi-
ces in the Morse school-house, East Mont
pelier, next Sunday afternoon, in place of
Rev. j. Edward Wright. Subject, PRO
gress in Religion"
REV. CHARLES A. ALLEN, the first min
lister of the Church of the Messiah 1854
1869, is to occupy his old pulpit again next
Sunday morning. He is now settled in
Bridgewater, Mass.
ELISHA MAY of St. Johnsbury, national
bank examiner, was in town last Friday.
He has no mercy on or use for a free-silver
democrat and expressed himself to that ef-
feet in language plain.
Mrs. H. w. STRONG of West Berlin has a
Brown Leghorn hen of which she has rea-
son to be proud. This biddy recently stole
her nest and hatched in one brood twenty
one chicks that all lived and are doing
well.
MRS. EDGAR FISHER of Bridgeport, Conn,
is spending the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Worcester. Mr.. Fisher is an officer on
the police force of Bridgeport, and will
join his wife here during the month of
August.
AMONG those from Montpelier who are
at Chelsea under treatment from Dr. Hell
mer are Misses Bessie Farwel and Jennie
Phinney, Mrs. A. j. Sibley, A. w Ferrin,
Edwin Lane, w. w. Brock, NJ. M. Cutler
and f. w. Frink.
Dir. j. HENRY JACKSON of Barre the demo.
cratic nominee for governor, f. w. McGet
trick of St. Albans and Mayor John W. Cor.
don of Barre will address the democratic
county convention, to be held at Capital
| Hall next Saturday.
A SON Of Phillias Chenette fell on scytht
| last Saturday, cutting a cash six inches
long in his right knee and severing a large
| tendon. His wounds were dressed by DR.
| Q. E. Chandler, and he will be fortunate i
he escapes stiff knee.
EVENING service at the Baptist and Meth
odist churches was omitted last Sunday
evening to accept an invitation to Bethany
church, where delegates to the Christia,
Endeavor Convention at Washington mad,
a report, as noted elsewhere
PATRICK CAREY was before Judge Lucia
last Wednesday, charged with a breach o
the peace committed on the excursion trail
recently run to Higbgate Springs under th
auspices of the Foresters. He was fined
with costs, $2l66, which he paid.
THE WATCHMAN last week stated that R
A. Hoar of Barre was one OF the speaker
at the conference of republican town ant
| county tOIumllltts, utiu III Sdplldl Ildll VI
July II, 1t was slip of the pencil, an,
should have been w. w. Lapoint
EDGAR CLARK was arrested last Frida
evening for intoxication by Officer Wood
In City Court Saturday he pleaded guilt
and was fined S1l.51 by Judge Lucia
Having no money he took the alternstiv
sentence of ten days in the county Jail.
BINGHAM MARVIN, son of Morton Marvin
and Miss Jennie Goodnough, formerly c
ly cd no
have gone to Allegheny, Pa, to reside
where Mr., Marvin is employed as an expei
window decorator for a boot and shoe house
AMONG the recent arrivals OF summe
boarders at the Pavilion are Mrs. Charlie
Lex and the Misses Lex Of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7, Furness and son {
New York, Mr. and Mrs. G.. ID. Mather
Boston and j. H. Trask and Miss Trask
Rochester.
FREDERICK @. PRENTIss went back
New York last Monday. He will retur
about September l to remain few day
and to accompany Mrs. Frederick j. PREF
tiss his mother, and Mrs. Hathaway
New York. These ladies' will remain
the Pavilion during August.
JAMES Riley, wandering Willie" wt
arrested at Montpelier junction last weel
by Station Agent Jerry Donabue. He r
fused to leave the pre- misses OF the compan
when ordered to do so. In Justice Court /
was fined so and costs by Judge Lucl
He took an appeal and went to Jail.
WILLIAM OTIS of Barre was arrested c
Berlin side last Wednesday night by De
! uty Sheriff Wedge. He made an unsati
Z factory disclosure before Judge Lucia c
Thursday and was remanded to Jail. +
. was released later, r. c. Bowers. his eI
. ployer, entering as surety for his fine.
FREDERICK w. BANCROFT gave his
. nous lecture, "Irish Songs and Song Wri
/ ers," with great success last Friday befo
the New Hampshire Music Teachers Ass
citation at The Wers. He has already bee
- re-engaged for next season, and was the I
! cipient of much attention during his stay
/ The Weirs.
THE repu blicans of Montpelier will op,
, the campaign next Friday evening by u
u u furling handsome thirty-six foot McKinl,
= and Hobart flag on State street. III
= Montpelier Military Band will furnish IN
sic, and addresses will be made by Speak
;, W. w. Stickney OF Ludlow and other we
: known orators.
COLONEL AND Mrs. A. G. BROWN al
Mrs. Henry Fullerton were at the Lal
9 View House, Woodbury., last Sunday. Viii
: there they enjoyed meeting Rev. Faith
o MCCilVnu of New York the widely Gel