The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-06-02

year ensuing were eleCJeu euneSuay al
ternoon, as follows: President, DR.. A. f.
Moore Of North Shrewsbury; Weep president,
DIR. M. D. Smith of Pawlet; secretary, DR..
George l. Forbes of Burlington; treasurer,
DR.. II. S. Boardman OF Montpelier; censors,
Drs. e. B. Whitaker of Barre, w. #. Mi
nard of Waterbury and Il. e. S .eele OF
Gaysville auditors, Drs. Edward Kirkland
of Bellows Falls, n. L. Dow of Glover and
e. B. Whitaker OF Newport. Papers were
read and discussed Wednesday afternoon
on e Another View" by DR.: G, P. Holden
tor" DR.. L. II. Fisk of Montpelier; Anti.
toxine versus Mere-cyan," DR.. A. #. Moore
Of North Shrewsbury; Report OF Case
Cured" Dr. s. s. Martin of East Hardwick;
"Some Clinical Experiences" DR.. Il. l..
Wyman Of Manchester Center. Wednes-
enjoyed banquet in the small dining-room
at the Pavilion, which was followed by a
smoke talk on subjects Of interest to the
profession. Papers were read Thursday on
Bacillus" DR.. A. f. Moore; Aranea Dia-
dema," DR.. Fl. A, Roberts; Uterine Flex-
ion." DR.. Sam Sparhawk; Diarrhua," Dr..
G. e. e. Sparhawk 1t was voted to hold
the semi-annual meeting at Bellows Falls in
October. Delegates were appointed as fol-
lows: To the American Institute OF Home
opathy, the president er-oticio, Dr. A. f.
Moore of North Shrewsbury; to the annual
meeting of the Maine Homeopathic Medi-
cal Society, DR.. Edward kirkland OF Bel
lows Falls; to New Hampshire, DR.. N. l..
Dow OF Glover; to Massachusetts, DR.. j. f..
Shattuck of Wells River; to Rhode Island,
DR.. G. NJ. Marstin Of Rutland to Connect
cut, DR.. w. +. Minard of Waterbury; to
New York, DR.. s. S. Martin of East Hard
wick; to the Interstate Institute OF Home
opathy, DIR. G. E. Sparhswk of Burlington,
and DIR. G. A. Gale OF Rutland.
THE city council met in regular session
last Wednesday evening. The petition for
a sidewalk on Middlesex street was re-
ferred to the committee on streets. Bills
were ordered paid as follows: For the lis
ter's services and expenses, G. Def Ban
croft, $137.10; r. p. Carleton, $l19.S0; j.
o. Livington, Sl25; Mrs. Il. W. Cate, clerk
for listers, $40; Montpelier Book Store, sup
clerks office, 5000; II. A. Blanchard &
Co., supplies for liquor agency, $21.29;
George Wheeler, overseer of the poor, $3.50;
Charles Mullin & Son, iron pipe, $574.50;
J. NJ Boutwell,, balance due on horse trade,
$500. Joel Foster was instructed to survey
and locate street lines on the following
streets: Barre street to Pioneer mills, Har-
rison Avenue, Fullerton street, Upper
Main street, from Prospect street to top of
Clay HILL Hubbard street, from East
State street to Liberty street, North street,
from Main street past the residence of F.
oduvulCl' n poIiJiOu lOI highway lTOm
Nelson street to Kent street was laid on
the table until the council could look over
the ground. The fire wardens were in
structed to remove all poles not in use.
The petition for an extension OF Loomis
street to the residence Of Adolph Barney
was laid on the table indefinitely. The city
treasurer was authorized to borrow SO 900
for immediate liabilities. 1t was voted to
place an additional electric light on College
street, under the direction Of the committee
on lights. Thomas H. Cory was granted
permission to lay water pipe on College
and East Liberty streets to his residence
The following permits were granted Mrs.
o. r. Willette, to build a house on North
Franklin street; Joseph Leno, to do truck
ing and teaming; j. G. Rowell. to shinge
his house on Guernsey street; Mrs. II. W.
Goodrich, to repair dwelling; Amos p.
Hartwell, to repair dwelling; Young Mems
Christian Association, to hold a bicycle pa
rade June 8 and to erect a judges stand in
front Of the accociation building; II. W.
Brown, to build a barn on Ridge street,
Thomas Marvin, to build a house on West
street; John Lawrence, to repair and
single his house, g. M. Lyon, to relay
tile; Angelo Scampino, to run merry-go-
round at the rear OF the city lot two weeks in
June for the sum Of $15 The application
of the United States Clothes Pin Company,
to put in new heating apparatus was
granted, the same to be done under the di-
rection OF the fire wardens. The appoint
ment of T. j, Keegan as special policeman
was confirmed. The board accepted the in
vitation Of Brooks Post to attend Memorial
Day services Adjourned.