The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-01-20
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCHL HAPPENINGS.

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MRS: PaILlf KING Is visiting reiauVes III
Lowell MISS
MIR. AND MRS. II. a. DEWEY returned
last "Wednesday from Their Weuulhe dlp'
j. G. FARwELL has been appointed adj
miuistrat1r of Tine estate of tine late Nancy
b. Truw.
Mns. GroRer NJ Goss and Mrs. &c. NJ
Goss visited relatives iu Boyut3u las week.
Savannah. members of the family of @. H.
iii ,.are confined tn fhe home with tbe
yrin las. us.k.
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dry goods store oil H. r. y H. =, Gleasv"i =, -
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JOSEPH AURPHY and MISS biIaEeI cDLoyl9
are to be married at - Aug1SglnG SS uulSH
TINS morning. KEY atnel W. .. y 'u"i'
van Will be the omciatlhE clergy III All
AN Odd Fellows district encampment
will be held at Barre Monday nG3Iuary o.
at which team from IuoGa, WHeey IN
campmenu Will WOIh 1he Uoiuen "ui0 Uo
gree
GREAT Preparations are in progress for
the Poverty Party TO be given on
Thursday evening at Armory Hall, under
the auspices of the Apollo Club. Some
starting ana wonderful costumes Will ue Ill
eVluelce'
THE charity ball, under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Association, for the benefit
g,N Haze ftl hale
Hall early in February. The exact date
will be announced later.
DENNIS STARR of Graniteville was ar
rested last Thursday morning for intoxica-
ton. He pleaded guilty in city court, and,
in default of the amount to pay his fine and
costs of S10.57, he was committed to the
county Jail for ten days.
NEARLY fifty Royal Arch Masons met at
MONTPELIER last Wednesday for district
meeting. The Mark Master and Royal
Arch degrees were worked, and banquet
was served at the Exchange Hotel. Sew
eral officers of the grand lodge were present.
REV. HOWARD f. HILL, former rector Of
Christ church. now representative in the
New Hampshire legislature from ward 8,
Concord, has been appointed by Speaker
Briggs on the committee on rules, and on
revision OF the statutes, in both OF which
he is sure to do good work.
BY agre, ment with Judge Rowell, who is
10 preside at the March term of Washington
county court, and with counsel for the state
and respondent, the case of State against
Isabelle Marsh of Northfeld charged with
noisoning her husband, will be the first for
trial. The spring term opens Tuesday
March 9.
THE annual meeting of the Young Mems
Republican Club of Montpelier and vicinity
will be held at the wATcHMAN editorial
rooms next Tuesday evening at half-past
seven. Officers for the ensuing year are to
he eIected, and the proposed excursion to
washington. for President Nick inley's inau-
ouration' will be discussed.
oh;at - ro,;oa 81 whitehall Nv
a oaso no Vi s poo a" ,ost waai, ast
miou %9 ~ tha ,Uatoh for on osoanaS
or;minal who was last seen in Whitehall
January 7. He is described as weighing
SsO nounds. thirtv-eipht years old. six feet.
fonr inches tall. Heis a machinist nv trade.
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lns uat,a ,,nsoiap IVA bic narforu,a u0 q
Ieahnie na S,;ah a1u LIZ and oor,
Ma ras rnnaatad;n onoorad ond
rraSnonded with marvellous tbinps in the
way Of banjo playing.
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po w. ~ Naw 9orI wos nresantad a.
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THE Donahue brothers OF Northfeld,
who, with their father, have been in county
Jail several weeks charged with the murder
OF Carl Miller OF Northheld, were taken tc
Northfeld last Thursday, for preliminary
hearing before Justice Thayer. States At
torney Rowland conducted the case for the
state, and j. H. Senter appeared for the
respondents, who were discharged. The
court ruled that not enough evidence tc
hold them was introduced.
THE mill of the Eureka Slate Company al
Fair Haven, owned by the estate of the late