The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-10-26

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tested for tuberculosis.
Miss KATHERINE KANE formerly a COM
| positor on the ArQus force and who has
been in poor health for a year or more,
started last evening for p ssad ens, Califor-
MIA in hopes to reap benefits from the in
vigorating climate OF the Pacific coast.
Mrs. ALMoN l.. CLARK died Sunday
night at her home at No. 8, First avenues aged
| "a years, from congestion OF the lungs.
| Deceased had been much respected, and
leaves a husband and a daughter, Mrs. III.
T. Whitney, of Woodstock, to mourn her
loss.
THE program makers or printers seem to
have made mistake in the date of the
meeting OF the Woman's Home Missionary
Society at Plainfield. The right dates are
October 26 and a. instead Of the same dates
in November, as the printed programs have
them.
1T is understood there Is little dissstis-
faction as to the manner different individ-
uals are treated in having their lawns cut
away for the purpose OF widening the
streets, and that there will be some tall
kicking done by those claiming to have
been injured.
"OPEN HOUSE, for men at the Young
Mems Christian Association tonight (Wed
nesday). X ter, everybody Of the mascu-
line gender, and enjoy pleasant evening.
The latch string will be out, clear to the
sidewalk. Do not hesitate to open the por-
W
FRANK MussEY Of Swanton was before
the city court on Saturday, charged with in
toxication, he having been gathered in by
Sheriff Bancroft on Friday evening He was
convicted Of second offense and fined
S1651 which was not forthcoming and he
took the alternative of fifteen days in Jail.
COMPANY II will be mustered out OF the
United States service tr-morrow at Capital
hall. The ceremony begins at Z. 80 AM. and
occupy about five hours, each soldier being
r,quired to sign about five sets Of papers
The boys will receive their three months
pay at this time, about SO 900 being required
to pay the bills.
A LARGE granite base for Asbury Park,
N. j., has been shipped by Charles II.
More & Co. The base is 12 feet by 6, being
two and one-half feet thick. The shaft
which is part of this monument was
shipped some two weeks ago 1t was the
largest shaft ever shipped from this State,
being ffty-five feet in length.
THE Industrial school is in session again
and excellent work is being done. Thirty
girls were present last Saturday. Articles
suitable for school children's wear and 9TH
ing the session of the school every Satur-
day afternoon in the dining room of the
Union school. Visitors will be welcome at
any time.
AT the Unitarian church onlSunday morn
ing Rev. j. Edward Wright, the pastor,
the Veil" in the evening (Prisoh Sunday
Remembering those that are in Bonds"
Mr.. Wright also preached at the Morse
. school-house in East Montpelier at 2: Is P.
M his text being "At Mchmarsh he hath
laid up his carriages"
SIMEON BOWEN, while splitting wood on
East State street Saturday forenoon, cut a
deep cash in his left foot, severing the bones
, and muscles. He ran to the Office Of DR..
l. FL. Fiske and not finding the doctor in
al. L. mi
street. DR.. Fiske was called and dressed
the wound. The boy lost considerable
blood in his journey down the street, and it
will be some time before he will be able to
} be about again.
JULES SANCTUARY, brother of e. N. Sane
tuary, was the victim Of a painful accident
at Barre Saturday afternoon. He was at
tending the guy rope unloading granite
and the heavy stone swung around catch
| ing his right leg below the knee. 1t was
I first thought the limb was broken, but on
being taken to DR.. Hardness in this city il
was found to be very badly bruised. Mr.
Sanctuary tainted twice on the electrics
coming from Barre.
THE Montpelier association Of Congrega-
q tional ministers held a meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms
on Tuesday forenoon. Following is the
programme: "The Principles of Christian
Worship" e, w. Cummings; "The Ideal Of
ship of the Lords House," A. A. Smith
"Liturges and Their Uses" II. l.. Hart
, well; "The Service OF Song" J. j. Good
j, acre; congregational Singing" W. Scho
= held; Sermon, P. p. Womer.
THE rededication of the Universalst
] church of Washington, Vt, will be held
Thursday, October 27. The services will
: consist of sermon at 10:45 a. IN by Rev
Effie X. M. Jones, pastor Of the Universe
a list church in Barre; dedicatory sermon al
2 p. M by Rev. L. l.. Green Of Oneonts, N
Y, former pastor; a historical sketch o.
the parish by Mrs. e. V. Powers, and will
b conclude at 1880 p. M, with a sermon by
3 Rev. j. Edward Wright of Montpelier.
l. large number of Montpelier people are plan
ming to attend the exercises. A cordial in
u vitation Is extended to all.
t The marriage of William f. Chognette O
d Farnham,P. Q land Miss HenriettaS Dewey
Of this city occurred yesterday morning al
II St. Augustine's church, Rev. w. j. O'Sulli
8 van officiating. A large number of the
b friends and relatives OF the happy couple
were present. Mrs. T. K. Callahan presided
n at the organ in most acceptable manner
y Immediately after the ceremony a sump
a tuous wedding breakfast was served at tn,
u home Of the BRIDES father. Mr.. and Mrs
>, Chognette left on the 10: 10 A. M train TO
II Farnham, P. O., where a reception will b,
y rendered them and they will make thei
l. future home.
a Plainfield road In East Montpelier were
u wholly destroyed by fire last Saturda,
o morning about one O'Clock A. NJ. The mail
> structure was 50x80 feet with two wing
comprising horse barn and shed and con
% tanned nearly all the farming tools with 81,
J. horses, fourteen cows, forty hogs and abou
y forty tons Of hay, which were consumed
8 Eleven cows being released before tn
flames reached them. The loss is estimate,
" at about 81, 900 with only small insurance
# The flames were distinctly visible at Middle
If sex at 20 Am. and furnished abundant ligh
70 as the local scribe wended his way SLOWLY
homeward.
70 A MUSICAL entertainment, known az
~ "Kinder Symphony" which 1t is believe,
D; the people of Montpelier never had the op
{. portunity of witnessing. will be given in th
Wood Art Gallery at the Young Men
70 Christian Association building about No
% vember TO- 1t will be under the auspice
~ ~ of the Ladies' Auxiliary and under the di
10 rection of George III. Wilder The leading
10 part will be composed OF three violins, Mrs
Straw of Concord, N. H., Messrs. Dlliug
c, ham and Whittier of Montpelier, cello