The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-01-26

| Dh JAMES GEDLhf Will lbCtuTb III Jub
Young M-us' Christian Association star
course al Blanchard Opera House next Fri
day evening on " The Sunny Side Of Life"
MRS M. JENNIE DUNwooDIE has appeal
ed from the decision of Justice j. II. Lucia
in the case OF Dunwoodie against Spiro and
1t will now go to county court for settle
ment.
Hon. WILLIAM CHAPLIN returned last
Wednesday from Selma, Ala, where he
went to assist in settling the estate OF a son
who died there last summer Of yellow
fever.
THOMAS MACK, the representative from
Vergennes in the last legislature, was at
the Pavilion on Tuesday, as was j. G.
Ullery OF Boston, former Brattleboro pub
Usher.
MISS EULA CAssAvANT will be brought
from Heaton hospital today to her home on
Cliff street. She is gaining steadily and
h pes are entertained for her complete re-
covety.
THE fifth in the series OF Sunday evening
lectures in Trinity church by Rev. Andrew
Gillies, will, next Sunday evening, be on
the subject "If Christ came into our politi-
cal life-2"
FRANK e. SMITH, district deputy grand
patriarch, assisted by David l.. Sanders, in
stalled the officers OF Excelsior Encsmp-
ment OF Odd Fellows at Randolph last Fri
day evening.
A LARGE number of young people will 90
to East Montpelier tonight, where con-
cert by the Arion Club Is to precede a
dance, for which the Montpelier Orchestra
will furnish music.
REV. G.. W. PERRY, state geologist, has
within the past week placed in the State
Cabinet several polished specimens OF NAL
letts Bay marble which have attracted con-
siderable attention.
GEORGE, son OF Z. W. Bailey of Chicago,
is making brief visit in the city. He il on
his way home from Europe where he has
been for several weeks in The interest of the
Swift Packing Company
MOSES SUMNER was severly injured last
| Thursday by falling down stairs at the city
farm house. Mr.. Sumner is over eighty
years of age, and his injuries have since
| confined him to his bed.
A PARTIAL hearing the case of Grace 1.
Parker against Taylor o. Parker was given
last Saturday before Judge M. E, Smile as
| commissioner, and the case was continued
until Saturday, Fe bruary B.
REV. M. w. PLuMMER conducted the
meeting for men, held last Sunday after
noon in the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association. His theme was
yellow Haired and Freckled."
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT is to preach in
the Church of the Messiah next Sunday
morning upon art and Morality" The
subject of his lecture in the evening will
be e:-"Merry-Mount and its Lesson"
THE basket ball team from Company II
will play the Burlington Young Mems
Christian Association team a. Armory hall
in this city next Friday evening. An ex-
citing game can confidently be expected.
HARRY S COTTON has been elected super
intendent OF junior work in Bethany Suu-
day-schoo, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mrs. Mary Rhinehart
w. S. Smith has also been elected assistant
superintendent
l. MARTIN, United States district at.
torney, WAS III Burlington last Wednesday
charged with violation of the exclusion
act, were heard. Eleven of the Celestials
got off, and two were held.
MRS CHEsTINA MARSHALL, q daughter o
, Hon. Jacob Scott, formerly of Montpelier
died January 10, at Georgetown, o after 6
long illness with cancer Of the stomach
She was an aunt of II. W. Scott of Chicago
who is now visiting in the city.
THE creditors of the Montpelier Hard
ware Company will hold a meeting ON Tues
day, February l, when it is expected tina
the sum OF $4,000 now in the hands OF thu
assignee will be- applied towards the extin
, guishment of the $35 GOO Indebtedness.
FROM statistics furnished by the commits
stone of Green Mount Cemetery it il
, shown that there were fifty six burlals il
I The cemetery during the year 1897 Sine,
the cemetery was dedicated in 1855 the in
3 terments have averaged forty per Year.
"HEKNAN" Bowers returned last Thurs
day from sojourn Of three months at Rut
I land. He WAS Immediately rearrested OF
/ an old complaint for which he was fined
with costs, S35. This amount he succede Q,
: in raising, and he was dsch Arged from Gus
: tody.
ARTHUR DARLING was again arrested las
I Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff II
. b. Wedge on complaint charging hI
with aaaauIt and battery Mrs
Hartwell Ed gerly. The case will he give
); a hearing before Justice j. H. Lucia o
u Thursday
Hon. H. A. HUsE started last Saturda
!. evening for Lansing, Mich where he is t
u argue a case after the Supreme Court c
Michigan. The day before he arrived q
: Lansing on his former trip the cour. took
t. recess of two weeks, and Mr.. Huse returne
to Vermont.
v The meeting OF the Montpelier AssociI
o ton Of Congregational Preachers, a pr,
IT gramme of which was published last weel
was held on Tuesday at Bethany chspe
o Rev. DR.. Seaver entertained d, Zen
= more Of the pastors at dinner at the Mon
10 prlier House.
l.. B. BROOKS, assignee OF the insol veI
3, estate of George H. Whitney, caused the a
II rest last week OF Joseph Brundnell, wi
had lien. b undnell slept one night
county Jail, but his father came to his re
:, cue and tiled the affair.
ar WHILE Lucius Stone and his wife and 81
ter were driving last Saturday evening nei
:, the residence of Willard Q. Walker I'll
y horse suddenly backed the sleigh over IL
~ ~ bank, which is thirty feet high at that plac
- Strange to say, neither the occupants Of Il
sleigh or the horse we're injured.
a j. q. JONES. eX-states attorney, was give
II a hearing before supreme court on Tuesds
on his petition to reopen proceedings in b
-. disbarment case. Joel q. Baker OF RutlaI
~ al peared for Mr.. Jones, and the latter az
a. =, di essed the court on his own behalf. tt
'' court took the matter under advsement.
"a THK annual meeting of the r. G. Bowe
of Granite Company was held last Saturdi
at at the home office in this city. r. @ Bo,
~ ers was elected presidents Col. Fred
Smith, vice-president; II. A. Bowers, sc
80 retary, and g. @. Bancroft, treasurer.
g. change was made In the board of director
THE game of basket ball between team
al from Company III and the Burlington Youl
T. Mems Christian Association that was
70 have been played In Armory hall last r
W. day evening was postponed for one wee
be ,ause Of the Kellogg Bird Carnival co
al. aN.-n