The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-10-05

burg next week He left this city Monday
evening and will spend week or more WIS.,
iting friends in the state Of Pennsylvania.
WAITE SABIN, son Of j. T. Sabin, left
Monday evening for Kirksville, Mo-, where
he Is to take twenty months course in the
Osteopothc school. Here's hoping that
Wait will be as skillful as physician as he
is genial.
DR.. EUGENE SULLIVAN, recent graduate
OF dental college in Philadelphia is as
sisting DIR. g. K. Hunt in his dental parlors.
DR.. Charles III. Wellman, who has been as
sisting DIR. Hunt, returned to Boston last
Saturday.
THE six-years. old son Of Alexander Nc
MILAN tripped and fell while playing in his
fathers yard Monday afternoon and cut an
ugly cash in his forehead. DR.. Chandler
dressed the wound and the youngster Is
doing well.
DRIVER SCOTT for DR.. G. e. Chandler
has gone to New York for q two weeks
stay and his position during his absence is
being filed by M. M. Fitzgerald Of Berlin
side.
GEORGE BRIGGS OF Brandon is in this city
and will attend the meeting of the Vermont
Mutual Fire insurance company which will
be held this afternoon in the company's
building.
THE Catholic Order OF Foresters will hold
their whist entertainments this season the
evenings of the first and third Tuesdays of
each month, the first one to be held the
10Th instant.
THE regular monthly meeting of the La
dies Aid Association of the Heaton Hos
pital will be held this afternoon at two
o'clock with Mrs. q. 81. Heaton, 143 State
street. Work.
A THREE-eoRNERED bicycle meet on the
corner OF State and Main streets on Tues
day afternoon resulted in one or two bent
and twisted wheels, few bruises and
temporary crowd.
THE Montpelier Seminary football team
will play the Norwich University team on
the home ground next Monday afternoon.
This will be the first game of the season and
is awaited with great interest.
THESE men have been appointed sweep
ers at the State capitol: Edward Canning
| George Kibbee, Frank Hartigap, Dennson
Dewey. John l.. Tuttle, chief of the po-
lice force will be watchman at the capitol
T. j. DEAvITT returned from New York
| Saturday where he went to defend Will
| lard Hutchinson against the charge OF shop
| lifting for which he was recently arrested
Hutchinson was fined nominal S8 and al
| lowed to 60.
GENERAL SECRETARY MERRILL of the
Young Mems Christian Association is work
| ing industriously to form class in the GYM
nasium and it is expected that it will be
ready to put under drill about the middle of
| the present month.
RENE, son of l.. D. Moss was seriously in
jured last Wednesday evening by being
| thrown from a horse he was riding. His
head struck the curbing, rendering him un-
| conscious Doctors Chandler and Duquoy
attended to his injuries.
FRED A. Rowland resigned last Thurs
day as States Attorney for Washington
county and Judge Start appointed r. A.
Hoar Of Barre States Attorney elect to fill
| out Mr.. Howland's unexpired term, which
ends December l. next.
WoMAN's Christian Temperance Union
will meet with Mrs. G. W. Guernsey, 35
Loomis street, next week Wednesday alter
noon at half past two o'clock. 1t is ex-
pected there will be report of the State
Convention held at Manchester, vt.
E. M. CORY, who has been assistant en-
| gineer for the city to K. n. Sanctury since
last July, has resigned his position and went
Monday to Burlington where he will take
another course in the study of engineering
in the University of Vermont College.
THE late Dr. D. G. Kemp carried $3.50 in
life insurance in the following companies:
Mutual Life, $3.50; Connecticut General,
1000; Hartford Life, s1,COO; Connecticut
Building and Loan Association, $1,000;
New England Order of Protection, $4,000.
CHARLES B. MEAD and Jules Sanctury,
who were indicted by the grand jury for
mansaughter in scalding to death an in
sane patient at the state asylum for the in
sane at Waterbury, have given bail for
| their appearance in the sum of $1,000 each
o. E. MARTIN was before Judge Smile
on charge of drunkness Tuesday and out
of the honesty of his heart confessed to the
accusation which, however, in the eyes OF
the court did not diminish the offence, and
the prisoner released himself by making a
S11.15 ante.
The party of young people that choose to
enjoy corn husking party at the home OF
David Tarbox last evening found fully as
much pleasure as moisture. Kissing
abounded in proportion to the number OF
''red ears" that were found and it is said
that they were Of the real old fashion sort.
DIR. III. A. FISK, who has been at Saranac
Lake for several months for the benefit oi
his health, writes his father, Dr. L. FL. Fisk
in this city, that he Is improved in health
and it is possible that he may come to this
city soon for brief visit. His father will
go to Saranac Lake within fortnight and
will make an effort to bring him home with
him.
A TEAM of horses, owned by Frank An.
drews, started to run on Main street neal
Brooks & Deming's store Monday evening
and for few minutes 1t looked as il they
had become desperate. They started fol
the Slade store but one OF the horses slipped
and fell on car track and the race ended
there, with one Of the horses quite badly
hurt.
| Hon. CHARLES DEWEY and Mrs. Dewey
who have been on two weeks trip through
the west returned home late last week
Mr.. Dewey says that he had pleasant trI
but he saw enough Of the newspaper report
ers in interviews in New York to warrant the
belief that the writers for the press in Mont
pelier are not the most erroneous of theil
class.
The third annual meeting of the Yer
mont Sanitary association will be held al
Montpelier on Tuesday, October 20. Hon
w. p. Dillingham; will preside at the even
ing session, at which Surgeon Genera
Stemberg will deliver an address on "Mod
ern Health Regulations" 1t is probable
that this meeting will be held in Repre-
sentative's hall.
HECTOR MENARD, lad thirteen years
old, son of Emanuel Menard, fell through
the Central Vermont bridge over the Nortl
branch last Saturday morning, receiving SO
rious injuries. His scalp was badly cut
and concussion of the brain was feared. He
fell distance OF eighteen feet, striking OF
the rocks in the water beneath.
CHRIST CHURCH circle of Kings Daughters
held their annual meeting at the home o.
Mrs. s. s. Ballard on Monday afternoon
The officers elected are: President, Mrs. e