The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-04-05
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were not filed because Of the mayors III.
ness which prevented him from signing tho
agreed statement of facts.
The Agatha were very pleasantly enter.
tanned on Wednesday evening by Miss
Ethel Blanpied, at her home on Baldwin
street. Familiar songs were illustrated or
repr scented by the young ladies in various
ways, and to solve some Of these taxed
may a fertile brain The prize was won
by Miss Anna Phnney Mrs Frank f..
Howe will entertain the club this week.
The condition of Fred Murphy, the vic
tim OF Charles Doherty's bullet at Bolton
Falls several we ks ago, again causes much
apprehension. An operation was perform
cd on Murphy on Tuesday at Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington, and a quantity of pus
was taken from his side. Since the opera
ton he has been sinking and the physi-
clans a. the hospital consider the case very
critical
The hearing on the electric railroad in
junction cases seems TO have dropped out of
sight and out Of mind. The last Of Fehru-
airy it was decided to postpone this hearing
until county court convene ed March 8, with
the understanding that the matter would
be disposed Of early in the term. OF late
nothing is heard Of the matter, and en-
quires are ftequent as to whether tie
matter has been dropped.
George W. Wing has brought suit against
Wesley G. Brewster Of Huntington for pay
ment Tor services as attorney during the
trial OF Mildred, his d iughter, for murder
last sPeIng' me case Is returnaole IN city
denies enpsging Mr VIM bn pV1 ra nOT oHaS
his claim in eServ narticnlor H. o ",oo
nrouises tn ba an i1tarcstinr, ono r. ,to
second occasion in bis thi1ty vsara, a, ymo
Renee as an atforrev when NJ Win, boo
felt called upon to sue a client for his pay.
In introducing Hon. W. P. Dillingham; at
wv uauqueC gwen iueSuay evening at
80, ~ palls' ". we ouug men henGp'
10, ~ ny .o'Sv iei5lleu 10 III as Ine
&c, 80 POI " iios 1loui"S's "o on nope ne
Iii an ny ~ ialI.n eu -eu@.or MQrrlI
MS Was SO Gu, husi
"sCOt.iy apP,Suuo' ,1aI IL was several ln'n-
w. nGIon9 GOV Dliiiuguam cJuId oegln
SHIN he ,yiaeig ovoided arrr ootoro 49, ~ ~
tbe suh ~ STATING tbat be IA rot onsj ~
If n nroner nina mr. nIace IN fiiscnSs noii,i"g
rra-I.ta
~ u HOughOon' vice pre- Aueht OF the
Na'!DnaI LIE Insurance company, has re,
Gsntly |IlUteh letter 10 the Springfield
heP"Vtcun " ulSaouse a. journal OF tne
I'VE gliaI nun Ghafies DeWey president OF
une N1' f hIie, has attempted 10 make
GapIo ,;no ior ane company out OF the lame OF
~ auiu ~ al Deweyi nls orotmer' In thls letter
WI. ho9ghtoh says we nave received
many advertising propositions from agents
anu puo,lshers III connection with the
name Vi Aun'ral D'wey since he became
famous, ana In every instance we have
insurance business :" n'' H"-no !" Vno
nj
ne coll, ii on lguor agency from the
ivy CounUIi uooluoI tnulsuay 10 RENT Jhe
rooms IN M93oney 9locB, commonly known
as tne o0Iulers holne ior the use OF the
agency; r, ! n9 luolhs III oellhas Dlock Vacat-
eu ny y. n uller, ana I1e room now occu-
pieu ny mr.; , 0elinas as a laundry nave been
ciueu 70 20 ACROSS tne street; me rooms
o1'oGDoI arc I'm I'm liou wen lIghteu ana
a. a. ,i,Iuuaoly suIteu LOT Tue purposes intended
Ire rent Is 90 less per month than the first
named rooui III oellhaS DOCK, and " 90 per
NOUN l Tess 'hT IN the piace now occupied as
a launuIy. me agency Will be moved
V"eIo "l'nIu 10" uays'
w. A. Shaw, observer at the Northfield
signal station furnishes the following me.
neurological data covering the month Of
April for twelve years: Mean temperature,
4O'; warmest month in 1889, with an aver
eye Oh 40, c9 3soe month IN 1887, with an
aNet91ao "a 90 90 hiInesl tempe azure, ~
6 1aoI 20, loyl ioWest temperature,-l,
q 1922 aye'aBe precipitation ior the month,
. !. ~ ~ ihchesi greatest monthly precipitation,
4,oV lhchss, IN 1919 doest monthly preclpi-
talloh, 81 ihches IN 1917 greatest amount of
snow All, Six lhchesi ApflI TO- 1873; aver
age number OF clear days, s. partly cloudy
days, II prevailing direction OF wind, from
the south; highest velocity, As miles an
hour, April b, 1877
Mrs Mary Malone received telegram on
Thursday announcing the death of Michael
j Malone, her son, which occurred at Los
Cruises, New Mexico on the previous even
ing. The deceased was twenty-three years
of age and was born in St. Johns, New
Foundland, where for several wears he fol-
lowed the trade of shin carpenter, He re.
moved to this city about four wears AGO
,,bara ba mas annIovad "a n oonSoo.~. 20.
Ill forced by the ravages of that dread dis
ease. consumptlon to suspend work Feb.
ruary is he left Montpelier for Los Crnses
in the hope that his condition might he i'm.
proved taking with him the symnatbv and
best wishes Of a large circle Of friends he
had acquired by his industrious habits and
SIDES mother, ne Is survived by brother,
Patilck T.. Malone ana hall brother and
sister, Jonn ana maggie Conley, all OF this