The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-05-24

union; Mrs. Alice b. Coleman. Roston, u
~ hoplnson ana Rev. b. Il. Boswortb of
Lynn, Mass. VI
BARRE, May 23.-Deputy Sheriff French
Monday evening arrested Mr.. and Mrs, Cv.
rus Rollins and woman named Sadie
Thurber on the charge OF selling liouor and
mm,alntaininR house OF Ill fame in this CITY.
They were taken to Montpelier and lodged
in Jail Tor safe keeping over night, and
brought back to this city to-day where they
were given hearing in city court this
afternoon. Rollins was convicted OF six
second offences, fined $500 and costs and
sentenced to one year in the house OF cor
rection at Rutland. He appealed his case
but was unable to furnish the 5000 bail re-
CURED. Mrs. Rollins was placed under
$500 bonds, and her case was set for hear.
ing June T. The same disposition was
made OF the case of the Thurber woman.
At the regular meeting Of the board of all
dermen held last week Miss NJ. f. Haskins
was given permission to hang a cloth sign
over the side walk in front OF her store
Bullding permits were granted to II. Dill
ilngham, Charles Emerson, A. j. Young,
" Thwing, Charles M Clark and b. A.
Eastman. The remonstrances of several
citlzens Directing to j. X. George moving
the OLD barns on the French estate to land
on Jefferson street was referred to the
| oNAOOe FREQ BecKlpV UiVan
| permission to connect with the surface
sewer on Prospect street. The COMMITTEES
| on streets reported that there is no present
necessity for sewer on Dewey street, and
their report was adopted. They also re-
| reported adversely to building a concrete
walk on Park street. The petition for
| opening new street from Seminary street
| to Brook street over land formerly owned
by e. l.. Smith, was referred to the COM
mlttee on streets. Several plans and speci-
| fpra l....l
street near he shops Of Whitcomb Brothers
were submitted and referred to the city en-
| glneer and street commissioners The prop
erty committee was authorized to contract
with the Huiest Theatrerical Scenery Com
pany OF Troy, N. Y, for scenery for the
stage Of the new opera house at a cost OF
81 226. This contract calls for nine com
plete sets and for the scenery to be in place
July 20.
North Montpelier.
On account OF next week being Memorial
week, Miss Ingalls, will not be here az
usual.
e. II. Pray, who was quite seriously sick
several days OF last week, is so as to be
about once more.
North Calais station is now running, the
first cream from it being delivered to our
Creamery one day Of last week.
Henry w Cate, the artist has rooms at
|
where he can be seen every day of the
week.
Ed y. Hills, our popular butter maker
! ls nursing sore hand NOWADAYS His
place at the Creamery is very acceptably
filled by Allie NJ. Gate.
Reports are very favorable that we are
having very profitable and satisfactory
term of school in our district under the
supervision OF Mrs Ruth Butterfed as
| teacher.
Messrs. Pray, Greeley, HOLSTER and
futnam maize pilgrimage to Pescham
pond last week, and report good time and
| quite respectable catch of trout
The many friends of Howard Putnam,
former East Montpelier boy, but now living
in Boston, were glad to see his familiar
face here again, il only for flying visit
A CARD We, the undersigned do here
by agree to refund the money an a so cent
bottle OF Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar
II IL fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 25 cent bottle TO prove sat
| isfactory or money refunded
G. l.. Pray, North Montpelier.
W. G. Nye, North Montpelier
G: r. Dwinell, East Calais.
w. h. Pierce, East Calais
Plainfield.
A. =. Slayton OF Barre, was in town few
days last week.
II. N. f1
at his fathers over Sunday.
Word has been received from w. A.
Gray stating that he is at Omaha, Neb.
John Fowler received word Saturday OF
the death OF a brother in Massachusetts,
L. l.. Sparrow of Montpelier was in town
Saturday, looking for horses for his stable
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Lombard visited
their children at South Barre, the first of
the week.
Paul, the young son of Clinton Cutler, is
slowly convslescing from his prostration by
typhoid fever.
Louise Lupine received notice last wee
OF an increase OF pension from SIC pc
month to 1914.
A young daughter OF Fred Bruffee is quite
sick with pneumonia, as is also Buz. Leaz.
or, Mildred Gate and child of r. b. Little.
Mrs John Moore of St. Johnsbury, and
Mrs. Allen Ferrin of Blanford, Mass, are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Mary Kidder,
this week.
sunday afternoon at two o'clock in the
Orange schoolhouse at Perkinsville, and
organize Sunday school.
I. FL. Bartlett and E. w. Page returned
from attending the State meeting OF the L.
o. o. f. at Brattleboro, Friday, bringing the
news that K. j. Bartlett OF the local lodge
was chosen ID. D. G. M
oOhh by Oh 10 dllor oJOCk, WnlCl
shows that Spring has come, although the
signs OF nature might deceive one, and as a
result OF his work last week he took two
carloads OF stock to market Monday
Two noted fishermen residing in the
adjoining town OF Barre came to this famed
fishing resort last week apparently with the
anticipations OF quickly filling their baskets
with the speckled beauties, but il such was
their expectation the realization was sad
for never a lone trout did they obtain on
which to hang the usual story.
The North Montpelier creamery may
Halter itself that IL is the center of the solar
system OF creameries and regulator OF the
whole machinery OF the same in Washing
ton county. Which reminds one of the
fable OF the frog that tried to blow herself
up TO greater size than the OK and burst
in the attempt All are not looking to you,
North Montpelier. for instruction, but will
continue to manage their business in their
own way.
Calais.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. V. Kent and Mr.. and