The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-16

OOhOOiui ~ ~ W Woih Us PROFESSIONAL
nurse,
Warren NJ. Hayward Of Barre has filed
voluntary petition in bankruptcy. His
assets are nil and his liabilities are S405 ST.
Prof. o X. HOLSTER was called TO North
Montpelier last Saturday by the death Of
Charles HOLSTER, his brother.
Rev. Q, o. Judkins, pastor Of Trinity
church, Montpelier, exchanged last Sunday
evening with Rev. A. E Atwster.
Nelson d. Phelps has been appointed |
trustee of the l.. Il. Aldrich estate, vice DIR. |
II. E. Packer removed from the State.
William Wishsrt of Company Il has been
appointed adjutant Of the first battalion Of
the First Regiment, with the rank Of second
lieutenant
Rev. E. M, Fuller, the Baptist pastor, lee
tured Friday evening in Hedding church
on The Cardinal Truths of the Baptist
Faith"
Company e. presented fine appearance
at the battalion inspection by Major f. l..
Howe at the armory at Montpelier last
Thursday evening
DIR. j. Henry Jackson completed last Fri
day his nineteenth course Of lectures be-
fore the students OF the medical college at
Burlington.
On and after Monday, May Il, nine hours
constitute a days work for all union paint
ers in Barre, with the same compensation as
for ten hour day.
The number Of taxable polls in the city
OF Barre, as shown by the grand list books
| filed last week with the city clerk, is g 450,
an increase Of 146 over 1899.
The engagement is announced OF Ralph
L. Wiley OF Montpelier, salesman in the
Temple-McCuen dry goods store, and Miss
Lillian III. Martin OF this city.
w. j. Gilbertson played with the Mont
peier orchestra at the dance given in FL
more's hall, Montpelier, last Wednesday
evening, by the Thomas club
At the meeting of the supreme lodge OF
the New England Order of Protection held
in Boston last week, II. X. Bush of Barre
was elected one Of the three supreme trus-
tees
The body of the late Elizabeth G. Moul-
ton, a cousin Of Edwin Carleton OF this city,
who died at Cambridge, Mass, was bro ght
to Barre last week for burial in the Wilson
cemetery
The case Of Tabor against Slayton, tried
before Judge w. A. BOyce and jury last
week in city court, resulted in disagree
ment OF the jury and continuance OF the
case.
The students OF Goddard Seminary will
present the farce The Flower OF the Fam
lily" in Seminary Hall Wednesday evening,
May 16. The Goddard Banjo Club will fur
nish music.
Carrier Q. L. Converse is the delegate
from the Barre postmen to a meeting to be
held in Rutland, May 81 for the purpose OF
forming a State Association OF letter car
riers.
The Memorial Sunday sermon will be de-
livered this year in the Barre opera house
on the afternoon OF Sunday, May u, by
} Rev. Allen ID. Brown, president of Norwich
University.
The clerks OF Barre have organized a base
ball club called the "WashingtCns" and
they are open for engagements. They will
play the Goddard Seminary nine Thursday
afternoon.
The annual parish meeting of the church
OF the Good Shepherd AID the annual meet
,, ing Of the Woman's Guild connected with
, that church were held in the church last
Saturday evening.
, The knights of Columbus held a sociable
, Friday evening in their hall. The guests
were received by Grand Knight d. NJ. Miles
, A brief musical program proceeded dancing
with music by Bruce & Isabelle's orchestra
. Josephine, the infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Xarz died last Thursday morning
at the home OF her parents on Addison
street. The funeral was held Friday morn
, ing and burial was in the Catholic GENE
! terry.
The city assessors completed their worl
= and filed their grand list books with The
: city clerk last Thursday nj hit. The larges
| list is that Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Bolster
| with d. Nj. Miles second, A. f. Sortwel
third, and A. ID. Morse fourth.
| Thomas Mallory, an employee at tn,
i quarry of Burke Brothers, was seriously In
I jured last Thursday afternoon by falling
: into the quarry, a distance Of eight feet
: His face and head were badly cut and HI
: received other severe bruises.
; The granite Gu ters and manufacturer
= having settled their differences which have
i existed for two months, are now agitating
half holiday on Saturdays. This the mer
very much desire, but the manufacturers d(
= not see their way clear to grant It.
Y A large party OF friends OF Mr. and Mrs
/. W. II, Hoisington visited them last Thurs
4 day evening at their home on FRANKLIN
r street on the fifth anniversary OF their mar
3 riage. A substantial purse OF money wal
1 left with Mr.. and Mrs. Hoisngton as a sou
g venir OF the occasion.
= The joint Memorial Day committee me
l. last week and decided to have the Memoir
{ ial Day parade in the forenoon, starting a
!, ten o'clock. Dinner will be served at one
: o'clock in the vestry OF the Congregations
o church and the exercises in the opera house
:, will be in the afternoon.
John Mason was arrested last Wednesda,
: evening by Officer Brown for intoxcation
! He pleaded guilty the next morning befor,
u Justice A. G. Fay and was hned with costs
S10.23 which he paid. John Arnold wen
: through the mill the same day and wa
Il fined similar sum, which he also paid.
< Inc mOuOlOBuo tuIorldlumeuI given ii
r the Congregational church last Wednesday
= evening by Curtis g. Morse was most en-
v joyable. His selections were from DaviC
I Harum and among I'll EN- were 1.-THE Hors,
! Trade" 1.-THE Bank Scene" and "Thl
7 Christmas Dinner" The entertainment
. was given under the auspices OF the senio
class Of the Spaulding High school.
Mabel W., wife of j. Frank Hunton, dice
last week at Concord, N. H., after a lonI
3 and painful illness. She is survived by two
a daughters and one son, also by two broth
8 ers and two sisters. Funeral services wert
l held Friday morning at Concord and tn,
I body was brought to Barre that evening fol
= burial.
William Jopp, the we'll known foot bal
player, was married last Friday evening tt
Miss Lucy Blake at the home Of Mr.. ant
9 Mrs. William Murray on Merchant street
7 Rev. e. w. Cummings was the officiating
i clergyman. John Lamont acted as bas
man and Miss Jennie Murray as brides
{, maid. The newly married couple were the
recipiants of many beautiful gifts They
: are TO reside at the corner Vt Book and
Summer streets.