The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-05-29

carnival during Ola Home week, beginning
| August IL, the association voted in favor of
| holding such fair. l. Nj Hays of Essex
Junction, who conducted the street fair In
| Burlington last year, appeared before the
association with proposition TO hold q
similar fair In Barre this fall under the au-
| spices OF the merch ints. The fair will prob
| ably be held on Burnham Meadow.
Have you visited the New Century Bar
gain store az Montpelier Read the adver-
| tisement in this issue.
waterbury.
Miss Carrie Hopkins il we'll and very
| pleasantly remembered in this village by
| those who we're residents here some ten or
| fifteen years ago. Che is DIR. Hopkins now,
| skillful and successful practitioner In the
city of Chicago. A grateful writer in the
Benton Harbor Palladium, Michigan, who
h had practical experience both OF DR..
Hopkins professional skill and high quail
! titles OF character, as we'll as hose that en-
| liven and entertain, pays her this high trib-
ute as woman and physician: IT was al
ways deligh ed by her bright, vivacious
| manner, keen wit and genial disposition,
| but this grew into much deeper feeling
| when, assuming the stern realities OF life,
| she entered upon the study OF medicine, l
| have since watched 1er career with mingled
| interest and pride and when / had to I'M
| dergol severe and critical operation. l
most unhesitatingly placed myself in her
| hands. L do not know Of any thing more
| indicative OF character, or showing the
place she had carved for hers II without
| blare of trumpets or any "pull," than at
| this juncture she was able to open for me
the doors Of the Womsn's Hospital, which
| admits only the patients Of very limited
number OF surgeons. y Dr., Caroline
Hopkins had the metal in her that was
bound to win"
The lumber to be used in the construction
OF the hospital nurses' dormitory he's ar
I'd al aYNA t,au han . 10, Lot t. 10
expected that work on the building will be
begun soon.
Burt Fisk OF Waterbu Center was ar.
rested Friday afternoon and lodged in the
cooler" by Deputy Sheriff Cooley on the
charge of intoxication.
Robert Knowles has returned from his
visit in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Nash have returned
from few weeks visit in tn southern part
of the State.
Miss Mildred Hutchinson gave very
pleasant dancing party 10 several Of her
young friends in the hospital hall Satur-
day, Elmore's orchestra furnishing the
music.
K. I. Houston is to close his photograph
studio the first of July and will 60 to Stowe
to assist his father in the manufacture ut
butter boxes for few months.
Mrs. Alice Cooley has returned from
week VIblI III WllHdUstOWn.
Miss Eva Fairbrother has been called to
her home in Maine by the illness OF her
mother.
The baccslaureate sermon will be deliv-
cred before the graduating class by Rev. G.
E. Ladd at the Congregational church Sum
day morning, June 2. The class OF 1891
comprises Harold Somervile and Misses
Annie Circuit, Jessie King and Bertha &c
nant. The graduation exercises are to be
held at the school house hall on the even
ing OF June T. The course offered by the
high school mas been approved by the State
Normal board and a certificate granted
which gives graduates that have completed
the teachers couIse a two years certificate
to teach anywhere In the State.
Mrs. A. Gins is visiting Mrs. Vern billing
ham, her daughter, at Waterbury Center
for u few weeks.
President Soden of the Boston base ball
club was in town le7t week.
Mrs. l.. F Bailey OF Boston il visiting DR..
Washburn, her brother
Harry Burnham hes finished work at the
hospital and has gone to his home in Rich
mond.
A petition, literally signed by the citi-
zeDs and business men OF this place, has
teen sent to the general office OF the Cen
trail Vermont railroad at St. Albans, asking
that O. ID. Griffith bs given employment at
the local station. This demonstrates the
popularity of Mr.. Griffith.
james Fife is to open laundry in the
rooms in the Hattie block to be vacated by
William o Brien
The local officers are to enter complaints
egainst persons in the future who travel
across the new grounds given to the village
by Senator Dillingham; and the Congrega-
tional church grounds except where the
walks laid out are used. These grounds
are to be improved ard trespe ssing will be
prohibited.
Pre-Memorial Day exercises are to be
held at the school building this etter-
noon Rev. l.. X. Whitman will de-
liver an address before the high school
students.
N f. Demeritt is receiving 1900 pounds Of
milk daily at the local skimmipg station.
William Prescott of Tennessee is the
guest Of Charles Stevens.
The death OF A. j. Hart, which occurred
May II, was closely followed by that of
Mrs. Hart, who died very suddenly from
pneumonia two days afterward.
]. M. Rice of Berlin. N. Y, is visiting rel
atves in town.
Jerry Lyman is in Mortified, where he
has contract to build house for Moody &
Turney.
DR.. d. d. Grout has returned from Bos-
ten and New York.
At the mid-week service at the Congregs-
tional church held last Thursday evening
b. r. Demertt, f. l.. knight, Mrs. 8. r.
Drew and Miss Margaret Colby were chosen
delegates to the county conference which
meets at Marshfield June and B.
Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Spencer are guests
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Moody, the two la
dies being sisters. Mr.. Spencer ia principal
OF the American Mission school at Pueblo,
| Mexico.
| Warner Moody. while employed in shing-
| ling the residence Of J. A. Burlelgh last
Thursday, received painful wound which
will detain him from work for several days.
He was using hooked ladder for a staging
and stepped upon one of the hook points
which penetrated his right foot.
Miss Alice Wakefield of Waitsfeld Is Wis.
iting in town.
Jesse Norway OF Boston is the guest OF
Thomss Norway, his father.
William Strong has accepted position
with the New England Nursery Company
OF Rochester, N. Y, for one year.
Matthew Carr has moved into his new
residence. Miss Sybil his sister, is to act
as his housekeeper,