The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-06-26

| mrs. hosamonu Mann Spencer and daugh-
ter OF Brattleboro, Msss., are guests Of Mrs.
j. r. Blsckall for few days.
W. I. Whelan, Miles Standish and
Frank Murphy are to play on the Lisbon,
| N. H., ball team at that place July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Gleason returned on
Monday evening from Easthampton. Mass.
where Fred, their son, graduated last week.
Wesley Hill Of East Montpelier was
thrown from buggy last Saturday and sus-
tanned fracture OF one shoulder blade.
Leslie +. Peck OF Fitchburg, Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. U
Peck, for a few weeks. His family has
been here for some time.
DR.. Charles Wheeler OF Brattleboro was
called to Montpelier Monday evening by
the serious illness of Mrs. Emeline Harvey
at the residence OF @. e. Bugbee.
Walter Goss, collector for the local tele-
phone exchange, has been engaged to sing
tenor In the choir OF the Barre Congrega-
tionsl church and will begin his duties next
Sunday.
.Wheatley fell from his bicycle Friday
morning while riding from his home to his
store. His left shoulder was 30 badly in
lured that he is unable to raise his hand to
his head.
The Ladies' Union Of the Montpelier
Spiritualist Association will have straw
berry sociable at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Trad Ellis, 21 East Liberty street, next
Wednesday evening. Supper at the usual
hour.
Arthur Allen has sold to William Milo
piece OF land on Cliff street for $500. @. A.
Corliss and wife have sold to DR.. L. c.
Wakefield and wife the springs on their
farm for $3.50.
saDr. Minnora 8. Marshall of this city read
paper Tue sday morning before theAlumni
association Of Goddard Seminary, at its an
N 1al inn hot 10 ks..IIw
by those who heard it.
DR.. W. A. Kuhns has opened an Office in
Willard block. DR.. Kuhns is to become
member OF the Montpelier Military band
and Wilder's orchestra, playing oboe in the
band and viola in the orchestra.
j. Mcdonald Stewart, United States spec.
ial pension agent, has been transferred from
this city to Plsttsburg, n. Y. His family
will remain here for time at least and he
will still have charge OF the business in this
section.
During the wind storm of Thursday after
noon tree in front OF NJ. w. Wheelock's
residence on Berlin street was blown down
and broke down three wires OF the Viles
electric system cutting off that service for
about two hours.
2. s. Stanton Of Roxbury, 7. H. Lance OF
Cabot and Q. U. Lathrop OF Williamstown
have been appointed by agreement of the
parties Interested as commissioners in the
matter of the appeal from the re-survey OF
Wilder street by the city
The Barre lawyers have challenged those
OF Montpelier 10 select ball team from
their number and play matched game
The challenge will be- accepted and a game
full Of objections, injuuctions, appeals and
demurrers Will probably be played in the
near future.
Gen. j, IL Lucia, commander OF the Ver-
mont department. Grand Army of the Re-
public, will appoint Edward Baker his
assistant adjutant and quartermaster gem
ersl. Mr.. Baker went to Burlington Monday
to bring the department property to this
city, which is now headquarters.
a son was born on Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Q. Berry. II is said that the IL
gers OF India, once having tasted blood, are
never satisfied. Mr.. Berry's friends thought
of this when they heard the news and are
wondering il his Saturdays victory on the
diamond will be fraught with any further
surprises.
Six tickets were sold Monday evening
from the Central Vermont station for the
second excursion by that road to the Pan
American exposition. Those purchasing
tickets were q. j. Hoffman and Miss Jennie
Palmer OF ,this city, Mr.. and It. w. Bald
win Of Barton and two strangers ARRIVING
over the Wells River road.
The start in of the running of the $40
A. M. train to Barre ON the new schedule
this morning was not looked upon as a
success by the passengers for that city.
Three fast freight cars had to be unloaded
and the passengers did not reach Barre un-
til between four ard five o'clock.
Peter Crowley and Fred Delory have re.
turned from Fort Ethan Allen, where they
were successful in passing the examination
Tor admission into the United States army.
They will join their troops at the fort on
Monday and expect to leave in August for
the Philippines. Almon More intends to
enlist sometime next week.
The summer time tables for the Central
Vermont went into effect June 80. There
Is only one change in the running time of
trains from this station. The train which
has left for Barre at 6:35 in the morning
he's been substituted for one which will
leave here daily, except Sundays, at $40 A.
M, for Barre, leaving that city to return at
$40 A. M.
The annual meeting OF the Woman's Aux
iliary OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation will be held at the association rooms
on Wednesday, June 26, at four o'clock in
the afternoon. All members are urged 10
be present. The board OF managers will
meet at P. M. the same day, aJ which time
the regular business OF the annual meeting
will be taken up.
r. p Evans OF Wilkesbarre, Pa, manager
OF the Cresce Coal Company and treas
urer OF the Atlantic School OF Osteopathy OF
that city, who has been the guest of Dr. |
Samuel Knauss. his stepson, for the past
week, left Friday flor his home. He will |
stop at Buffalo and visit the exposition for
a week. Mr.. Evans was very much pleas
ed with Vermont and thought Montpelier
one OF the most beautiful cities in the union |
Rev. Q. o. Judkins will preach next Sun
day ~ three o'clock in the afternoon at the |
church in East Montpelier Center, subject |
THE Developing Power Of the Love OF |
God" On July 2, at three o'clock in the |
afternoon at the home OF Dea Goodwin,
Mr.. Judkins will conduct a meeting in be- |
half Of children. To this meeting all people |
are requested to come who are interested in |
the child life OF the community. The exer-
cses will be conducted on the kindergar
ten principle.
The summer time table went into effect
on the Montpelier and Wells River railroad
on Monday, June "a. The mail train going
east and the accommodation train in the at
ternoon will leave at the same time as at
present. The White Mountain express will
leave at 1:l0 p. M, with through parlor car,
Burlington TO Fabyans. The arrival OF
trains at Montpelier under the new schedule
will be as follows: Mixed, 1000 A. M; &C
commodatlon, II 80 A. NJ White Mountain
EXPRESS 800 P. NJ mail, 6;20 p. NJ.
Deputy Sheriff Gates and Special Oficers