The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-20

the public is cordially invited to heal
him. No admission will be charged
DIR. Mills has helped many schools
and colleges pay off their indebted.
ness and raise an endowment fund and
his address on this occasion will be
well worth hearing.
At meeting of the directors of
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton held on Monday evening it was
voted to employ Arthur Parady of this
city as acting secretary for the win
ter Mr.. Parady will enter at once
upon his duties. He had has seven
years experience in Young Mems
Christian Association work in Bur
lington and elsewhere and has the
confidence of all the members of the
board of management Gymnastic
classes will soon be formed which
will probably include business mems
class.
Mrs. A. NJ. Kelley, aged eighty
years, and who died from acute
Brlght's disease at her home in Hyde
Park on Saturday, was well known
here. She was a sister of E. w. Bal
ley of Chicago and aunt of Mrs. j. S.
'Nlles, b. b. Bailey, j. Edward Bal
ley, Mrs. Harry Lowe and Miss Ella
'D"iiNy VI tIIlS OltN. ~ IluSDdlu ana
two daughters survive. Mrs. Kelley
had been unable to walk for over a
year.
The ten deer brought home from aine
by WI Whitcomb, H. O. Kent, w c
Lamphere, G.. Peck. and Norman Saw
yer were displayed today In front of Kent
Ninton's store and attracted large at
tentlon 1t is said if the deer meat was
sold at fifty cents per pound the revenue
would not equal the expense of such a
two weeks hunt The expense of each
member of the party will be nearly if not |
quite S75. For instance, the expense of |
getting these deer carted from the woods |
TO the station was S12 and the express |
bill for shipping them to this city was
S27.5O.
Ihe hunting party which has been |
IN Maine for two weeks, composed of |
W. p. Whitcomb w. G. Lamphere,
Norman Sawyer, II. O. Kent and
Geo. B. Peck returned Saturday. Ten
deer aggregating in weight 1871
pounds were secured and are to ar
rive tonight. Mr.. Peck was the star
OF the party, securing buck weigh
ing 218 pounds. The party has been
since last Tuesday getting out of
camp because of the heavy snow fall,
1t lying on the level at depth of
thlrtysix inches.
Rev. Dr. w. f Mcdowell of New York,
secretary OF the "ethodist Educational
bureau, addressed large congregation at
trinity church on Sunday evening His
theme was Education The students
from the Seminary We're seated in body
IN the front and center slips. DR.. Me-
Dowell spoke for more than an hour but
hardly person left the church while he
was speaking He spoke of the privilege
of acquiring an education, of education
as an investment and as preparation
for service. His address throughout was
punctuated by apt anecdote and illustral
tlon ana was thoroughly enjoyed by al
who heard it
Alderman Wheelock, as member of
the agency purchasing committee has
written the st. Adams Messenger re-
questlng that paper to investigate and
retract certain charges made against
the committee last August in an ar
tlcle published by the Messenger in
which f. NJ. Livingstone of Spring
held, Mass, travelling salesman for
a liquor flrm was quoted as charging
the committee with throwing him
down on a liquor deal because he
would not pay bonus of $500 offer
ed by another salesman. Mr.. Wheel
ock gives the paper fair notice to
make amends and in case it fails to
do so legal proceedings will be {
brought for libel. :
Judge j. H. Watson went to Burling
ton on Monday to hold chancerv court $
for Chittenden county. LIQUOR in I
functions will be the principal bust
ness taken up. There are MANY cases i
which stand OH the question Of max ,
ing permanent temporary injunctions
now in force and there also several
cases for contempt in which viola
lions of injunctions are claimed. A
feature of the session will be the ex-
pert testimony which will be intro {
iuced i'll several cases where convic- l
lions were secured for the sale of Uno a
beer. The counsel in these cases have I
secured the services of a chemist and
other prominent people connected with I
the manufacture of Uno and they will t
demonstrate the non Intoxicating T
of the stuff.
The two weeks mission which has
been conducted most successfully bv
Father Connolly and Father Bader at q
ST. Augustine's church closed on Sun a
lay evening The attendance upon
the Sunday morning and evening t
services was so large that even the c
room of the church was tax r
ed to its utmost. During the two
weeks over 1900 adults have received
and 275 school children so
that the parishioners of st. Angus
ines number over l600souls. Because
)f the limited capacity of the church
it is planned to hold three instead of :
TWO masses on future Sundays to bet !.
Ter accommodate the parishioners. A
mass for the deceased parishioners
was said at the church this morning.
Never in the history of this church ,
mas there been evinced such vital in ..
crest.