The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-03


yet to hear his equal in the State. DR..
Kinds will sing, among other solos at this
concert, Victor Kremer's "Way Of the
Cross" one OF the grsndest sacred songs
ever written. tEeA
James T. Sabn has returned from his
visit in st. Albans. He reports that on
Sunday heavy snowfall prevailed at st..
Albans, some eight inches falling and
sleighs were universally used.
The contest for the prize OF the gold
watch in the sale OF tickets for the SYM
phony concert is growing hot and close.
Up to noon today returns received showed
that already $50 tickets at 70 cents had been
sold.
The monthly meeting of the State hoard
OF railroad commissioners was held on
Tuesday in their room at the State house.
All the members of the board and the clerk
were present. Routine business only was
transacted.
The Garnet Seal Circle will meet next
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the trus-
tees room OF the Kellogg Hubbard library.
Magazine reading, April number, THE
Rivalry OF Nations" and "a Reading Jour
ney in the Orient"
who resides with John Doyle on Putnam
street, slipped on the floor Wednesday.
afternoon and fell, breaking her lett hip.
The fracture was reduced and she is as
comfortable today as could be expected.
G. 8. Corliss, who resides on the Bancroft
farm on the Worcester road, was badly
hurt this morning on franklin street. He
was about to step into his sleigh when his
horse started suddenly, throwing Mr.. Cor
liss to the ground and cutting open vein
in his forehead. He was taken into the
house of Louis Girard where the wound
was staunched after considerable loss of
blood, and he was able to return home.
A. Shambo Is laying the foundation for
the one story 10 by 20 feet addition to the
rear of WhitcomO Brothers. block. The adj
dition Is to be wooden framed with brick
veneer and Is to be used as a power house,
In which the electric motor used to furnish
power for operating the laundry machinery
will be placed. The reason for this change
Is the fear that the continued vibration
caused by the motor would in time injure
the main structure.
Next week will be busy one for Will
der's o; chestral Club. Next Sunday it
furnishes music for the morning and even
ing services at Trinity church, Tuesday
evening for the Golf Club at Burlington,
Wednesday evening for dance at the
Pavilion and the remainder of the evenings
In the week the club will join with the
Montpelier Military Band in furnishing
music for the fair to be held in the Armory
by the band and Company H.
States Attorney Hoar filed information
Monday in county court stating substance
that Primo Battaglis, Andrea Frediani, AL
eide Bigazza, Cehsrldo Guiseppeini and
Giuseppe Derochi of Montpelier, and Ar
turo Bernacca and Peter Bernaccs, with
divers other evil disposed persons at present
to the States Attorney unknown, did, on
Dec. q last, with force and arms unlaw-
fully and feloniously conspire, combine,
confederate and agree together, with felon-
ious intent to to kill, main and wound Ig-
nazio Miglirini, and divers other persons at
present to the States attorney unknown.
The following data for the month Of
April covering period OF fourteen years
has been completed by W. A. Shaw, OF
server at the Northfield signal station:
Mean or normal temperature, 40o; warm
est month, in 1889, with an average OF 430 p;
coldest month, in 1885, with an average OF
35': greatest monthly precipitation, 4.t5
inches, in 1895; least monthly precipitation,
"A inches, in 1892; greatest amount OF snow
fall 10 inches, April 10, 1898; average mum
Der of clear days, g. partly cloudy days, IL,
cloudy days, III highest velocity of wind,
4S miles an hour, April 8, 1892.
A court OF the Independent Order OF For
esters was instituted in the city on Monday
evening and the following officers were
elected: Q. D., William Henneberry; ply
siciap, DR.. l. r Grimes; q. r., |. FL, Camp
bell; p. @. K f. Z. Snow; V. 9. R, l.. NJ.
Rowe; R. g.. Thomas Starr; #. S., L. j.
Msckey; treasurer, 1. w. Gabree; orator,
ganist, J. W. Counter; S. w Uric Lemsy
j. W, James Mclean; S. b, George Lee
Blanc; j. b. Eugene Roy. 1t was arranged
to hold the charter open for thirty days.
The next meeting was fixed for Friday,
April -.