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

DR.. Charles Hutchinson and Mrs. Rosa
Parker, both of sharon, were married at
Christ church ON Wednesday by Rev. "A.
N Lewis
Married in Montpelier Nov ii by Rev
j Edward Wright, Frederick II. Hume of
Maiden, Mass and Alpheretta |. Parker
of Calais
NJ. A. Hunt and q II Almon returned
Friday from Il two weeks hunting trip in
Northern New Hampshire They shot
three deer
The first of the assemblies given by the
young married people this season will be
held at the Pavilion next Friday evening.
Wnders orchestra furnishing the music
William J. Condor, a clerk in the
local Central Vermont freight office,
and Miss Anna Haase of Concord, n.
H., were married i'll that city ON
Monday evening
l.. w Stickney of Boston and Fred
Blake and Henry Abbott of this city left
on Thursday for Colebrook, n H., for Il
two weeks deer hunt in northern New
Hampshire and Maine.
Austin Spencer, aged sixty-seven years
alife long resident of Marshlield, has been
adiudged insane. He passed through
this city on Thursday afternoon to be
committed to the asylum ut Waterbury.
Senator w p. Dillingham; and Fred A
Rowland and II w Kemp have accepted
invitations to the annual banquet of the
Vincitia club, Barre, to be held at the city
hotel, Barre on Friday evening November
20
James n. Talbot, the commercial
traveller of Boston, who has been i'll
at the Pavilion, with sciatic rheu-
thp NEppl~g 4, a =
taken to Heaton hospital Friday for
treatment.
The E. j. Ennis place on Berlin
street has been sold by Burton Bailey
to Mr. and Mrs @. G. Roberts for
$3.50 through the NJ. W. Nheelock
real estate agency. The property is
purchased as an Investment.
John Morehead, an East dontpelier
farmer, accidentally shot himself on
Thursday afternoon, while cleaning his ri
He. he bullet entered his left hip and
traveTsed his leg, making an ugly wound.
No bad effects are feared unless blood
poisoning sets in.
e. A Sunderlin arrived in town ON
Tuesday evening with j. Edward alleys
horses, f. f. Knott The Governess and
Mag and his May Queen Mr.. Sunderlin
went to Burlington today to bring back
Lightning" Il horse he purchased last
week The horses will be wiutered at
b Bailey's barn.
Frank Fogg, of Woodstock, who is con-
fined ut the county Jail awaiting Il hear
ing before the Supreme Court on larce
nv case. has Just completed Il jewel box
of handsome design. 1t is made from the
wood of cigar boxes and is cut with an
ordinary pocket knife. 1t is to be sold and
Fogg is to hav9the proceeds.
Wilbur 1. Lawrence, secretary of Green
Mountain Council, No 8, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, received
benefit department of that order, to pay
the death claim of Herbert j Egan of
MiddleseX, who died recently at Daven
port, State of Washington
Robert u. Meekren late of London
Eng, and Miss Alice. daughter of the late
Dr. John Meigs of Stanstead Plain, = g.,
were married at Christ church Tuesday
evening by Rev. A. N. Lewis assisted by
Rev. w. Forsythe. rector of St Ste
phens church, Middlebury. The bride is
niece of Mrs. T. p. Redfield of this city.
1t is reported that Inga Laerum, W no
claims she is the wife of Rudolph Felix
Lieblch the Burlington musician, is the
widow of Wallace Z Hale, formerly of
this city. Mr.. Hale lost his life in a burn
ing hotel in Albany, n Y, some three
years ago Prof Liebich is now under ar
rest in Burlington on the charge of
bigamy.
O, r Collins arrived Wednesday from
four weeks business and pleasure trip,
one week of which was passed at Spring
field, Mass the balance of the time at
New York city While in New York he
purchased a full line of sleighs of the la
test styles which will be on sale at his
repository on or before the time of set
tied sleighing.
william Pecue and James Hill had an
exciting experience while hunting III
Moretown on Tuesday. They came upon
bears tracks andigave him chase of
twenty-five miles They saw bruin once
but not so near as to get a shot at him.
Mr. Pecue is emphatic the opinion that
a man is not i'll it with a race across
country with bear.
The funeral of Thomas Winters, who
died from consumption on Wednesday at
his home in Moretown, was held Friday
morning from St. Augustines church
Burial was in the Catholic cemetery. Mr..
Winters was native of Ireland and To-
Gated in MOretown half century ago,
where he was held i'll high esteem. He
was about eighty years of age
wilders orchestra is booked for every
evening during the week beginning Nov
ember 20, The engagements are as fol-
lows: bonday, Amusement club hop at
the Pavilion; Tuesday. Apollo club ban
quet at the Pavilion; Wednesday, Thanks
giving ball at East Barre; Thursday, ball
at st. Johnsbury; Friday, ball at Richford;
Saturday, social hop in this city.
The committee of the Benevolent and
Educational Society will commence the
work of the Industrial school in their
room in the Union school building De-
cember at 2'30 o'clock. Everyone inter-
ested in this work is urged to come and
bring or send contributions of childrens
clothing, cotton cloth, outing flannel,
thread, needles, thimbles and everything
necessary for the work. Anyone wishing
to dispose of secondhand cupboard can
do so at this place.
At Christ church next Sunday evening
the rector will begin series of Illustrated
lectures, Cor "talks'D, upon 1.-The Worlds
Best Hymns" The history of the authors
and the circumstances under which the
hymns were written will be given, follow
ed by the singing of the hymn by the
choir and congregation. 1t is believed
that it will add largely to the enjoyment
of hymn to know that the author wrote
ha nd hat IN taaahpa what he