The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-06-12
MONTPELIER And VICINITY.
GOOAL HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. l.. b. Holt of Montpelier will speak
| at the church in Wrightsville next Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock.
The second advertising car for the Fore
paugh-Sells circus will reach Montpelier
early next Friday morning.
The National Life and Montpelier SEM
mary teams will test their strength on the
| campus Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Bailey were at
Lebanon, N. H., over Sunday where Mr..
Baileys horses are in training.
Mr,and Mrs. @. II. Deming went to Boston
on Tuesday to attend the international
Young Mems Christian Association jubilee.
Miss Nellie Stewart is taking a three
months vacation from her duties at Red
stone and will remain at her home in Ber-
lin.
Mrs. Abraham Wallace of Waterloo, p
O., is the guest Of Mrs g. II Guernsey and
Mrs. G. M. Goss. She is a sister of the late
G. III. Guernsey.
DR.. Robert W. Prentiss is to locate in
Underhill, going there the last of this
week. DR.. Prentlss recently graduated
from the Baltimore Medical College
S. @. Howlsnd received bad cut through
the palm Of his left hand while drawing
coal Monday afternoon. The wound will
disable him for work for some days.
Free for one week, with every purchase
OF one pound Of Baking Powder we will
give a Tin Sugar Box, holds % pounds
Grand Union Tea Co., 20 Main street.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Michaud of the diocese
OF Burlington will visit st. Augustine's
church next Monday evening, when large
class will be presented for confirmation.
G. N. Arms has retired from the B. NJ
Shepard Company and is succeeded by
Jack W. Rogers. All accounts with @. w.
Arms and j. M. Shepard mnst be settled
by July l.
l. d. Gale, clerk at the Pavilion, goes
June 20 to take a similar position in the
Fabyan House, White Mountains, His
place at the Pavilion will be taken by j.
w. Davis OF Hillsboro Bridge, N. III.
W. N. Therault was in Elmore on Mon
| day to appear for the plaintiffs In the civil
case Of Bowker Fertiizing Company against
Daniel Dingwall. A Judgment was secur-
ed for the plaintiffs to recover S29.22.
8. s. Ballard has delivered to II. A
| Phelps, administrator of the Thomas Mar
vim estate, the check OF the National Life
Insurance Company for $1,000 in payment
of the policy in that company held by Me.
Marvin.
The drunk arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Shepard on Friday at the Putney livery
gave his name as Martin Norton of Quincy,
Mass. He pleaded guilty in city court and
and being unable to pay the fine took ten
days in Jail.
sociatiou OF Free Baptist churches will be
held in the Free Baptist church, Shady Rill,
commencing al one P. NJ, June IA, and con-
tinuing through June 16. A general invi-
tation Is extended to all.
A trout weighing ten and one half pounds
attracted no liJtle attention on Saturday at
! the market OF Virgins Bro hers on South
Main street. 1t was caught in the PenoC-
scot river Ia Maine and was as handsome a
specimen az Is often seen,
Confessions will he heard at st. Angus
tines church on Thursday after, oon and
evening The feast Of st. Anthony de
| Padue will be celebrated on Friday even
ing, and mass will be celebrated for the
members OF St. Vincent de Paul society.
II. A Dubuc, State secretary, J.J. Eagap,
State director, and A Galaise, delegate from
| st. Peters court, left on Monday to attend
the annual convention OF the State court,
Catholic Order Il Foresters, which is to be
held in Rutland Tue 9day and Wednesday
Clyde, the three years old son of Mrs
Harry Irwin, was badly injured Saturday
evening while attempting to board loaded
stone team coming down Clay hill. The
boy was caught in the rear wheel and the
bones Of his right leg and arm fractured.
A dog owned by O. G. Cory followed off
the road machine on Saturday but when
above the N. .. Tabor place started to re-
turn home. When crossing the track at
the Barre transfer the dog weS struck by
a train and cut in halves. The section men
say this we9 the third dog that had been
killed at that place inside OF a week.
The Ladies' Union OF the Montpelier
Spritualist association will have sale OF
useful and fancy articles at the home oil
Mrs. Eliza Turner, Barre street, June II
The silk guilt, sofa pillow, shawl. picture
and doll will be drawn that day, also ice
cream and cake will be served afternoon
and evening. You are all invited to attend
Remember the date.
1t is probable that the membership Of the
Montpelier band and orchestra may be in
creased by an oboe and viola player in the
person Of William j. Kuhns, of oston
He has been corresponding with L. K
Merrill and G. Fl. Wilder in regard to locat
ing here and has been requested to come OF
trial and will probably accept the PROPOSE
ton made to him
Emeline widow of the late Lee Harvey
met with a painful accident Friday nigh
while visiting at the home OF Clarence X
Bugbee. Some time in the night she aros
to go into another room to quiet cryinl
, child, but In the arkness she fell down
flight of stairs. Mrs Harvey, in her fall
broke two ribs and badly spraned one an
ke Her injuries will conhne her to the
house for some time.
The younger students in music aud elo
cution gave an enjoyable entertainment OF
! Friday evening in Seminary chapel before
large huulbDCb' Inc programme, al
though extremely long, was carried Gu
without hitch or break, and the work o
: those who took part reflected much credi
= upon Prof. L. j. Hathaway, Miss A. Jenni
I: Palmer and Miss Mary e. Williams, the in
u structors. The programme follows:
=, Papers were served Monday evening /
N which Michael Broggi sues for a divorc
- from his wife. The case is returnable
=, the September term OF Washington Count
- - Court, This suit grows cut Of the arres
= on Monday, of Josef Sanguinetti OF Barre
y charged with alternating the affections
i Broggi's wife. Sanguinett's bail was iXe
- Monday evening at $1,000. 1t was furnshe
by Jones Brothers and the defendant WI
released from custody.
\ The unfavorable weather kept man
away from Trinity church Sunday mornin
when Rev. G. o. Judkins preached SO
n mon in connection with the Knights
~ Pythias memorial service. The member
M of Montpelier lodge attended in a bod
IA Mr.. Judkins' subject was The Spirit
an Truth and the Secret Society" and apple
.s not only to Knights OF Pythias, but TO a
- secret societies. The subject was handle
L., and fl.