The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-30
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY


hs.B A, Nat went Thursday to Wlite
fel n. H, TO cAko a positions in u ceimi-
nal case.
The MOntDelier orchestra will have two
enRiSsmsnts for Frld ~ evening, On IN the
opera house aud ous nc the Knights VI
Fythiis hall in Barre.
l. II. Greene went to Montreal on Thurs
day TO arrange for the opening OF u branch
laboratory for the m4nutac ure OF Greene g
Syrup OF Tar in @ ,nAia.
Que half of the net ecaipts for "Ca ueron
Pride" g 10 the ladies' auxiliary TO the
Young NJ ,n's Chris ien A'socis ion, AMI
sne-haf Miss A E. Chapman. EACH
will celve about 500
Rob TT Rogers has returned from visit
at his hume in Swanton aud in Bos, on. He
10 ~ yet undecided where he will locate. l
10 rumored he sy accept the position oil
station agent at South RyeRate
TIL bar examinations closed Thursday
and the successful candidates will be ad.
ntted In the supreme Court roou at the
State III us late hts afternoon. Out of a
class OF seventeen only two failed TO pass
They were L d II pley OF Canaan and j
H Morton of Georgia.
p. Gleaeon OF Barre died this morning
after a three weeks illue 3 from TYPHOID
fever. M Gleas ms de tn is y sad one AS
he and Miss Eva Fisher OF Is eli y we're
married ~ recently as September IL Mrs.
Gleason will have the symn4thy of a large
number Of friends in her I'll cton.
Antonio GiAchino h IS ii lished work for
William Miller aud went to Barre on Mon
day to TAX Charge Of the co-Dperstive 1 Al
ian, French aud English store TO be- ope 1ed
there Mr. Giachlnu G ,me o this CITY L ON
IGAly y few years ago aud by his Indus ny,
honesty and never failing courtesy has wou
for himself the esteem IT Mr.. Miller and
his ptr1ns, who will wish him the best Of
sac tss in his new venture.
Miss Alice E. Chapm4 Al, who 40 SUCCESS
fuls directed he rrhearsAls aud presenta-
NOn Of "Cameron Pride" a. the op- "a house
On w 'dneedsy evening, will 90 this week
- Groom, M So, where she will have
snaige OF the same play to be given by loo 81
tslent in that CITY During her say in
Montpelier Miss Clapm "a III ada many
friends, aud the members OF the cast in
Cameron Pride" will ever hold her in
Pleasant and grateful remembrance
The funeral of Timofhv VI Lynch was
heldTbursdsy morning fro IN S Aueu@tin,'s
church, Rev w. J. O'Suinvan ufic a ing.
The members Of S Peter Court. Uatnohc
Order Of F1restsrs, aui Of the local branch
OF the Stone Cutters Union attended in
body and Performed escort duty. The
shurch was filed 10 ovel fl wing and the
raj offerings were . ofuse. }. j. EtgAn.
j. j. Bergeu, Thomas Crowley, Joseph
Coates, Ed ward Sweeney and Alghtney
&ssise nc ed as hearers. The burial WAS
In thu Catholic Cemetery, whittier the body
was followed By u long line Of carriages.
Mrs. Melissa q Iuld lied In Boston on
Monday, Oct. 81. Funeral services were
held on Thursday the "a b, at the chapel in
Nj. Auburn Cemetery. Mrs. Gould was
the widow OF Joseph Gould, G uldsville
VI. Some time after the death of her hus-
band she came 10 NJ ontpelier to live and
WAS a resident here for a number OF years,
removing from this place to Boston. Her
son who succeeeed to the ownership OF the
mill property at Gou dsville died recently,
And des now compile es the circuit OF the
family Mrs. Gould led a q1let fe, but
was highly esteemed by thuse with whom
she was intimately acquainted. She was
In the eighty first year Of her age.