The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-08-21

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Orville Dewey, his father, for few weeks,
has returned to Lebanon, N. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Archer and
daughter Doris go on Wednesday to Peaks
Island, Me-, for a weeks outing
Chester Cleaves of Addison, Me-, has
come to the city to reside with DIR. X. l..
Cleaves, his uncle and attend school.
Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Lewis returned on
Friday evening from New Haven, Conn,
where they had been for several weeks.
Quite a number from this city are plan.
ming to go to Fort Ethan Allen on Thursday
to witness the Governors day man AYERS.
Raymond M. ID winsll and Alfred Ii Tenn
pie left on Saturday evening for a two
weeks visit to the Pan-American Exposi-
ton.
9. @. Holmes is visiting his family in
Chester for a few days. O. S. Whittier is
supplying in the Holmes market in the
meantime.
Poole's La Remona is a clear Havana ci-
CARA gentleman.s smoke for five cents
Lovers Of the wee hould try them. One
dollar the box.
Mrs. j. w. Brock, Miss Helen, her daugh-
ter, and Miss Florence CORY left today for
few days outing on Stave Island. on Lake
Champlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Tsplin, of Peoria
ILL.,, and Mshlon Tsplin Of Boston were the
Home Week.
Brockton, Mass. are at the home of Hon.
and Mrs. Clark King, parents OF the former,
for a stay Of two weeks
The Baptist Christian Endeavor society
Is to hold social at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Karl Fl. Wslbridge at 109 Berlin street
on Wednesday evening.
Miss Anna Styles has finished work as
stenogrspher at the office OF the Union Gard
Company, and left Saturday forla several
months visit with her father in Boston.
George Stewart has returned from q few
days. visit with relatives in Rochester. His
health is much improved from a months
rest at the sea shore in the vicinity OF Bos-
ton.
Miss Mary L. Mutt, who has been the
guest for three weeks of Mr.. and Mrs. K. A.
Mutt and Mrs. Clementine l.. Bixby, re-
turned Saturday morning to Auburndale,
Mass.
Lord was arrested In Cambridge, Mass, for
intoxication, 1t is supposed, and lodged in
Jail. Further reports OF his whereabouts
are not given.
Mrs. e. A. Mutt returned Friday evening
from st. Johnsbury The June term Of
Caledonia county court closed on Friday
after the longest session ever held in that
COuuJyi uluo Wochh'
I.C. Pape, an attorney OF Mora, Mimi,
who was at his old home in Washington
during Old Home Week, is stopping at the
Montpelier House. He is a cousin of Storls
1. Noyes and Mrs. Orrin Daley.
G. W. Marston OF the New Century Bar
gam store, left on Monday morning Tor q
weeks vacation at his cottage on the shores
OF Silver Lake in Barnard, which is one Of
the pleasantest places for summer outing
in the State.
Letters are advertised at the postoffice to-
day for the following parties: Mrs. Will
Hunt, Miss Florence Mercier, Philip BusnU,
Robert Black, w. W. Chase, Thomas La
pan, w. j. Mcknight, AL. Porter Michel
Sullivan, P. r. Sullivan, Frederick Week.
Governor Stickney stopped off at Mont
pelifr on Saturday evening to meet Capt.
modest hero, and had pleasant hours
chat with him at the Pavilion. The Gov
ernor went to his home on the midnight
train.
George Fl. Wilder is the winner in the
street fair, having sold three pianos and
500 worth Of sheet music this week at his
booth. He has disposed OF $50 copies Of the
Jolly New Yorker and expects to raise
the sales to 450 copies before the fai, closes
tonight. The sales will be continued at his
music store until the 1000 copies are sold,
when some one will receive the upright
piano for 25 cents.
Mrs. William j. Foster, OF Montpelier
Center brought the WATCHMAN on the 10Th,
Bennington battle day, q red rose, beauti-
ful and fragrant, OF the Gen. Washington
variety. The bush. the first year Of its
blossoming, had already produced large
double flower; but 1t mustered up its ener-
gies in the patriotic effort to produce anoth er
in celebration OF the 124 ;h anniversary Of the
victory of the Green Mountain Boys at
IA raanlt W a hlOOni N q
success. The JOURNAL makes its grateful
acknowledgment to Mrs Foster.
The docket and jury calendar for the Sep
tember term of Washington county indi-
Gates term Of great length, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the March term adjourned
only three weeks ago. In addition to the
criminal docket, eighty civil cases are set for
trial by jury and ninety seven by court. The
first case set for trial is Daniel T. McGov-
ern against Hays q Smith, this to be fol-
lowed by Lillian NJ Sprague against the
town of Calais and in re Harriet Camps
these three cases the criminal docket will
be taken up.
A family reunion of the children OF
Abram st. John, aged eighty.three years,
was held on Saturday at the North street
home of Mrs. freeman Gsuthier, bis
daughter. The other children present were
Mrs. Charles Pecor oil Manchester, N. H.,
of this city, Clement st. John of st. Johns
bury, Peter St. John OF Newport, Louis st.
John Of Danville and Freeman St. John OF
Berlin This is the first time in twenty
five years that all the children have met
together. The occesion was most enjoy
able for all concerned.
Judge j. II. Watson and Assistant Judge
O. ID. Edgerton and K. w. Huntley gave a
hearing Monday at the court house on
the petition OF the attorneys for the de-
fendsnt for a struck jury in the case OF
Daniel L. mcGovern against Hays & Smith,
the first case set for trial at the September
term Of Washington County Court. j. IL.
Senter appeared in support OF the petition
and it was opposed by j. W. Gordon, coun-
sci for Mc(3overn. The court also heard the
petition for an injunction to close the Gam
ton pool room a. Barre, which YVES searched
a week ago last Saturday night, and q
quantity OF liquor secured.
Ralph T. Wiley, for the past Ave years
head clerk at the Temple McCuen store,
has decided to remain in Sacramento,
Cal, where he went a few weeks ago to
visit his parents. He has bsen offered and
has accepted the position OF purchasing
agent for Weinslock, Lubin q Company OF
SacrementC. the larQe9t dry QOOd9 cOncarn