The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-27
Montpelier and Vicinity.
Local Happenings.

| Miss Ethel Webb, his sister.
Pcstman A. ID. Sillowav has been pro-
NOTED from 5000 TO an $3.50 annual salary
The infant children of Joseph Coats aud
! y, w Eagan were christeucd at st Au-
grstine's church on Sunday afternoon
G Fred Ward is to finish work as clerk
! in Marvin Sherburue's store this week
and is 90 90 TO LittletOn rs clerk in n
4 hardware store.
! A Thanksgiving service will be held
| i'll Bethany chapel on Thursday morn
ing.
G.. H. Wilder is having his music
store e-arranged and is putting i'm a
Ditson musical library index.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Leland quietly
celebrated the twenty anuiver-
sary of their marriage ON Sunday.
j. Edward Bailey has purchased
| the horse "Gov Hendee' of H. g.
Hammett of North Montpelier
/ The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Auxiliary will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Wednesday after
noon at three O'Clock.
Christ church, Thanksgiving week SER
| vices Thanksgiving Dav at 1890 Fri
| day evening services will he omitted
Saturday, st Andrews Day, Holy com
munion at 1890.
F. II Benedict, superintendent of the
schools of Pembroke and Suncook, n II.
is passing the Thanksgiving vacation with
his mother, yrs. a. NJ. urnham of this
city
Mrs. Charlotte Tarbox, who has
been the guest of Hon. and Mrs.
Charles Dewey, returned to her home
in Randolph Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Nichols
were called to Lowell, Mass Saturday
by the death of Mrs. @. S. Allen, only
sister of Mrs. Nichols
Miss Edith Thatcher who has been
attending the Seminary, left Tues
day for her home III Newbury. She
probably will not return.
Dr. r. w Newton, who has been an as
sistant surgeon with the United States
army in the Philippines, arrived in the
city from an Francisco on Monday even
ing and is with Mrs Newton at the home
of y. Harvey, ,'her father
f. w. Waterman, the Barre mer-
chant, has filed a voluntary petition in
bankruptcy His liabilities are
81, 1893 rs and his assets 1891. 1S, of
which $3.50 is claimed as exempt.
Changes will be made next Sunday
in the order Of the morning services
at Bethany church, which will give
the Congregation larger part i'll the
services.
A. B, Carrow recei we'd a message
from Clintonville, n. Y, Sunday af-
ternoon, saying his mother was lust
alive. He and his brother Fred Calrow
left on the 2 80 train this morning
The funeral of Roy, the year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pecue, who
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house on Berlin street Monday.
Burial was in Green Mount cemetery.
Ray Huse, Clifton NJ Heaton, Ned
Field, S. S. Ballard Raymond Dwi-
nell and II. A. Dubuc, left on Friday
night for Boston to take in the Har-
ward Yale football game today.
j. E. Harris, a former member of
the Journal editorial staff, goes this
week to Washington, ID. c., where
| the Vermont delegation in Congress
has secured for him position in the
Senate postoffice
A flock of forty-siX wild geese coming
| from the direction of Worcester, passed
over the city on Monday afternoon, flying
| southward in Il regulation form of Il tri-
angle Those who observed the geese
| and banked on IA coming storm were not
| in error as the genuine old-fashioned
SHOW stOTin OF lOudN htt SuS
A goodly number of the local lovers
of the terpsichorean art are planning
to take i'll the Thanksgiving ball to be
given at District No. 10' on Thurs
day evening and to make the trip in
sleighs at that. "No. 10' events are
proverbially most enjoyable.
DR.. f. ID. Harter was called to
Utica, n. Y, on Friday night by the
sudden death of his father. The news
came as shock to Dr. Harter, as he
had received no pervious notice of his
fathers illness and supposed him to
be i'll his usual health.
Curtis Daniels of Warren, who was
arrested on the charge of setting fire
to the barn of James Pierce, was un-
able to furnish the $500 bail requir-
ed He was brought here Saturday by
Deputy Sheriff Heath and lodged in
Jail.
The accommodation social given
by the Baptist Christian Endeavor
society ON Friday evening at the YES
try was well attended and an enjoy
able evening was passed. The Baptist
society at Barre was unable to accept
the invitation to attend because of q
previous engagement.
Senator w. i. Dllllngham ana Fred
A. Rowland were among the after
dinner speakers at the annual ban
quet given Friday evening by the
Vincitia club at the City hotel, Barre.
The banquet was a marked success.
Covers were laid for nearly one hun.
dred and every seat was occupied.
/; Prior to the banquet social houI
was passed at the club rooms.
Abraham Ghigli of New YORK, g
sculptor, is in town to model statue
: to be carved for Hon. b. f. Fiheld's
family lot in Green Mount cemetery
by Harry j. Bertoli. The statue is tC
be in the form of an angel and carved
from granite. 1t will be remembered
. that during previous visit to thi,
) city Mr.. Ghigli moulded plaster
: bust of Admiral Dewey, which h,
presented to the Wood Art gallery.
j. Il. Leland and DR. Burr were tn,
most tired men in the city when they
5 returned from an all day bear hunt il
=; Moretown on Saturday evening
; About eleven O'Clock Saturday morn
. | mo thoV fouu6 Vlprp Rruiu had elpp