The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-12-11

and his assets at So, 4S6. o.. OF the lat
ter he claims $3.50 exempt His house
and lot at IL Mechanic street he enters
at 81, 800, but claims there is a mort
gage III favor of Stone Brothers for
81 400. Thus his assets are reduced
81, 265, leaving 81, ,221. OF. OF these total
assets, 5000 Is due on accounts There
are sixteen creditors, the largest of
whom is A. l.. Abram of New York,
who holds note for $500 against Mr..
Levin.
meeting of the local granite polishers
was held last Friday evening for the pur-
pose of organizing Il branch union. About
thirty polishers were present and the or
ganization will be perfected as soon as the
charter arrives from the headquarters of
the American Federation of Labor The
organization will be known as ontpelicr
Branch, No. B, Granite Polishers' Union
There has been no union of polishers i'm
TINS CITY. but Barre has had branch for
some time with Il membership of over $50
one of the representative polishers of this
city said that this branch was not organ
lied because it had any grievances against
the employers, for the pOlishcrs were
fairly treated and well paid here The
employers will only he asked to recognize
the new union as Il body, but will not be
asked to make any change in the existing
schedule of wages
Grace, the seventpen-years-old daugh-
ter of Charles Hutton of Barre. who dis
appeared last Thursday evening. and was
thought to be in this city, was found in
Barre ON ouday in the apartments of F
"owman, which are above those of Depu-
W sheriff Shepard. The officers of the
law here and in surrounding towns were
all on the lookout for the girl. and States
Attorney HOar decided she must he hid
den i'll FOwman's room Not until the
place had be n searched twice was
she discovered. She gave no explanation
for her strange behavior, but said she was
there willingly you1g man known to
DE her friend was seen to go to the Ow
mans as well as the girl herself No ar
rests have yet been made but one or
more are expected, and it is not thought
that any will be- as the girls family are
among the best in Barre. The girl is a
student of Goddard eminary
Remington Squire has signed contract
to the effect that Madam Nary Louise
Clary, Celia Schiller and John Cheshire
will leave New York in due time for the
concert here December II. The valuable
harp was found and was forwarded by en-
press to Mr.. cheshire in New York. 1t is
expected that the wonderful CARY with
her company will arrive on the 800 A NJ.
tram the nth, and will spend the day
here, when she will have the opportunity
to meet the patrons, or many of them, of
her concert Clary, though one of our
greatest artists III the world, is plain
spoken not particle conceited and in
general is most delightful person to
meet She is admitted without question
the greatest OF all American contratos
Schiller is celebrated in all merican and
English cities as IA great piano virtuoso
and John Cheshire, THE Apostle of the
Harp as called in England, is harpist to
the Duke of Edinburg and Sake Coburg-
Gotha aud member of the Great Netro-
politan Opera House Orchestra Let
every one hear this concert, the last of the
three grand musical events in the history
of Montpelier.
Carl Dwyer, the painter of Barre,
who was found wandering on the
streets of this city on Sunday suppos-
edly afflicted with temporary insanity,
is now i'll Jail on the charge of grand
larceny. 1t appears he roomed with
George Brooks in the Currier block
in Barre. Mr.. Brooks had packed
his trunk preparatory to taking
western trip and had placed in the
trunk upwards of $50. The trunk
was found broken open and the mon
ey missing. Suspicious pointed to
E. E. Perry. When arrested Dwyer
made confession which not only i'm
plicated himself but others. He was
given a hearing in Barre city court on
Monday afternoon and his bail was
fixed at 81, 900, which, not being able
to furnish, he was brought to this city
and lodged in Jail, his case being set
for the March term of County court.
Dwyer i'll his confessions disclosed
to purchasing liquor of Arthur w.
Locklin of this city. Locklin was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Tracy on
Monday afternoon and placed in Jail
to await a hearing in his case.