The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
MONTPELIER VT. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 1901

| form width and fifty feet in additional
! length will be constructed so that trains
can draw mp alo gside on either side with
| out being crsmped for space.
Hon. g. II. Darling Of Bennington, who is
in town to attend the cpening OF Supreme
Court and the bar Anniversaries, has been
kept husv ever since he arrived In receiving
the congratulations OF his friends on his
recent appointment az assistant secretary Uf
the navy, Judge Dtrling IL not the least
bit inflated hy his nattering appointment,
ana bears his honOrs with the same modest
demeaDor that has always characterized
him.
The marriage Of Edwin s. Meigs and Miss
Julia NJ. Allard is announced 10 occur on
Thanksgiving day. Mr. Meips IL employed
as a pharmacist for w e rerrili q Go. and
was sergt. maj. Of the Forty-s x'h United
States volunteers, seeing two years. ser
vice in the Philippines. Miss Allard IL the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. relesphor Allatd
aud popular saleslady in the store OF L.
p. and II. Q. Gleason.
Twenty men signed the class roll on
Monday evening a. Trinity church vestrv to
start the work OF studying mechanical
drawing under he auspices of the Working
mems Club. The calls OF the class will be-
varied and some of he m mbsrs will have
to do review work before advance work
can be taken up. II is confidently expected
that all the needs OF the class will be met
Forest, art teacher at the seminary, will
instruct the class and met IL on Monday
evening. The class Is to meet from seven
to niue O'Clock on each Monday evening.
The Montpelier Association OF Congrega-
tional clergvmen will meet at the Young
Mems Christian Association loms in Mont
pelier on Tuesday, October 49, ~ 1890 A. M
The following programme will he taken up:
The Preacher in the Pulpt-Whv there,
The results to be sought, Rev. G. e. Ladd (;
The preaching he Is TO preach Rev. d. II.
strong; The necessary preparation, Rev.
ID. L. Hillisrd; The Pastor in the Parish
Character and necessity OF this work, Rev.
#. B. TX llogg; Best me tbods In pastoral
work, Rev. K. 9. Angel
News was received today OF the death on
Thursday OF Michael Savage at Detroit,
Mich. He was a former resident of Mont
pelier having been employed bv the cit for
several years He vent to Michigan about
twenty years ago to live with his children
and a. his death was ninety four years old.
Mrs. Frank Butte, fly of this city is dsugh.
ter. The other children are Mary, John and
Thomas of Detroit and Patrick OF Denver.
There were three other Sons, who met their
death by accident several years ago. Will
liam fell from building in Chicago, James
was killed in railroad accident near Bos-
ton and Michael in the Central Vermont
railroad yard at st. Albans.
At the recent annual meeting OF the
Kings Daughters the officers elected were
Mrs r. M Denny, president; Mrs. Chss.
Heaton, first vice president; Mrs. I.
Vail, second vice president; Mrs. s L.
Howe, treasurer; Miss Anna Phinney, sec
Rotary; Miss Mary q. Dewey, Miss Olive b.
Stout, su iitors; Mrs. f. A. Adams, tressur-
or OF hospital fund; Mrs. 8. l.. Howe, trea-
surer home for Aged and Infirm fuud: Mrs.
r. A Adams MS, r. e. Smith, Mrs. I. C.
Vail, comm ttee for Kings Daughters room
al hospital; Mrs. I. g Vail. maternity b4s-
ket: Mrs. Heston, Mrs. Howisnd, Miss Ma
~ Dewey, emergency committee; Mrs M.
ID. Fowl T, press committee