The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-11-06

will rid You of it, radically and per-
manently, rs thcv have ri1 thousands.
| Thomas is the present city grand Juror
| and Mr. Ileaton was recently admitted to
the bar after graduating from the Boston
University Law School. Both are young
| men of force and character which is
bound to bring to them the success wished
them by their many friends.
Frank Murphy. who has. during the
| past week, played us a star third baseman
ON the ontpelier Seminary base ball
| team, has signed a contract with the
management of the Manchester, N H.,
team TO play the same position with il
next season. He is To begin practice with
the team April %, 1902. aud the salary at
tacned Is fattprlng one. Murphy is
young but he has demonstrated on the
diamond that he is a hustler
A portion of Y r Gordon's livery sta
bic is being raised so as to be on Il level
with the main building In cleaning out
the basement of the part being raised an
old Concord hack with history was eX-
humed. This hack was formerly owned
by the late f. ~ Irish and later by Thorn
as oriarty who in turn sold ii to VT
Gordon IL was first used over a quarter
OF century ago being the first public
hack to be introduced on the streets of
Montpelier
ID Harris has novel machine al
most completed, 1t is his invention and
machine nlant If the Ione P nn,,Fno,'i,y!
ing company of which he has CHARGE
This machine is of the slot order BY use
OF ITS ATTACHMENTS gum sailed peanuts.
lea9 pencils ana shoe Strings are to be
ninI,o ~ 1 tho iToiI one penny 10
he did NOT rorp ~ Sho, 49,, ~, sam tIGay
until if was comnleted and In running nr-
der.
states Attorney Hoar received Wednes-
hay an order from Judge Munson to send
uio s Sll1 II ol 1lIln.olly NJ Lyhcn VINO
TEN dovs moo tn nI ~ al !e =" id1ooshl river
Burlington for a chemical analvsis Of its is
contents The organ was not buried with
the body, but since the autopsy it has
been III charge of Grand Juror f. b
Nh9iil VT VINO seitlt that AFTERNOON TO Prof
Ton En rrI, n.p,o pnUronoS,1. az D,iIliils
the cause Of The dnat5 Of I'1nob 4 mo-, I Ia
deferred until Dr. Wilt makes his report
At the regular meetino of +be Won,
ems, AnxiIiarv 70 tho Yornr, Mo-,
Christian Aoe0o;o+;on 1old ~, mod,,o,
dav II was voted tn aYmend the oor
stitution in such a manner that in
future the work of the auxiliary will
be done by and the officers elected
from, the whole auxiliary instead of
by and from the board of manage
ment as has been done heretofore.
The report of the treasurer showed
that $191. O5 has been cleared on the
Dewey cook book, and il was yot.
ed that on and after November l. the
cook book shall be sold for fifty cents
each instead of the old price of sew
enty-fi five cents.
The bovs and oirls of +bo o;+,, ooIo
bratad H3iIoIre, o1 on Tb vmo Ii,S Coio
inc in several nortions 81 tbo ~,
after tbe manner most niooS;nu .'i Cl CS
vvero coon in no MI, 49,
and even wandering about the streets.
Cabbages were at premium this
morning as every garden containing
them was robbed and remnants of
the vegetables were strewn about
doorways and on the walks. III di-
rected cabbages flew through win
doWs Ill some cases. Many residents
aWoke this morning to find their pi-
azza furniture missing Some of the
pranks committed approached law
lesness and punishment may follow,
Brooks & Berry and L. NJ. Cameron
are to open a creamery about the first
of December which will have n cana
city for making 1000 pounds of butter
a day. 1t will. however. he RIM at
only half its limit at the start The
creamery will be located in one of the