The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-07-17
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY
LOOAI HAPPENINGS.

Warren Hunt il leld up WIN bh lhJu'ou
leg IA A result Of q collision with team on
Main streetwhile riding his bicycle on Tues
day evening.
Miss RYAN OF Providence, Il. l., who w
be pleasantly remeIu bered AZ Mrs ID cKey |
trimmer last II, has returned to assist IN |
the store until 1t Is SOLD.
Miss Addie Stone left Wednesday for
Franconia Ion, to serve as malu ior mrs'
Georgiaua Sands, daughter OF george o.
Hash sll. the Chicago millionaire.
II. w. stanyan, superintendent of the
BArrs railroad, took NJ. ID. Mcmahon and
II, @. Hoffman of Burlington to the quarrles
Thursday afternoon by special tram
A detachment of Company d, eventh
uni ID S ates c valry, stationed AZ tort
Ethan Allen and OF whlch FREQ DesIaullolss
of this city Ia member, has been orueteu
to Jefferson Barrack, Montana.
Miss Constantine X Karsntonis OF Greece
and Mas Chase of Walfhsm, Mass. are
guests OF Mrs. Dora Butler today, The,
are on their way home from attending the
Pan-American exposition at Bull 40
John T. willard,s carpenter employed by
the Lane Manufact ring Company, sus-
tanned painful accident tr DAY WINE
turning q wooden pulley. THIS chlsei
caught in the pulley and cut OIL the end OF
his right thumb.
Ac nvasser il in town who has secured
photograph OF we'll known clergyman oil
this city without his consent or kuowledge
and is attempting to make capital ont OF ne
incident. The clergyman refused 10 coun-
tenance the methods Of the fellow In any
respect though the enlarging OF his photo
graphs may be first class in every way
The new arc lights that we're put in use
on the streets July have, so lar, gwen eA-
cellent satisfaction. They will burn eighty
hours without being trimmed give re-
markably steady light and are 80 construct
ed as to entirely exclude the myrisds OF
bugs that nightly throng around them The
all night service is also proving popular
with those who arrive or depart by the
night trains.
The following appointments have been
decided upon by Department Commsnuer
]. H. Lucia, and will command in the next
order: Department Inspector, John Il.
Moseley. Post a. Mortified; judge advo
cate. John j. Monahan, Post SO. Underhill
chief mastering officer, John X. Wiison, Post
20, Calais, u. o, Worcestei)i senior sid de-
camp and chief OF staff, George L. Conner,
Post Sc, Barre.
w. s, Smith has resigned the secretsrship
of he Old Home Week Association, and K
II Deavitt has been appointed IN his place.
The roll of Mon peher people in other
States numbers some 700, reported as the
longest of any other place except Rutland
These will be invited to come back to the
old hearthstone to renew the associations oil
amid lang syne and everybody hopes all
will return to see how the old Capital ION
the Onion" has been fsring since they were
among is residents.
The second game in the series OF the tri
angular base ball league was played Thurs
daV afternoon on the Seminary campus be
tween the clerks aud National Life teams
Grape aud Connors served as battery 10
the former team aud Moulton and HayforC
for the latter. In the first inning the clerk
went to pieces, the score standing six Il
two at the opening of the second, but the.
rallied and fought the game out valiantly
making four runs in the ninth and WINNING
the game by score OF II to IL.
The candidates for admission to practice
in dentistry in this State who passed the ex
aminations this week before tae Vernon
State board Of dental examiners are as fol
lows: r. ii. Somers, Rutland; George M
Somers, Magog, p. O.; Walter l. Scott ant
H.H. Warrington, Rutland; 9. M. Rich
mond Springfield; Roy K. Pierce, Benning
ton; K. A. Carter, Lyndonville; w. H. Bur
dick, Granville, N. Y; Hammond Newsll
Burlington; e. r. Pazant, Everett, Mass.
George NJ. Hswley, Springfield; f. S.Locke
Springfield.
O. B. Bailey died on Thursday at hi
home at Berlin Corner from the effects of
shock received two days ago. 4cease
was seventy-nine years old and had en-
highly respected citizen OF Berlin for man
years. He leaves a widow and four chi
dren by former marriage-Mrs, Marti
Freeman OF Barre, Fred b. Bailey Of Wi
Jamestown, NJ. L Bailey of Berlin and Al
thur Bailey OF this city, The funeral wa
held from the house Saturday Afternoon
and burial was in the cemetery at Be-
lin Corner.
Although the March term Of Washingto
county court has run to a length imp &c,
dented in this county, Hon, j. II. Watson
the presiding judge, has not allowed a
hour 10 go to waste that could be employe
in the work of the term. Indeed durin
the heated days just past, he has kept bus
ness trundling when the attorneys an
court officers would have preferred to see
a shady spot. AS a result, up to this morn
ing 225 cases have been tried or otherwis
disposed Of and taken from the docket. {
these 80 we're civil cases, were in char
Gerry, and the remainder were State case
A badly congested docket confronted I'll
court when the term opened March 5, bJ
it will be left in excellent shape.
In the long term of Washington count
court now drawing TO q close States Alto
ney X. A. Hoar has prosecuted the work
the State so z4alousy il is sure the cOu
can have no hesitancy in signing the ord
for Mr. Hoars salary. OF the large nun
Der of State cases tried, beginning with IN
against Arturo Bernacco, conviction b.
been secured ia every case except one.
that-the Plainfeld liquor agency ca
there was disagreement. No State ca
brought for trial has resulted in an acqu
tai since the term begun. In nearly
score OF State cases that had been pr par
for trial the respondents pleaded guilty
the last momsnt. The attorney has earn
vacation at Berlin Pond, whittier he we
with his family Thursday afternoon.
F.C Hoffman and ID Mcmahon of 81
lington were in town Thursday to make
rangements for the attractions to appe
here during Old Home Week under I
auspices OF the Merchants Carnival. The
are to be 80 many attractions, the Cross
has been engaged in connection with
city lot and The contract for enclosing thu
grounds has been given to Joseph p
kins. The attractions are TO be on the p
American plan. Each day is to be spec
day and other towns are dropping eve
thing in order to participate in this eve
10. Palmer OF Burlington, State depu
is arranging for the Modern Woodmen
America OF this State TO hold big day
this city during Old Home Week.
Gov. Northcote Of Illinois, chief consul
the national order, is to be present at Z
time.