The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-12

has been asked to look out for G.. l..
Hunt of Lestershire, N, Y, who dis
appeared in April, being insane at the
time. 1t is thought the man may be
living under the name of G.. Il. Smith.
Dr.. Minnie Marshall returned on
Thursday evening from her visit in
New York. 1t is understood she is
soon to go to California to locate and
that she will be accompanied by Miss
Ryan, former matron of the lieaton
hospital.
At the business meeting of the
Apollo Club, held on Thursday even
ing, Paul S. Dillingham;, Alfred H.
Temple, ID. f. Ryle, Harry Park and
William Miller were admitted to mem
bership. Two applications were also
received
A ceremonial session for work of
Mt. Sinai Temple, Order of the Mystic
Shrine, will be held in Armory hall at
7 30 O'Clock on Tuesday evening, No
vember 1S, at which time large class
of candidates will trip across the hot
sands of the desert.
How is this for table de hote din.
ner, INDUCED in by two young men
from Greensboro visiting in the city
today? Three dozen crackers, pound
and a half of cheese, a pound can Of
sardines, can of corn and for des-
sert two jelly rolls and mixed fruit.
1t was quite a concession when the
Hon. Henry Ballard, Burlington
man, in the course of his remarks at
the tuberculosis hearing on Wednes-
day night, admitted that there was
something else in this world more i'm
portant than the proposition to re-
move the capitol to Burlington.
Health officer Lindsay states
that there was not now a case of diph-
the ria in town or any evidences OF any
pr, bah cases. There have been
twelve cases in the city this fall which
were confined to eight families. The
premises have been thoroughly fumi'
gated and the guarantees lifted.
The committee, which has inc barge
the promotion of the construction of a
steam railroad between this city and
Rutland, said today that the outlook
for the contamination of the scheme
was most encouraning. The commit
tee, however, refused to give out any
particulars for publication at present.
The directors, the Ladies Auxiliary
and Young Mems Auxiliary executive
committee of the Y. M. @. A. at a
Joint meeting held on Tuesday even
ing, voted to extend a call to III. r
Bolles, assistant secretary of the Bur-
lington Y. M. @. A., to become the
secretary aud physical director of the
Montpelier association.
A missionary conference of all the
Baptist churches in Central Vermont
will be held in this city Tuesday,
Nov. %, at which time Rev. W. E.
Witter, New England district secre
tary of Boston and Rev. and Mrs. o. f.
Groesbeck of Hong Kong, China, will
deliver addresses. Other prominent
speakers will be present The exer-
cises will be held in the Baptist
church.
The Ryle & Mccormick company
have received from New York parties
contract to cut handsome soldiers
monument thirty eight feet high from
light Barre granite. The monument
will include three bases, the bottom
one being nine feet square, three dies
and two caps surmounted by the statue
of private soldier resting upon his
musket. Tho statue will be eight
feet in height.
The management of the Calendar
Club for the benefit of Heaton Hospi-
tai wish to ask the prompt payment of
| dues of all the members. About $500
has been collected and it is hoped the
full amount for the $559-can be
/ deposited in the bank, December first.
This sum has been raised by the pay
ment of 81. 80 of each member and I'M
like most benefit" plans nothing has
to be deducted for expenses.