The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-08-13

Ayers, the photographer, is finishing
some pictures of Admiral Clark and his
party taken by Whitman Ferrin while
they were at Stowe, in which the Admiral
was the target o. the camera IN nearly
every instance The pictures portray camp
life at its best and the broad smile of the
admiral is depicted in no uncertain man
ner The scenes include the party starting
on IA fishing trip which is labeled what
will the harvest be?' while partaking of the
famous trout dinner, aud several snap
shots of the party were caught wilhelm
negigee attire. The remainder of the
pictures are reproductions of the happen
ings of the trip
Montpelier, Aug. S.-Marqus de Lafay
cite Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, have under consideration the
placing of a bronze tablet at the left of
the front entrance to the Pavilion hotel
to commemorate the visit of the Marquis
TO Montpelier on June % and 20, 1925 His
address to large cOnCOursc OF people on
that occasion was delivered near TINS
spot. Lafayette went from Montpelier to
Burlington, where he laid the corner
stone of the south college of the Univer
sity of Vermont. And at Burlington the
proceedings were closed by reception
aud splendid entertainment at the resi-
! denCe of Governor Van Ness.
Justice J. u. Lucia has returned from
| MiddleseX and Gouldsville where he has
| been listening to testimony in two cases
| On Wednesday he presided at jury trial
| in Widdlesex, the case being Warren w
| Wrisey VS.. n. X. Price, plea i'll Offset and
verdict for defendant for his costs. c. Fl
| Woodward appeared for plaintiff, John G..
| Wing and II. A. Hoar attended to the de
PENDANTS interests. On Thursday at
| Gouldsville a case of loaning money re-
| CURED the Justices attention, the suit
| being styled Marion f.. Sanboin VS.. q. j
| Rumerill. T. j. Deavitt appeared fol-
plaintiff. The defendant made no ap-
pearance. Judgment of S123.03 ana cost:
| Tor plaintiff.
An alarm of fire from box "a at $50 thi:
morning brought out the department. anc
| along with the firemen, many excited cit
liens who As they hurried to the scene o.
the blaze at No 2 Baldwin street, pictured
in their minds the burning of the capito
building, as box "A is located at the wes
end of that building, The "conf1agra
ton resulted from a gasoline stove thai
had been overliled by some person pre-
pairing breakfast in the domicile OF one
Napoleon NORM, A member of the fir'
police eXtiuguished the blaze before tn,
arrival of the department aud the 'al
out was sounded at six o'clock The dam
age was tritlng The house was owned b.
). b. Sibley.
W A. Lord has fad at last 1t has de
| VelOped this season. He has mania To-
gardening and he is probably the cham
pion gardener of this town, al any rate il
the growing of Champion peas. At TIL
garden connected with Mr. Lords resi-
deuce on Sabn street, he has demon
strated that the old saw, "A watched pc
never bOils. =" is untrue for he has watehe,
that garden with the faithfulness of
wrecked mariners lookout for aid. Jack
famous bean stalk has rival in the pea
Mr.. Lord has III his garden. They ar
fully eight feet in height. three or NOR
feet higher than the usual growth, an
: the vines are loaded with well-hlled pod
| of this delicious garden product.
w. w. Lapoint of Barre caused no en-
of merliment among court officers an
, | habitues this afternoon by his vociferOu
e language over clients affairs. Mr.. Ii
5 point has interested himself in the we
fare of Edward Preadon, who was brougt
from Putney to Montpelier and lodge
j i'll jail on Tuesday on a charge
4 felonious ASSAULT oil Annie Green, til
woman who was recently sent to ia
III this city for intoXicatiOu Believin
u ing that Mr.. Preadon was detained benin
Il the bars of Tracy's hotel contrary
: law Mr.. Lapointe came TO this city toda
D and proceeded to start an investigator
as to the reason that his client, or frien
I Mr.. PreadoIl, had not been given hea
ing Judge Smile is absent from the cit
as are also the mayor and acting mayo
and Nv. Lapoint when last seen was Loo
4 ing for some one to issue papers in babe;
4 corpus proceedings.