The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-07-16
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pus on Wednesday afternoon before a
good sized crowd. The game was spirited,
one of seven innings and resulted in
victory for the National Life team by a
score of l3 to Z.
The Rathbone Sisters of the Pythan or
der served luncheon TO nearly 100 peo-
pie III the Knights of Pythias nall last
evening. The affair was a success in
point of attendance and financially. and
the refreshments certainly evidenced the
ability of the ladies as cooks
The condition of Harry Baxter of Barre.
who attempted suicide by shooting early
Sunday morning, continues favorable.
The physicians, however, do not dare to
probe for the ball which they believe lies
in tue muscles of the back, as the man is
Yet very weak They believe he will re-
cover
Miss NJ. d. White gave most en-
ioyable reception at the Langdon home
on Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs Clara p. Walton of Columbus,
Ohio, who is spending the summer
here. There was large attendance
and music was furnished by Wilder ;
orchestra.
How many people have asked Clerk
Smile when he intended to begin haying
is not known, but during his recent alb
seuce in Massachusetts, on an average of
u
uty Clerk Wilson. Perhaps Mr., Smile is
going tol let Kemp swing the scythe over
the court house lawn.
Mrs. l. A. Belknap of Niagara Falls,
n. Y. is visiting in town for week.
| She is a sister -in-law of H. n. Law
renee and Ms. S. Z. Pattee and a
former resident of Vermont but this
is her first visit here in thirty years.
She is accompanied by Miss Pearl
Candee, her granddaughter.
| Michael Kelley of Winooski, who was ex-
| pected to arrive in town on Friday to
| prefer a larceny charge against Simon
Bowen telephoned TO Chief of Police Rea-
gan that he would come if the chief
thought best but that individual advised
him to drop the matter and let the York
| State authorities prosecute Bowen for the
more serious offence and Kelley decided
| to do so.
The State board of dental examiners.
comprised of DR.. George F. Cheney of st.
| Johnsbury DR.. Thomas Mound of -Rut-
land, Dr.. F. P. Mather of Chester DR..
Mellen of Niddlebury and DR. X. L.
| Cleaves of Montpelier, met at the Pavil-
ion in this city on Wednesday to examine
a class of candidates desiring to practice
! dentistry in the State. There We're fifteen
applicants.
! Capt c. A. Bond has returned from his
visit in Gloversville, n Y. He just missed
! being one of the victims of the wreck on
! the ountain Lake railroad on July
4 when twelve persons We're killed out
| right and scores We're manned for life. He
| had personal acquaintance with those
| killed and had he not accepted another
engagement he would have been on the
fatal car with them.
The Springfield Business School has had
so large a demand for young men with
some knowledge of advertisement writing
that it has decided TO put in course OF
| advertising next fall, which will be under
the supervision of f. ST. Elmo Lewis of
| Philadelphia the well known advertisisg
man. Out of graduating class of eighty
five, from this school, seventy-five have
already been placed III positions.
George w. Colby, who resides at IS
| Barre street, met with serious fall
Wednesday evening while descending a
flight of steps near his residence One of
| the steps near the top suddenly gave
away and precipitated Mr.. Colby onto a
pile of rocks some feet below, fracturing
one of his ribs, and badly bruising and
shaking him up. DR. Chandler was called
and made the patient comfortable.
The State board of dental examiners
closed the two days examinations on
| Friday, at three o'clock, and the follow
ing out of thirteen who took examinations
We're given licenses: A. Z. Patterson, Put
| ney; w. G.. Gilmore, Salem, n. Y; w. &.
Mason, Gaysville, Vt Charles II Cole,
Bradford; G. II. McGoff, Montpelier; c.
A. Averill, Richmond; ID. f. Sheldon, East
! Highgate l. 5. Edwards, Brattleboro; H.
7. Harpn Windsor
A MiddleseX Subscriber" in the Water
bury Record, can see as far into mill
stone as any one, and so seeing AYERS that
Charlie Smiths eXcuse"-he of Montpel-
Ter and Clement fame and the gravestone
business-is private, gain" HE sees,
AYERS the Subscriber that nothing
would give the tombstone business such a
boom as free rum, a. d Charlie will be al
ready to handle the spring trade. Place