The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19
ciating. Burial was in Green
Mount Cemetery.

| Mount Cemetery
Fred r Austin, formerly drum major
of the Montpelier Military Nand, who has
| been i'll active service in the Philippines
| for year or more, has recently passed a
| satisfactory examination and has been
| appointed first lieutenant George f.
| Bailey of Northfield has also received an
| appointment as second lieutenant, and
| has reported at Fort Ethan Allen for duty.
Sometime since the case of G. II. More
4 Company against August Diemer was
| heard in city court, Gordon & Jackson
appearing for the plaintiff and Dilling-
| ham, Huse & Rowland for defendant
| Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
| TO recover $44.S and costs of S10.66 An
| appeal was taken by the defendant The
case has now been settled out of court
| and discontinued
A movement is on foot to organize a
| young peoples union of the Christian En-
deavor Societies and Epworth Leagues in
| this vicinity A meeting was held in Barre
| on Wednesday evening and about half of
| the fifteen societies invited were repre-
scented by delegates. A committee was
chosen to draw up constitution and pre-
| sent ii at future meeting. This union
| Will be conducted along the same lines as
the county unions.
| The first of Il series of six whist parties
| to be given by the members of Rob Morris
| Chapter, Order Eastern tar, was held on
Thursday evening in the Masonic banquet
hall. Ten tables were filled prize for
ladies aud one for gentlemen will be civ
en- TO those having the highest score at
the end of the series. Them party will
| be held on Thursday evening, February
20
Charles II. Gross, Montpeiers pioneer
baker, celebrated the niuetieth auniver-
,nai,rr,, ia ,.,oi,,d ,',l H. a. H. i
presents and during the afternoon and
evening several neighbors and friends
CaHeu upon nun ana extended tnelr
me"rs '0 oc ,."l% 1at WI, r9ss ar
ivn,Id ,,.,D@, .,s,n't l 6"s'|, U'sy' tGi
four-srorp-and-ten mile stone Of life
Tnp coses of p Rottioi 4 Conno,,,. Of
Bar against Deputy Sheriff A. q lem
pletou and j. c. King of Barre against
the same officer were heard in city court
ON Tuesday. These were replevin suits
which the plaintiffs had shinped to n"rtsa,
i'm Missouri. but which had been attached
by Deputy heriH TemDleton uDon fine
arrival of the work in this CITY. w n
Theriault appeared for the plaintiffs and
f. p Carleton for the defendant. Judg-
ment was rendered for the plaintiffs with
damages of one cent i'm each case.
~,
me parish social neld on wednesday
evening III 6etnany chapel was attended
pY doouu IVY Hui1ureu auu was Il most
enjoyable aIalr. Inc ldea was TO get the
congregation OF the church together and
promote social intercourse literary
ana musical program was rendered. Miss
Llzzle Ntlmson gave reading. Herman
Fditb Rrnnls soIo amd a ahe MN Splo, MISS
male 0uartette rave several selecfions
Refreshments were served in the ladies
parlor.
St. Valentines Day was observed
in the Kindergarten department Of
Union school Friday, the teachers and
pupils receiving several pretty valen
tines made by the little tots and
which showed an early artistic taste
for effect. Janitor Huntington. foo.
was not forgotten. as the little ones
prepared and presented to him an es-
pecially elaborate valentine literally
decorated with hearts
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he a nan6dfota fo, ' eiit;C ne WI hoI
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"fticioi ard tba, ooPa;oie anu pGpuar
STATE u,hn ,I1i aie a,liSoy lew III me
foiiou; f mi,t ~ ~ Dill eiluoIse me
Imai once Of sacretar1 i re etata ete