The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-18

Fred Muzzy, a conductor on, the
electric road, hurt his arm quite
severely Monday night. He was run
ming car in the place Of. the motor
man when the cogs which hold the
brake, slipped throwing the handle
around against his arm and bruising
it badly. He has gone to his home
in Bolton.
In bankruptcy court on Saturday
Stanley O. Wilson was appointed
trustee Of the bankrupt estate of Mer-
ritt M. Corell of Barre. The final
meeting of the creditors of Frank
Levigne of Williamstown was held
and Fl. W. Scott, trustee in this case,
was discharged after his final ac-
counts were allowed.
These civil service examinations are
advertised at the Montpelier post
office: Hull craftsman, July 22, 23,
"a; stenorgapher, typewriter, and
telegrapher (male), July 80; drafts
man (marine engines and machinery,
July 30, 30, 81; photographic aid,
July 30. 30; cadet, revenue cutter
service, July 30, 80, 81.
Judgment was given the defendant
without hearing in the case of j.
W. Follansbee VS., Charles McLane for
breach of warranty in horse trade on
Monday at Worcester George Wing
appeared for the plaintiff and H. @.
Shurtletf for the defendeant. The
plaintiff APPEALED the case to county
court.
Rev. L. F. Reed and Harry R.
Bolles went to Curtis Pond on Mon
day to see what the prospects are for
a boy S camp for this summer They
found the condition favorable and it is
probable the camps will be made the
second week in July. A limited num-
Der of boys who are not members of
the Y M. @. A. will be taken upon
application to Mr.. Bolles or Mr., Reed.
l.. N. Gerue went to Manchester,
N. H., on Monday to attend the
New England convention of carpen-
ters as delegate from the local car
penter and joiners' union. The con-
vention began Monday and continued
three days. Mrs. Gerue accompanied
him as far as Lebanon, N. H., to
visit friends for few days.
q. a. Lang has received notification
that sections and of the Pullman
cars on train 10l from st. Albans to
New York which goes on June 20, have
been allotted to Montpelier. The cars
are divided into 12 sections, Burling-
ton also having two sections. 1t is
probable that the Pullman Company
will supply tickets for sale at the local
ticket office.
The following letters are advertised
at the Montpelier post-office for the
week ending June 10; Mrs Sarah
Bailey, Mrs. Nancy Barnes, Mrs.
Joseph Brothers, Miss Lottie Jerome,
Mrs. Inez M. Marks, Mrs. Carrie Mar
tin, Mrs. Addie Sloan, George Buck,
@. G. Clogston, ]. Grieg, Casper l..
Leach, William Mulheron, John Nc
Cough, James Mason (5), Gardner
Orton (2), o. d. Varies.
The executive committee of the
Washington county Veterans ass ocia
tion consisting of l.. M. Hutchinson,
DR.. e. j. Foster, of Waterbury Cen
ter and George H. Hall of Roxbury
met Monday in the G. A. r hall to
make arrangements and prepare the
program for the next meeting of the
association to be held at Dewey Park
in this city next week Wednesday and
Thursday, June "a and %.
Mike Boyle, stone cutter in 7.
w. Eagan's shed was hurt quite badly
ON Wednesday. He was standing be-
tween two stones, one of which, at
taohed to the derrick, was pulled up
before he could get out of the way
and which swung around crushing
both legs above the knees against the
other stone. He was carried to his
home on Berlin side and upon exami-
nation by Doctor Chandler it was
found that no bones were broken but
that the legs were badly bruised. He
will be confined to the bed for some
little time.
In the case of Louis Lord of Berlin
against W. H. Hunt of this city for
the disposal of property with lien re-.
served thereon, the trial of which
was held before jury in city court
Tuesday afternoon, verdict for the
plaintiff to recover $36 was rendered.
John Wing appeared for the plaintiff
and T. R. Gordon for the defendant.
The jury was made up as follows
Fred Blanchard, Edward Baker, AL
bert Johnnott, Clinton Downing, j.
0. Livingstone and l.. M. Hutchinson.
There is quiet effort in Barre to