The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22


Monday from visit at her summer
home in Wentworth, N H.
The marriage of Miss Daisy L.
Patteo and Frank H. Wedge is post
poned indefinitely.
David S. Conant of Bradford,
States attorney OF Orange county,
was in the city Monday, on business
H. M. Farnham left for Chicago on
| Monday night to buy car load of
horses. He will be away about a
week.
Prof Elmore will conduct his
dancing school in Barre this winter as
usual, the clases to begin the first Of
November.
George o. Stratton is taking a
weeks vacation from duties in the
office of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
A. D. Porter OF Norwich Univer-
sity, Northfeld, was in the city on
Monday to act as referee at the Mont
pelier and Goddard foot ball game
Josiah Gillander and wife have pur-
chased through M. W. Wheelock S
Real Estate Agency the Philip La
pointe farm, in East Montpelier vii
lage; consideration, including stock
and tools SO, $50.
d. X. Lille, stone cutter in the
employ of Lynch Brothers, has pur-
chased the Pecue Brothers stone bust
ness, situated near the Central Yer
mont station, and will take possession
about December 1.
States Attorney Bailey suffered two
other hemorrhages the first of the
week and his condition is very serious.
Nevertheless, he takes considerable
nourishment and his strong constitu-
tion still asserts itself.
j. M. Tebbetts Of Lower Cabot,
who graduated from Montpelier Sem
mary last spring and recently entered
the freshman class at Wesleyan, has
been elected member Of the Delta
Tau Delta fraternity a local fraternity
of the university.
There was a large company at a
reception rendered Mrs. Thomas l..
Snow and her mother, Mrs. Maria
Healey. at the Universalist church in
Barre on Monday evening. Mrs. Snow
and Mrs Healey are about to move tC
Litchfield, Conn, to reside.
On Tuesday, Oct 13, Col. Fred l..
Eaton was elected president and gen.
eral manager of che Sioux City Stock
Yards Company, Sioux City, Iowa,
Col. Eaton, former resident of
Montpelier and cashier of the Firs
National Bank, will receive the con
gratulations of his old friends in this
city,
The Y. NJ. @. A. is in a flourish
ing condition at the present time al
compared with last year. In Decem
ber of last year there were clever
members of the association, ten mel
and one boy, while at the presen
time there are fifty men and twenty
three boys, a total of seventy -thre'
members
Mrs. Viola J, Billings and Mis-
Julia Holland returned Sunday morn
ing from Boston where they wen
Thursday morning. They were givel
a leave of absence of two days to visi
Boston schools in lieu of the two day
to be given all teachers who atten
the educatioal meetings at st. Johns
bury next week.
Among those in the city on Tues
day to attend the Goth annual meetin
of the Vermont Historical Societ
were Hon. G. G. Benedict of Burling
ton, president, Rev. W. S. Hazen O
Northfield, Gen. T. S. Peck, ID. W
Robinson and @. L. Smith OF BurlinR
ton, Col. F. l., Greene and Col. c
S. Forbes of ST. Albans.
OeOrRe NOrlll, Unlrteeu-Nehr-o
East Montpelier boy, was before cit
court on Tuesday on the charge c
r truanoy. After hearing, he wa
found guilty by Judge Woodward an
sentenced to the State Industris
School at Vergennes for the remainde
of his minority. Oscar Cove, tn
grand juror for the town of Eai
Montpelier, prosecuted,
Montpelier and Goddard, rivals i
many a hard fought contest for physi
cal prowess, met on the campus MOI
day afternoon to struggle for supren
I acy on the grldiron. in the first {
two games to be played this fal
Goddard succeeded in pushing the pil
skin over the line once in each ha
and failed to kick one of the goal
making the final score II to o
The prospect for strong bask'
ball team among the girls at Montp,
lier Seminary is particularly poC