The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-07-30

Dan Morse and wife of Barre were
in this city on Monday on their way
to Knowlton's Bluffs, Lake Memphre-
magog. They will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. p J. Hamil ilton of New
port, for the week, at their summer
cottage at the Bluffs.
John J. Adams of Bur lington,
who was arrested Saturda y night in an
intoxicated condition by Special
Officer Rivers. was in city court on
Monday and pleaded guilty to the
charge. Being unable to pay his fine
he took ten days in Jail.
Secretary Harry r. Bolles of the
Y. M. O.. A. left on Wednesday for
Silver Bay, Lake George, to attend
the Y. M. O. A. conference there,
after which he will go to his home in
Richmond, N. H., to spend the re-
mainder of a months vacation.
John O.. Prince, who was acting
pastor of the Methodist church at
West Berlin from April 1902, to April
1908, is conductor ON the surface
cars of the Boston Elevated Rail way
Company. Mr.. Prince is graduate
from the Montpelier Seminary in the
class of 1908.
j. H. Campbell, who has been run
ming blacksmith shop in the old
Leslie shop for the past three weeks,
will move his business to the Alden
Brown shed on Berlin side next Fri
day. Mr. Campbell was employed by
Peter Badord for some time and is
we'll known as blacksmith.
William Viau, employed in the fac
tory of the Cotton Manufacturing Com
pany, was quite badly burned on Tues
day afternoon. He had placed an ex-
ceptionally large piece of aluminium
in the hot german silver pot when a
flame dashed up and blackened and
burned his left hand and part of the
forearm.
Letters are advertised at the Mont.
pelier postoffce this week as follows {;
Miss X. E. Browne, Mrs. Ii zzie
Smith. Miss Ina Stoddard, D. U.
Beecher, Gughilmo Carluccio, Frank
Dunn, Samuel. Danes, Murdoch
Gillis, Arthur Locklin, Alfred Martin.
j. D, Nichols, Joseph G. Nevin, d.
A. Guilty. Mr.. Scott, H. Tiffey, H.
A. Tanner.
Col. A. G. Brown has notified Com
mander Kenfield that a sixteen, instead
Of twelve, section Car for Montpelier
will be needed to accommodate al
those desiring to take the San Fran
cisco trip. Commander Kenfeld ha
also notified j. E. Bentley of tht
Central Vermont that he desires si!
cars on the special train instead o
five as planned.
The Clan Gordon, No. 10, o. S. @
of Barre, will hold their 10Th annual
picnic at Caledonia Park on Saturday
August s. Athletic contests of al
kinds, from 100 yards dash to throw
ing shot and jumping will be engaged
in, with prizes for each event Al
association game of foot ball with fiv
members ON a side will be played.
Eben G. Smith of Cabot died in
hospital at Saratoga at 2 o'clock O.
Friday afternoon and the funeral wa
held at his home in Cabot at o'cloc
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Smith ha
been in poor health for the past 81
months, and while sudden, his deaf
was not altogether unexpected. Fl
is survived by wife and five child
of large circle of friends in thei
bereavement.
G. B. Evans took George Rodne
to Rutland on Tuesday to serve
sentence of 10S days in the house c
correction. 1t will be remembers
that Rodney was arrested in tn
month of May for breach OF the peac
and fined So and costs. He was give
a chance by the court, upon a frien
standing good for his fine, to go
work and pay up; but he did not tax
advantage OF the opportunity offere
him and as an alternative will no
have to serve his sentence,
City Sheriff Docherty arrested
man who was about thirty years {
age, and who gave his name as Jerr
. Black, OH Monday, on warrai
made out by the States attorney
charging him with begging and hay
ing no visible means of support. II
was arraigned in city court that afte
noon and pleaded guilty to the charg'
He received sentence of not less thar
sixty nor more than seventy-five da,
in the house of correction in Rutlar
f and was taken to that city q
e Tuesday.
s BARRE GIRL INJURED.