The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-04
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WATERBURY,.

At the meeting of the missionary
society of the congregational church
held on Wednesday afternoon at home
of Mrs. Elliott Miss Sarah Graves
pleasantly entertained the society by
personal "reminiscences of experience,
in Bulgaria.
f. O. Bennett. who has been run
ming harness shop in town for sew
eral years, has closed his shop and gone
to Faysville to live.
DR.. d. D. Grout was present at the
joint meeting of the franklin Medical
society and the State tuberculosis COM
mission last week at Sheldon juno
ton.
At the annual meeting of the Philo-
mathean Club held last week the Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
Lytord; vice president, Mrs. E. E.
Bamforth; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. W. B. Clark; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. W. H. Trowbridge; treas
urer, Mrs. Allen Foster; critic, Mrs.
Harvey Henry; journalist, Mrs. M.
f. Stranahan; federation director,
Mrs. @. @. Warren; board of direct
ors, Mrs. Charles Clark, Mrs.. Will
liam Elliott, Mrs. G w. Randall.
The Waterbury high school attended
Sunday in body when Rev. p. O.
Smith preached the bacoalaureate SER
umon before the members of the grad
uating class.
Rev. F. B. Kellogg was in Cabot
this week to attend the county Con-
gregational convention there. He de-
livered an address Monday evening
upon "The Commission of the Church
to the Community
j. @. Griggs, manager of the Metro
polital Insurance Company's Office in
Barre, visited in town on Saturday.
@. @. Warren, the automobile enthu-
siast, has purchased a new machine,
exchanging his old one i'll the bargain.
@. @. Graves took Pat Flynn to
Montpelier on Tuesday to serve ten
days sentence in Jail for intoXication.
At the end of that period he will be
taken to Rutland to serve three
months term for furnishing, to which
charge he pleaded guilty before JUS
tice Fullerton.
Louis Steward, Nathaniel Ennis and
Hattie Lovely were fined $l0.01,
$40. rs, and $i0.5l, respectively, for in
toxication, at the hearing before JUS
tice Fullerton on Monday.
a search party was formed Sunday
to hunt for f. M. Waterman who mys-
teriously disappeared a week ago last
Friday morning. 1t was thought by
some of his friends that he might have
been suddenly taken insane and had
committed snicide. On this theory
the search was instituted. No trace,
however, of his whereabouts could
be found.
The next regular meeting of the
Washington County Medical society
will be held jointly with the State
tuberculosis commission at the State
hospital for the insane here Monday
evening, June 0, at Z 80 O'Clock. The
following is the programme: 1.-THE
Work of the tuberculosis Commits
sion," by one of its members; "Rela-
tive Importance of Heredity, Suscepti-
bility and Contagion in the Develop
ment of Tuberculosis. - DR.. A. Is.
Bisbee, Montpelier; "Age, Sex, and
Occupation as Factors in Causation, "
Dr. Henry James, Waterbury; "Logic
of the Open Air Treatment, Includ-
ing Climate" DR.. j. n. Jenne, Bur-
lington; "Home Versus Sanitanium
Treatment" DR.. W. N. Bryant, Lud-
low. An opportunity to visit the
wards and pathological laboratory of
the State hospital will be given the
members from A to Z o'clock p m.
PLAINFIELD.
Barney Smith seventy years old
resident of this place was arrested on
Friday on the charge of attempting to
eNof fho val,
year old daughter of Martin Pike
The arrest was made on States at
torneys' warrant and a hearing was
held before Judge O. E. Woodward of
Montpelier on Friday afternoon. Bur-
ton E. Bailey of Montpelier appeared
for the State, and Smith was bound
over to the grand jury in the sum of
5000. He did not secure bail and was
taken to the county Jail. Smith lived
at Mr.. Pixies.
NORTHFIELD.
The Norwich University team played
the University of Vermont nine at
Burlington ON Monday and were de-
feated by a score of to 0. Davis
pitched for u. V. M, and beat his
record by striking out sixteen men.
Calderwood made the only hit of the
game for Northfield. The boys played
a plucky game but were clearly out
olassed. Morris was in the box and
Chase caught for Norwich. Score by
innings:
4567S9
Vermont 1881 o. 5
Norwich 100000 100
Earned runs, Vermont A; two base
hits, Peck, Tobin, Woodward; stolen
q
base on balls, off Davis 2, off Morris
6; struck out by Davis l6, Morris A
passed balls. Orton 1 wild pitches,
Morris 3.