The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-11-12
MONTPELIER AND VICINITY.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

o. E. Balch, who resided on the
Marvin farm, has moved his family
to Barre.
Senator William p. Dillingham; has
bought of the Thomas Marvin estate
the residence on West street, Semin-
airy Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ducham have
returned from a wedding trip spent
in Concord, Boston and Cape Cod.
They will reside at No. 81 Barre
street,
Fred A. Jewott and Irving Isham Of
Moretown, were arrested Thursday af-
ternoon by Deputy G. A. Smith, the
former for shooting a doe, and the
latter for shooting a fawn.
Among those in the city ON Thurs
day were Mrs. II, b. Chamberlain
and Miss X. Hutchinson of Bradford,
j. H. Judkins Of N~orthneld, j. S.
Shaw of Middlebury and L. Q. Lance
of Cabog.
f. L.. Herbert, who was recently
employed as night man in the Cen
trail Vermont station, has received an
appointment as travelling agent tor
the Central Vermont Railway Com
pany.
The October number of the Mont
pelier High School Record is out. 1t
is a sixteen page paper with plenty
of news of interest to the school,
both students and alumuus. H. E.
Gould has an original story on Cam
ping OUT in this issue.
P. S. Smith, superintendent of
water works, went to Berlin pond re-
Gently and reports that the water is
lower than it has been before this
year The water is at the present
time eighteen inches below the top
of the dam. The recent rains have
not soaked up the ground to any con-
siderable extent and the springs have
not filled in.
MARITIME Riz2i, who was held by
the Barre city court under 81, 900
bonds for assault with intent to kill,
was not indicted by the grand jury
and is probably congratulating him
self on the fact. Three different in
dictments were found against Alex
ander Garetto, one for murder and
two for assaults with intent tu kill.
The next meeting of the Vermont
C~ommandery of the military order of
the Loyal Legion of the United States
will be held in Burlington Tuesday,
Nov. II. Ten applications for admis-
sion will be acted upon at this meet
ing, Gen. j. H. Lucia being a candi-
date from this city. The members of
the order from Montpelier are Col. A.
O. Brown, Gen. Steven Thomas, Col.
Fred e. Smith, Col. O.. ID. CLARK,
Capt. j. O. Livingston and H.. W.
Shedd.
-Four more arrests have been made
as a result of the indictments of the
special grand jury. Robert Hall and
Elliott Frink, of Brookfield, were first
brought in. each being charged with
the shooting of "a doe in Warren. They
were taken before county court Satu r
day afternoon and arraigned. Frink
furnished bail in the sum of 5000, his
father being the bondsman, and a con-
tinuance made until November II,
when it is expected the the case will
be disposed Of without a trial. Hall
was not III the town of Warren at the
time of the shooting, and was released
on his WI recognizance.
Six Italians, who were indicted by
the grand jury for minor offences in
connection with the Barre fight, were
arrested on Wednesday afternoon by
Sheriff Evans and his deputies and
taken to the Jail. None of these men
were found by the grand jury to
have been closely connected with the
shooting Of Eli Corti, but they are
held for alleged infractions of the law
on the same evening, either in Socialist
hall or on the street near by. Last
evening they were brought before S.
j. Dana, assistant judge of county
court and bail was fixed for each man
and taken by Deputy Clerk Benjamin
Gates. John H. Senter appeared for
the State and M. M. Gordon for five of
the respondents.
A new society of the young men of
st. Augustine's church was organized
on Wednesday evening at st. Michael's
school with the aid of Father W. j.
O'Sulliyan. The society is formed
for social purposes, to bring the young
men together, and will be known as
the Catholic Young Mems Union"
The following officers were elected
after organization: President, Rob-
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