The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-11-26


Messrs Carl, Fred and Earl Stone,
of the Seminary, went to Williams
town today for their vacation.
Montpelier Seminary closed on
Tuesday for Thanksgiving vacation.
School will reopen on Tuesday,
Dec. 8.
The Connecticut General Life In.
surance Company has just paid.
through the Montpelier agency, to
Mrs. d. A. Camp of South Barre
So, 500 claim on a policy held by her
late husband.
Word has been received that Harry
Snider, boy nineteen years of age,
who was formerly in the Cotton shops
and left this city about year ago,
died October I6 at Hurtzdale, Pa, of
typhoid fever.
The work of laying the new carpet
in Christ church was completed on
Monday and the braces for the pews
are being put in today. 1t is hoped
the church will be ready for occupancy
by next Sunday.
The ice on the Winooski river was
sufficiently firm on Sunday for skating
and several young people ventured to
try their runners for the first time.
1t is seldom that there is an oppor
tunity to skate before Thanksgiving.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the marriage of
| Charlotte Adah, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. Prentiss, formerly of
Montpelier, to William Hayes The
wedding occurred at the home of the
bride in Winona, MINI.
Mrs R. Smith of williamstown
is to move TO this city the first of next
week. Sht will reside with her son,
A. E. Smith, who is employed in A.
D. Farwells' clothing store They
will occupy tenement in the house
in which Mr.. Labouchere lives
employ of the Sortwel- -HeiDold Har-
ness Co., of Boston finishes work for
the company on Saturday and will re-
turn to Montpelier to assume charge
OF the lumber business on the Berlin
side, for his father who is in ill
health.
Dwight Dwinell has began some
repairs at the State House. A door
is to be cut in the partition between
the railroad commissioners Office and
that of the State board of health.
Both rooms will he used by the COM
missioners, giving much needed nd
ditiopal room.
Frank McMoran and Mrs. Odelie
Bernes were committed to Jail, in de-
fault OF bonds. to await hearing by
the grand jury on the charge of adul-
terry. The prisoners were brought
before Justice Dickey in Barre town
Proceedings were instituted by the
father of Mrs. Berner, Daniel DeCaro,
of Winooski. Justice Dickey held
the accused in the sum of $500 each.
Floyd, Crawford & Co., members
of the New York Stock Exchange and
of the Chicago, Board of Trade, are to
open branch Office at No. 2 Largdon
street, room The firm is large
one. having branch offices all over the
country. The local office will be in
charge of J. o. Oliver of New York
and will have direct wire to the
floor of the exchange in New York.
The funeral of D. W. Temple was
held from his late home on Liberty
street at 80 Sunday afternoon, Rev.
j. E. Wright officiating. The bearers
we're G. H. L'Heureux, New York,
Van A. Nye, Burlington, O. d.
Mather, f. j. McCuen, L. 3. Brooks
and @. J. Berry of Montpelier. There
was a large number of beautiful fora
offerings. Interment was in Greer
Mount Cemetery.
On Monday and Tuesday in munici
, pal court James Burke was sentenced
: to Rutland for 192 days for two
offences of intoxication one OF which
\
. occurred in August. Burke surren
. dered himself to Sheriff Evans at th'
Jail where his formal arrest took place
later. A charge Of breach of the peac,
against Thomas. W. Eagan was no
pressed. Mrs. Olive W. Noyes was ar
raigned and pleaded guilty of intoxi
cation. She paid her fine of % ant
costs.
, Burton K. Bailey, in the course o
, his Investigations regarding the whole
q sale liquor dealers, has discovered tia
case has recently been entered il
r Rutland county court along the line
of those it is proposed TO bring agains
O Scampani and Zonleoni in Barre. 4
Rutland wholesaler is charged witt
selling liquor contrary to law by sell
= ing in small quantities just rs tn
I Barre wholesalers have been ordere
: not to sell