The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-12-03


Spiro arrived safely in New York city
and suffered no ill effects from the
journey.
Miss Katherine E. Harrington left
on the six O'Clock train on Monday
evening fer San Francisco.
Mrs. r. s. Smith moved from
William stown Wednesday, and will
reside with her son, Arthur, on Elm
street.
Miss Clara Therisult began work
in H. b. Taplin's store on Monday.
Miss Theriault is to assist during the
holidays.
In the case of Cleveland VS.. Lucas
for the recovery Of $34. "a for labor
on house, the plaintiff was awarded
$24.47. B. e. Bailey for plaintiff, J.
G. Wing for defendant.
Senator Dillingham; has introduced
bill into the U. S. Senate, granting
an increase of pension to General
Stephen Thomas of Montpelier and to
L. L. Lapmhere Oh Oalals.
In the new list of deputies appoint
ed by Sheriff Evans, only one new
name appears. that of William Cutler
of South Barre. The deputies in
Montpelier and Barre city remain the
same.
The New York wire recently install
ed here to connect the local Office of
Floyd, Crawford & Co, with the New
York Stock Exchange, is to be ex-
tended to st. Johnsbury along the line
of the Montpelier & Wells River Rail-
road.
/ Mrs. Henry Farwell entertained a
party of friends on Monday evening,
in honor of Mrs. Frank Brown of
Concord, N. H., who is the guest of
Mrs. Farwell. Three tables Of whist
were made up and pleasant evening
passed.
Alexander McIver, who has been
employed in the stone shed of Lynch
| Bros Tor the past few months,
left on Tuesday night for Oklahoma
city to reside. G.. A. Mc1ver stu
dent at the Seminary, was in the city
to see his brother off
Traffic on the electric road had to be
discontinued Sunday afternoon after
2 O'Clock on account of the burning
out of a transformer at the car barn.
| NJ ctu 1a1
in Barre IN the afternoon, stretched
his legs for six mile constitution
al"
A. W. Slocum of Boston, who was
formerly manager of the Batchelder
creamery which is now being torn
down, is in Sheldon superintendine
and laying out the plans for the new
butter factory to be built in that
town. Mr.. Slocum represents the
Francis Batchelder Co. of Boston.
The following letters at the post
office are waiting to be claimed :
Mrs. Rodney Campbell, Mrs 7. l..
Darby, Mrs. M, E. Davis, Mrs. Joe
Hab, Miss Florence N Kellogg, Mrs
Mary Sweeney, Miss Rheba Slayton
Miss Rhune H. Thomas, Albert Ire
nm, George G. Lane, Wallace j.
McLoud
County court, for the various coun
ties, will convene tomorrow morning
The presiding judges are as follows
Washington county, Judge Stafford
Addison county, Judge Tyler; Windso
county, Judge Munson; Orang'
county, Judge Start; Bennington
county, Judge Watson; Caledonia
county, Judge Haselton.
Nathaniel Innis of Barre elaine,
that he had been robbed of Sl6.04 a
Hotel Northern. He accused jaime
Burke OF Montpelier. No arrests wer
| made, excepting that of Innis for in
| toxication. for which he paid fine O
So and costs. How Innis got rid o
| his money is not explained, except ol
the theory of irresponsibility.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Seaver O
this city, and Mrs. Ellen Nye Ora
of North Montpelier. left on Monda
for Long Beach, in southern Cali
fornia, to spend the winter there
Mr.. Seaver was the re3ipieMt of fin
gold ring from his old associates i
the Watchmsn office, with lette
expressing their sincere regard fo
him
II The many friends of States Attorne
Frank A. Bailey will be pleased
| learn that he has reached Colorad
| Springs in safety. Burton F. Bale.
| his brother, received telegram Sui
| day evening announcing the arriva
Mr.. Bailey suffered no more hemo
rhages and stood the trip well. +
| feels greatly encouraged over his col
ditioD.
| A party of relatives and frien'
gave Louis Barney. of Barney street
surprise parry on Tuesday evenin
l The marry was piyen in honor of M