The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-02-12

lister Company of this city, for whom
he is agent.
Superintendent Andrus has said
that the raise in street railroad fares
between this city and Barre had caused
no trouble for the conductors as yet,
and that business had not fallen off
perceptibly.
W. M. Gamble, an alumnus of
Montpelier Seminary, class of 80,
spent Sunday with friends on the hill.
He left for Burlington on Monday
where he is attending the agricultural
college.
E. M. Hudson, decorator on the
new Catholic church in this city, and
his wife, who has been stopping at
the Lenox, left for Manchester, N.
H., on Saturday, Mr.. Hudson being
called there on an important job
John w. Corson of Manchester, N.
H., well known in this city as presi-
dent of the Corson Gold Mining Com
pany of Alaska, has bought the Henry
M. Field place in Jericho, of Hon L.
f. Terrill and will occupy it as sum
mer home.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Brock and Col.
and Mrs. Fred E. Smith of Montpel-
ier. accompanied by Mrs, Frank A.
Rowland of Barre, left on Saturday
night for several months visit in
California-just in time to avoid an
other Vermont snow storm.
George M. Goss. who has been
spending several weeks at Mt, Glenn
ems. Mich, undergoing treatment for
rheumatism, returned to his home
on Monday. His many friends will
be glad to learn that he has entirely
recovered from the malady.
G. G. Graves of Waterbury has been
appointed temporary receiver of the
bankrupt estates of Dillingham; Bros.
and 1, M. Dillingham; in Stowe, and
Stanley @. Wilson of Montpelier has
been appointed trustee of the estate
of Otis j. Gross of Montpelier.
Prof. Hathaway, teacher of music at
the Seminary, has issued invitations
to recital to be given by his pupil,
Miss Grace Joslyn, in the vestry of the
/ Church of the Messiah on Thursday
evening. Miss Joslyn will be assisted
by Mrs A. II. Temple and H. d.
| Hopkins.
The following letters were adver-
tised at the Montpelier postoffice for
Miss Minnie Kingston, Signora Gior-
dana Rosa, Mi IS Flora Shonio. Mrs.
Henry Truesdale, Frank Bean, Charles
N. GODFREY, H. j. Levin, John Til
ton.
The motion for "a temporary injunc-
tion against the city of Montpelier and
tax collector G. De f. Bancroft to
prevent the collection of $75 tax
against Mrs. A. j. Phillips has been
denied. The motion was heard before
chancellor Watson few days ago and
Tuesday he filed his decision adverse
to the motion of Mrs. Phillips.
@. W. Steele. Ill potentate and G.
H. Heaton, III recorder of Mt. Sinai
Temple. Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
have issued announcements of pill
grimage to Lancaster. n. H.. Febru.
airy 20. A special combination car
will be attached to the train for
Wells River. leaving Barre at z 3(
and Montpelier at a. m.
In their report of the city council
which will be published soon, the di'
rectors of the Heaton Hospital ask fol
an increase of 81 900 year in the ap
preparation for that institution, as the
deficiency for the past year has beer
about 81, 500 which has been covered
by notes signed by the directors. The
indebtedness of the hospital is ap
proximately IS, 600.
A meeting of the directors of the Y
M. @. A. was held in their parlor
Tuesday. Committees of the differ
ent departments were appointed by th'
president. The committees are to ap
point others for carrying along tn,
work in their departments. The fol
lowing are the chairmen of the differ
ent departments: Finance, Edward
B. Field membership, E. e. Craven
executive, Rev. Guy @. Lamson; re
= llgious, c. G. Holmes; educational
Thomas Dewey; physical, j. E. lie
land social, W. S. Smith.